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Lang tarryin taks aa the thanks awa. |
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Learn young, learn fair learn auld, learn mair. |
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Lay a thing by an it'll come o use. |
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Lend yer money an loss yer freend. |
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Let a horse drink what he will, but no when he will. |
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Law's a deidly distemper amang freends. |
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Laziness is muckle worth, when it's weel guided. |
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Leave a jest when it pleases ye best. |
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Leave aff while the play's guid. |
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Leave welcome aye ahint ye. |
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Law licks up aa. |
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Let him that's cauld blaw the ingle. |
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Let never sorrow come sae near yer hert. |
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Little fowk is suin angry. |
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Listen at a hole, an ye'll hear news o yersel. |
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Little dugs haes lang tails. |
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Love me little an love me lang. |
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Little to fear when traitors is true. |
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Little wit in the heid maks muckle traivel to the feet. |
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Like the wife's tongue, aften better meant than timed. |
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Little an aften fills the purse. |
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Lock yer door, that ye mey keep yer neebors honest. |
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Live in measure, an lauch at the mediciners. |
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Little kent, the less cared for. |
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