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| Wicks | passed an winter closed in ar |
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| Wicks | gaed by an Bill lawbourt in d |
| Doric - DOR | l be moaning fer the next twa | wicks | about the cost so need tae ju |
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un. Efter the first twa-three | wicks | , he desperately needit tae re |
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It wis three | wicks | sin it happent, an the strain |
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al yaks. Ower the neist three | wicks | , as they waitit for the lave |
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. Mebbe by the time these wee | wicks | pit oor denner oot, we'll be |
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o a smile appeart aroond the | wicks | o his een, and he said, "Ye s |
| Orkney - ORK |
Tween of the | Wicks | , Candle of the Sneuk |
| Doric - DOR |
wes tae smirk muckle mair the | wicks | o's mou mith meet ahint," she |
| Central - EDN |
e, his Beatrice, for a puckle | wicks | , whan she cam tae the hoose i |
| Doric - DOR | wis up in the Braes a puckle | wicks | ago wi ma faither. I wis broc |
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The neist puckle | wicks | wis trauchlin for Rongye. She |
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Ten | wicks | had passed sin Raggle had gie |
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stalks wi care tae mak winter | wicks | for the cruisie-lamps. There |
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For | wicks | , he was doon-hertit. It was a |