A mear's shoe will fit a horse.
"Sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander."—English.
A Merse mist alang the Tweed, in a harvest morning's gude indeed.
"Because it generally precedes a fine, warm, and breezy harvest-day—excellent for the winnowing and in-bringing of the precious grain."—G. Henderson.
A midge is as big as a mountain, amaist.
The latitude afforded in the meaning of the word "almost," furnishes the point in this and several other proverbs.
A mind that's scrimpit ne'er wants care.
"But aiblins, neibour, ye hae not a heart,
And downa eithly wi' your cunzie part.
If that be true, what signifies your gear?
A mind that's scrimpit never wants some care."
—Gentle Shepherd.
A misty morning may be a clear day.