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fish till he had it cornered, | taigelt | , bate. |
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for the giff-gaff inbye haed | taigelt | him, wi Kate threipin at the |
| Central - LAL |
'A'm awfae | taigelt | , A juist want tae sleep,' whu |
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€™, an signed it wi three wee | taigelt | kisses. |
| Central - SEC |
livan staundart an the pawkie | taigelt | wire seetiations caused bi Bi |
| Central - LAL |
said Snorl pyntin tae a lang | taigelt | string o sterrs. ‘An owerby |
| Central - SEC |
c ha, pantomime an ceilidh wi | taigelt | wires, puns, sangs, baurs an |
| Central - SEC |
t shae advert! There farcical | taigelt | wires wi Spanky's lines whan |
| Central - LAL |
w their stems were twistit an | taigelt | . The moontains in the distanc |
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tae Taigle me.' And noo, bein | Taigelt | fae his heid tae his heels, h |
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the thocht inti words she wis | taigelt | bi the sound o her mither, re |
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day he cam upon somethin that | taigelt | him. |