Ill counsel will gar a man stick his ain mare.
I'll do as the man did when he sell't his land.
"That is, I will not do it again, for selling of an estate is a fault that few are twice guilty of."—Kelly.
Ill doers are aye ill dreaders.
Ill flesh ne'er made gude broo.
Bad meat never made good soup; or, a bad man cannot be expected to do a good act.
I'll gar him draw his belt to his ribs.
Meaning that a person will be compelled to defend himself.
I'll gar his ain garters bind his ain hose.
"That is, what expense his business requires I will take it out of his own money."—Kelly.