| Central - SEC |
| Dorothy | says tae him, “ If ye chum |
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| Dorothy | telt her that she wisnae a wi |
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| Dorothy | wis jist wantin tae get hame |
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| Dorothy | helped the Tattie Bogle doon |
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| Dorothy | (a doppelganger o Nicola Stur |
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| Dorothy | wis brocht uptae speed by Gli |
| Central - SEC |
| Dorothy | , the Wizard and Toto aa clamb |
| Central - SEC |
| Dorothy | decidit tae lit her have them |
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knawledge, | Dorothy | is still tae the fore oot yon |
| Ulster - GUL |
“O coorse, | Dorothy | . We winnae. Dinnae fash yerse |
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“Och, | Dorothy | , ye dinnae want tae eat they |
| Southern - SEA |
The dochter, | Dorothy | , mairriet ae Paul Hunter, the |
| Central - SEC |
d. He didnae hae onie brains, | Dorothy | kenned this jist by luikin at |
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and the Munchkins faur ahint, | Dorothy | traipsed for miles alang the |
| Central - SEC |
he Tin Man didnae hae a hert, | Dorothy | had jaloused this, of course, |
| Central - SEC |
grants or something. Onieway, | Dorothy | turned oan the waterworks and |
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had got roostit in the rain. | Dorothy | fund some ile an iled his jyn |
| Ulster - GUL |
wi pleesure. Gerald jined in. | Dorothy | spak onlie tae ax whit gate t |
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tae her daith. The Wizard and | Dorothy | did a ”High Five” and who |
| Southern - SEA |
bairns, Scott and | Dorothy | . Is bairns wei wur affen up a |
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magicked the baffies oan tae | Dorothy | ’s feet, the Wicked Witch o |
| Central - SEC |
d aroun lik he wis singin tae | Dorothy | Lamour in a Road picter, |
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aundit a couple o aipples tae | Dorothy | , “Ah wis jist kidding aboot |
| Doric - DOR |
At wis fin she gid tae Auntie | Dorothy | 's tae bide. That wis the wye |
| Doric - DOR |
nt spinnin intae the air like | Dorothy | 's hoose in The Wizard o Oz, i |
| Central - SEC |
By this time | Dorothy | wis fair stervin, she hadnae |
| Doric - DOR |
e wiz a gay tipper, friend of | Dorothy | |
| Ulster - GUL |
e cum on his fizog? Thrawnlik | Dorothy | pu’ed tha steerin wheel wit |
| Southern - SEA |
Paul an | Dorothy | , on his paurents sheep statio |
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hed twae dochters, Eileen an | Dorothy | . The Meenister’s |
| Central - SEC |
be able tae pauchle them when | Dorothy | an her pals were aa snoozing. |
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nt some magic snaw tae waukin | Dorothy | an her chums. |
| Central - SEC |
m . As the Witch swooped doon | Dorothy | flung the baffies at her. Yin |
| Central - SEC |
hey cam tae a crossroads. Noo | Dorothy | wis fair flummoxed and no sha |
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Toto. This wis owre much for | Dorothy | , she went straucht up tae the |
| Central - LAL |
wud suiner turn tae the soor | Dorothy | Parker for a richt guid belly |
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citations or medals,” says | Dorothy | . |
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z’ll gie ye a hert,” says | Dorothy | . “Tattie Bogle is eftir som |
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nt. She wis gey pit oot aboot | Dorothy | getting the magic tartan baff |
| Southern - SWE | mm_ Gey braw (very good) post | Dorothy | . As a native (white) Scots la |
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“ | Dorothy | ,” says the Tattie Bogle, |
| Ulster - GUL |
“It cudnae be,” | Dorothy | argied. “We cum tha direck |
| Ulster - GUL |
“Sairie,” | Dorothy | wis richt an thraw. “We aa |
| Central - SEC |
wis supposed tae be brave,” | Dorothy | said. |
| Ulster - GUL |
Bilfawst in nae time ava.” | Dorothy | glaid her fit cannielik on ta |