| His beasts must lie in his lords fold from Martinmas to Easter. |
| Old Kate, as I found next day, was dead since Martinmas, and her house was empty. |
| If it is cold, fair, and dry at Martinmas, the cold in winter will not last long. |
| These days, the equivalent dates in Scotland are Martinmas, Candlemas, Whitsunday and Lammas. |
| Gie him a cuff at Martinmas, and his cheek will be tingling at Whitsunday. |
| People keep predicting a Martinmas summer, which never comes. |
