| Central - LAL |
| doucely | driftin seawart |
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E GRUMPHIE: 'I doot ye hae.' ( | Doucely | ): I'm vexed for ye.' (He cair |
| Central - WCE |
it ye mean,' Miss Honey said, | doucely | . |
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r troth, said the wee prince, | doucely | , as he sat doun by me again. |
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Syne he said it again, | doucely | , gin it wis a gey important t |
| Central - LAL |
a a weed, the flooer answert, | doucely | . |
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but doucely, | doucely | by. |
| Central - LAL |
ICHTS EFTER, auld Major dee'd | doucely | in his sleep. His body wis bu |
| Central - LAL |
had | doucely | dwined awa. But ae day, this |
| Central - LAL |
ut aboot that. But he lauched | doucely | . |
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then jyned | doucely | wi Iberia whilst |
| Central - LAL |
Grumphie's. The knock skited | doucely | alang the chimley-brace, upli |
| Central - WCE |
"Hiya, Daddy,' she said | doucely | . 'Did ye huv a guid day?" |
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swert nane. He shook his heid | doucely | , his een aye steekit on my pl |
| Central - LAL |
Then in its place she | doucely | pit |
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ade gart the serpent shauchle | doucely | awa ower the sand like the dw |
| Central - WCE |
The massie king rase | doucely | , |
| Central - WCE |
a and her brither were sittin | doucely | on the settee, waitin fur the |
| Doric - DOR |
her. The prince spak tae her | doucely | , straikin her hair. She didna |
| Central - LAL |
aunds tigged her, clappin her | doucely | , while ither haunds reenged i |
| Doric - DOR |
irge whit's gaein on Ye speir | doucely | in a vice that'll nivver dee |
| Central - LAL |
He didna cry oot. He fell as | doucely | as a tree faws. There wis fie |
| Central - LAL |
Doon the hole, Mrs Tod wis | doucely | lickin the dock o Mr Tod's ta |
| Central - SEC |
airn sooks his thoomb, sleeps | doucely | , |
| Central - WCE |
At breakfast time Matilda sat | doucely | at the dinin-room table eatin |
| Central - SEC |
A muckle wheel richt | doucely | birls |