Stay and drink o' your ain browst.
"Take a share of the mischief that you have occasioned."—Kelly.
"But gae your wa's, Bessie, tak on ye,
And see wha'll tak care o' ye now;
E'en gae wi' the Bogle, my bonnie—
It's a browst your ain daffery did brew."
—Old Ballad.
Stay nae langer in a friend's house than ye're welcome.
Step by step climbs the hill.
Stickin' gangsna by strength, but by the right use o' the gully.
Stretching and gaunting bodes sleep to be wanting.
Strike as ye feed, and that's but soberly.