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 20 There is fey blood in your bed There is grows nae grafs at the crofs There is life in a gauffel as lang as fhe cheeps 730 There is little for the rake after the fhool There is little to few when tailors are true They are aye good that are far away They are rot a’ faints that et holy water They complain early tha' complain of their kail 735 They loo me for little that hate me for nought They menfe little the mouth that bite aff the nofe They that give yon hinder you to buy They that burn you for a witch lofe a’ their coals They that drink langeft live langeft 74O They that ly down for love fhou d ri e for hunger They were fcartt of bairns that brought you up They wift as well that didna fpeir They that bou d with cats maun count upon fcrats They are eith hindered that are not furdenfome 745 Thiftles are a fallad for affes Thole well is good for burning Till ither, tinklers, ill may ye agree Time tint is ne er to be fr u od Three can keep a fecret i two be away 750 rim- and.thinking tame the ftrpngell grief Time and tide will tarry for nae man Tine heart and a's gan ; Tine thimble tine thrift Touch a gawd-horfe on the back and he’ll fling 755 True blue will never ftain Truth and honefly keep the crown of the caufey Try your friend ere you geed him Two hungry meals make the third a glutton Two fools in ae houfe are a couple o'er mony 760 Twa words maun gang to that bargain Twa wits are better than nane W WANT of within waur than wane of wealth Wealth is the widow’s houfe, kail but saut Weans maun creep ere they gang 995 Welcome is the beft difh in the kitchen Well, quoth Willie, when his wife dang him Well is that well doer Were it not for hope, heart wad break