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 14 Little odds between a feaft and fu’ wame 490 Loud at the loan was ne’er a good milk cow Love’s as warm amang cotters as courtiers Love your friend and look to yourfel M MAIDENS’ bairns are aye well bread Mair by luck than good guiding 495 Mair hafle the waur fpeed, quoth the tailor to the lang thread Mair hamely than welcome Make ae lang step and down ye gae Make a kirk and a mill o’t Make the beft of an bargain 500 Make your hav v/hen the fun Ihines Malice is aye miadfu’ May bees fl e not at this time of the year Meat feeds, and claith cleads, but maiiners make the man Meat and mafs hinder no man 505 Men are not to be met by inches Mickle wad aye hae mair Mickle mouth’d fouk have aye hap to their meat Mickle Tnay fa’ between the cup and the lip Money makes a man free iika where 510 Mony hands make light wark Mony mafters, quoth the paddock to the harrow Mony hounds may fdon worry ae fare Mony excufes that pifhes the bed Mon-.' a ane h-rves a thankl fs mafter Mony wife their wife for their ain thriftiefs hie Mony cogs die or ye fa’ heir Mony a nne’s gear has haftened his hinderand Mony aunt’s, mory etms, mony kin, and few friends' Mony good wights-are laith away Mony ways to kill a do* tho’ ye dinna hang himMonv cooks ne 'er made good kai! Mony a ane Ipeirs the gate they ken ftt’ well Mail is a king’s wordMy tongue is beneath your belt My.foil’s my fon aye till he get a wife, my daughter’s my daughter a’ the days of her life My market’s made, ye may lick a whip fhaft