Scots proverbs, ancient and modern, selected from Allan Ramsay and others
Myths & Legends · Longer tale
Scots proverbs, ancient and modern, selected from Allan Ramsay and others
Allan Ramsay · about 48 min · ages 5–9
A legend from long ago, retold for children. By Allan Ramsay.
“A bairn may hae ower muckle o’ his mither’s benison. A bare moor maks a lean hirsel. A’ burdens are light except to the bearer. A blate maiden may mak a bardy gudewife.…”
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