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| Grannie | |
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| Grannie | slerped the tea. 'It's no swe |
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| Grannie | 's peerie face aye had the sam |
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| Grannie | hapt in a barra, alang wi tha |
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| Grannie | cracks, "Ah'll sune redd up y |
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| Grannie | Witchie |
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| Grannie | |
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| Grannie | Roddenberrie hard the clash o |
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| Grannie | Roddenberrie’s blinkers ski |
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| Grannie | Taks the Medicine |
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| Grannie | didna budge either. |
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| Grannie | better stert tae pray.' |
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| Grannie | 's stottin aboot tipsy, shiz h |
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'Look at me! | Grannie | shouted fae the rooftap. 'Din |
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his skin raw. He scraiched, " | Grannie | !" but Grace ignored his plich |
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the tyre an rin up the path. " | Grannie | Higgins! Grannie Higgins! It' |
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' | Grannie | micht no hae a sair thrapple, |
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' | Grannie | ! Hoo could ye?' |
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' | Grannie | "' he cried oot. 'Stap!" |
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's a heelstergowdie chookie!' | Grannie | shouted fae the rooftap. 'It' |
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'Ye're leein as usual!' | Grannie | yowled. 'Ye're ayewis leein!' |
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mie's as glaikit as you are,' | Grannie | said. 'Kail doesna taste o on |
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'It's on fire,' | Grannie | yowled. 'The chookie's on fir |
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'Gonnae open it, ma dear,' | Grannie | Geordietta. 'Please open it. |
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'Efter aw,' | Grannie | Jockina said, 'in the haill w |
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use them. aw,' Geordie said. ' | Grannie | needs them. Jings, she doesna |
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'Open yer mooth wide, | Grannie | ,' he said, 'and I'll pap it i |
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'I'm still jist a wee laddie, | Grannie | . |
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'Medicine time, | Grannie | ,' he cawed oot. |
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'It's jist the medicine, | Grannie | ,' Geordie said. 'It's guid st |
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'Aye, | Grannie | .' |
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'Get it doon ye, | Grannie | ,' Mr Kranky said, wi a muckle |
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'I am lookin efter ye, | Grannie | ,' Geordie cawed back. 'I'm th |
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"Hoo's that for ye, | Grannie | dear?" |
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'I've steered it for ye, | Grannie | . I gied it a guid steer.' |
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'Dinna cam through the roof, | Grannie | ,' he prayed. 'Please dinna.' |
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'Is somethin wrang, | Grannie | ?' Geordie spiered her, awfie |
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'Yon's no real, | Grannie | !' Geordie said. 'Ye havenae s |
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By then, | Grannie | wis the size o a match-stick |
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'Naethin, | Grannie | , naethin at aw,' he cawed bac |
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'Naethin, | Grannie | ,' he cawed oot. |
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Gey soon, | Grannie | wis back tae her normal hicht |
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'Ye'd mibbe better stap noo, | Grannie | , Geordie said. 'Da's jist had |
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roodly 'Ye'll be awricht noo, | Grannie | .' |
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'Is yon no jist mervellous, | Grannie | ?' Geordie shouted. |
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'No yet, | Grannie | ,' Geordie cawed back. "There' |
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dusters. Weel noo, he thocht, | Grannie | 's medicine is broon, sae ma m |
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ied a lowp and shouted, "Haw, | Grannie | ! Ye're growin. Ye're gaun up| |
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'Naw, | Grannie | , naw! Geordie cawed back. 'Ye |
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'Caw canny, | Grannie | ,' Geordie said. |
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t it wis the end o the warld. | Grannie | Geordietta passed oot, Granni |
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fowk wes aw awaw at the weir. | Grannie | fashed hirsell about the egs |
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tie agane,” shae expoundit. | Grannie | Roddenberrie gied |
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ce, Geordie stood watchin it. | Grannie | up on the roof wis watchin it |
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n to speak proper English", A | Grannie | said tae that wis, "Whit"? Ah |
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'Because she'll no lea | Grannie | Jockina and Grannie Geordiett |
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frae ilka | grannie | an greybeard: |
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Ma | Grannie | convoyed me ti skuil on ma fi |
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Ma | grannie | wis a cliver yin. Her bakin w |
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ad hae bin five year auld. Ma | grannie | , Lizzie, winted tae veesit he |
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d whit the meenister cried ma | Grannie | .’ She tichtened her grup oa |
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And ma | grannie | ’s gran and her grannie’s |
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And ma | grannie | thocht for a wee minute |
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nd Ah gied a wee smile and ma | grannie | asked why, |
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Like ma maw and ma paw and ma | grannie | . |
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on yin's oul eneuch tae be ma | grannie | !" said Davie, lukkin at a oul |
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his lug, "Yer drivin lake ma | grannie | ." |
| Southern - SEA | atiec1314 @DougalMcShoogle Ma | grannie | luv that with a cuppa and som |
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n ma han. When Ah got hame ma | Grannie | said tae me, "Hoo did ye git |
