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| Erchie | Sotter was not on his customa |
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| Erchie | took the village doctor to on |
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| Erchie | wis seen tae be recoontin his |
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| Erchie | shochled out from behind the |
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"Listen, laddie," | Erchie | said, "I'm maybe twinty year |
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"Tae tell ye truth," | Erchie | said, "I'm a bittie worried a |
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Sandy spun round once more. " | Erchie | ," he cried. "Hiv ye a mintie? |
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itely something adee wi him." | Erchie | tapped his temple. "The man's |
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erschaum o the Fortean Times, | Erchie | explained that he hid been th |
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really hit you with any news, | Erchie | ," said the doctor, still head |
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ndy. "Yalla aboot the gullet. | Erchie | 'll hae a funeral afore lang." |
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yon stag’s heid.” replied | Erchie | . |
| Doric - MNA | @aberdeentaxi1 I liked | Erchie | . This boy is a fud. ?? |
| Central - SEC | shop oh canterberry is called | erchie | btw - gotta luv thae gadgies |
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y ascendit tae the area where | Erchie | had claimed tae see the anima |
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his intention wis tae appease | Erchie | or cause further stramash rem |
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unspoken question. "I suppose | Erchie | 's keepin him ower in the back |
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Bucksburn in order tae locate | Erchie | Palindrome. Oor initial fear |
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An got a job wi | Erchie | , on his ferm at 'Mucklepool'. |
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Aye, me an | Erchie | had had an ee fur ane anither |
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sie diznae git oot iz hur man | Erchie | hiz 'Alzheimer's Disease'; he |
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terin aboot this an that when | Erchie | come breengin in. He’d on h |
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al exchequer’. H Foulis, in | Erchie | (1904) shaws ane o the yisses |
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bie hid been somewhat hard on | Erchie | . Sure, they felt Erchie hid b |
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"He's maybe jist tired o | Erchie | 's blaain aboot the waar," San |
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elebrity the beast hid made o | Erchie | , perhaps they wished some o t |
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t been a business associate o | Erchie | ’s. |
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"Een o | Erchie | 's aul Army buddies," John the |
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Noo | Erchie | teuk his byre fork, the claes |
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couldnae see hide nor hair o | Erchie | or the beast. It wis only whe |
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So | Erchie | wi his wife Merro, an peedie |
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So | Erchie | popped in maist o days, tae s |
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tree, dabbed by the fingers o | Erchie | an Abbie Reid an buckelt an p |
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he enterprise tae be solely o | Erchie | ’s makin an it seemed he’d |
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Snug as everyone fretted ower | Erchie | ’s safety. Abbie didnae say |
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When puir | Erchie | enquired as tae exactly whit |
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nin a character reference for | Erchie | , Meerschaum spoke in depth ta |
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uiries, neither the beast nor | Erchie | were ever found. |
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e tale's hinneren; the factor | Erchie | Thomson; the orraman an seana |
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tale’s hinneren; the factor | Erchie | Thomson; the orraman an seana |
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ror an bemusement, except fur | Erchie | , an this slowly seemed tae tu |
| Doric - DOR | wondered who Archie was. It's | Erchie | in Aberdeenshire. My Mum also |
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nnt faces aboot the place wis | Erchie | the Screiver, a man wi a kens |
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"That's good that | Erchie | . The flooer mills eh? Ah didn |
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sayin how it wis strange that | Erchie | hadnae returned, an it wis th |
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thers wi the ‘Cat thit goat | Erchie | ’. |
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in order to sneak glances at | Erchie | 's companion, then swivelled b |
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f fate wuid maistlike pynt at | Erchie | , tellt Betty whit Stevie had |
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stelry shuts?" They speert at | Erchie | - the only een sober |
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Arms that, on the very night | Erchie | disappeart, a man named Abbie |
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hem, maist noo regrettit thit | Erchie | hid been treatit poorly, shab |
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. Sure, they felt | Erchie | hid been revellin in the noto |
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ony difficult questions aboot | Erchie | 's glorious military career." |
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up oot o his chair, sayin how | Erchie | better watch himsel walkin ro |
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"Will we cry | Erchie | across and speir aboot his pa |
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‘ | Erchie | come in oot the rain wi his j |