Clippet sheep will grow again.
Clout upon a hole is gude gentry, clout upon a clout is gude yeomanry, but clout upon a clouted clout is downricht beggary.
"Facetiously spoken to those who quarrel with a patch about you."—Kelly.
Come a' to Jock Fool's house and ye'll get bread and cheese.
Spoken sarcastically of those who invite every person indiscriminately to dine or sup with them.
Come day, go day, God send Sunday.
"Spoken to lazy, unconscionable servants, who only mind to serve out their time, and get their wages."—Kelly.
Come it air, or come it late, in May will come the cow-quake.
Come not to council unbidden.
"Thair is a sentence said be sum,
Let nane uncalled to counsell cum,
That welcum weins to be;
Zet I haif hard anither zit,
Quha cum uncallt, unserved suld sit,
Perhaps, sir, sae may ze."