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| Tods | lowp on the connacht lairs. |
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ng." An Jesus said till him, " | Tods | hiv their holes an e birdies |
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legs, the three stervin Wee ' | Tods | and the herthungry Brock whee |
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d Mappies and Whittericks and | Tods | . And ilka day I'll go the mes |
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ang." Says Jesus till him, "E | tods | hiv holes, e birdies hiv thei |
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Mrs Tod and three Wee | Tods | . |
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e, Da!' skirled the three Wee | Tods | , lowpin up and doon and runni |
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Mr Tod and the three Wee | Tods | that were aye wi him howkit f |
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ertly Brock and the three Wee | Tods | scrammled up efter him. They |
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intin tae twa o the three Wee | Tods | , 'tak a cairt each and hurl t |
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d the wee-est o the three Wee | Tods | . 'We'll need tae tak some o t |
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ig heap on the flair. The Wee | Tods | cooried in close, their nebs |
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s and geese!' skirled the Wee | Tods | , slaikin their chaps. "Sappie |
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'It's true" yammered the Wee | Tods | . 'Da's no haein ye on! We've |
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ither?' spiered yin o the Wee | Tods | . His roond bleck een were muc |
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gain, Da,' said yin o the Wee | Tods | . |
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The fower Wee | Tods | scrammled up oot fae the tunn |
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, Mrs Tod and their fower Wee | Tods | . |
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The | Tods | Stert tae Sterve |
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Slowly, wabbitly, the | tods | began tae sklent the tunnel u |
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mals got an awfie fricht. The | tods | and wild dugs ran oot o the w |
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s said, 'Wha gangs there? The | tods | lowped. They glented up and s |
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Doon in the tunnel the | tods | cooried, luggin in tae the aw |
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richt. Doon in the tunnel the | tods | were slowly but shairly sterv |
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ace on, the machines agin the | tods | . At the stert, the brae looke |
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a yet raxed tae the end o the | tods | ' tunnel. They were aw gey wab |
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There wis nae scran for the | tods | that nicht, and soon the bair |
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Sometimes the | tods | wid gain a wee bittie grund a |
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Catch us the | tods | , |
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ur wad dae juist that — the | tods | an futrets as weel as craws, |
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s turnt oot tae be sclidderie | tods | and fushionless gamphrells, b |
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cockieleeries an | tods | ; lions an mice. |
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rt Soothron spelling. Dugs an | tods | is near sib - but ye wadna c |
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aizels – an whitrats – an | tods | – an whussil owre the lave |
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like a hunder thoosand ither | tods | . But gin ye tame me, syne we |
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like a hunder thoosand ither | tods | . But I made him my freend, an |
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e at it and sae were the puir | tods | . The brae noo looked like is: |
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owe in a neuk o a shaw, whaur | tods | an bawties bid yin anither gu |
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thers, see, follain the lyart | tods | |