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n eyes, they took thim aff ma | grannie | . |
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at sea. Sae Ah wis telt bi ma | Grannie | . Leistweys, Ah jalouse auld B |
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tak mair time lissenin ti ma | grannie | an her fowk. |
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There's whisky, an ma | grannie | 's far-famed elderberry wine. |
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was reared in Scotland. An ma | Grannie | wis weel oot the road in Aust |
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staun thim. Thir wis me an ma | grannie | sittin at the table in the li |
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wi his ain bairns. Him an ma | grannie | , his mither, blaitherd awa in |
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Tae win ma | grannie | 's favour an jist mebbe get a |
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A tassie o ma | grannie | 's special elderberry wine. |
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jist happenit tae be ane o ma | Grannie | 's maist favourite sangs o aw |
| Central - LAL | @DrMDempster Ma | grannie | 's hoose haes ceilin's like 'a |
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e lassie is nane ither nor ma | grannie | , an, as ye can see, she's hou |
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As ma | grannie | uised tae say, "(1) canna dae |
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miller fowk but he mairrit ma | grannie | wha wis the afu bonnie wee do |
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Efter he's bootit ma | grannie | 's teeth in… |
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Whan ma da wus reddin oot ma | grannie | 's hoose, ower thurtie year ba |
| Southern - SEA | cy_Worsley Reminded me o ma | Grannie | ! ?? |
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as yon gloomy auld golach o a | Grannie | . Lookin efter her aw by himse |
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back lang lang syne. Ma Turra | grannie | makin soup, her elaborate yar |
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he mannie's dottled!' snashed | Grannie | Jockina. |
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at's perfectly richt!' yowled | Grannie | Jockina. 'And he sends them t |
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ither dee in ma bed!' shouted | Grannie | Jockina. |
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Geordie roond here!' shouted | Grannie | , 'Geordie's this! Geordie's y |
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sair pingilt, lass,” sayed | Grannie | Roddenberrie. “Ye wiss ti |
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warse than the fat lad,' said | Grannie | Jockina. |
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oot that Indian prince,' said | Grannie | Jockina. 'He'd like tae hear |
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'Bowfin lassie,' said | Grannie | Jockina. |
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'Ye never ken, darlin,' said | Grannie | Geordietta. 'It's yer birthda |
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'Whit a honkin wummin,' said | Grannie | Jockina. |
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Aye but pure mintit,' said | Grannie | Geordietta. |
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'Whit can we dae?' said | Grannie | Jockina meeserably. 'He winna |
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An here's tae ma auld | grannie | an her elderberry wine. |
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. Ah wis brocht up bi ma Auld | Grannie | an Grandfaither kis ma faithe |
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The auld | grannie | cooried the bairn intae her. |
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and splairge it aw ower auld | Grannie | and watch the taids and flees |
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Haundit doon fae yer auld | grannie | , |
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Ye widna listen tae yer auld | Grannie | !' |
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e bring yin tae yer puir auld | Grannie | ! I ayewis kent ye were a grab |
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are cawed Granda Geordie and | Grannie | Geordietta. |
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Granda Jock and | Grannie | Jockina on wan side, Granda G |
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"Guid evenin, Granda Jock and | Grannie | Jockina, and Granda Geordie a |
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hey are cawed Granda Jock and | Grannie | Jockina. |
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Blak K’nicht, aye gleg frae | Grannie | Roddenberrie’s draucht, spa |
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He gaed tae | Grannie | 's door and chappit. |
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bool o soup gaed fleein intae | Grannie | Jockina's coupon, and in wan |
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It wis wance mair up tae | Grannie | |
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oor ain beasts and we've made | Grannie | feel as fliskie as a futrat e |
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d although he wis oot tae gie | Grannie | a guid het moothfu, he didna |
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y in the airms o her namesake | Grannie | . The howdie wife wis juist ca |
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he addit, “it’s no... me | grannie | minds quhan it wis just us, |
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blem,” he apologised. “Me | grannie | .” |
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cht ti hissel at it maun bene | Grannie | |
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But because | Grannie | wis noo ower muckle tall tae |
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A DYKE. Geordie didna ken if | Grannie | wis automatic or no, but she |
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Och | Grannie | , ye've no got a clue |
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meh | grannie | , meh aunties, |
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Than thai rade on ti | Grannie | Roddenberrie’s howff ti cai |
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Bit och! compared wi | grannie | 's it's gey ordinary stuff |
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boot his irrational ancestral | grannie | . “My Dada, my Indian grandf |
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hie, richt an breithless. "An | Grannie | snored lik a pig an tveriebod |
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Ma uncles an aunties an | grannie | an grampa were always dead go |
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Then | Grannie | sterted shoutin at her fae th |
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ae keep the watter cool. When | Grannie | washed claise she wad yaise w |
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steam skailed. That wis when | Grannie | sterted tae get wee-er. She h |
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wes mair lyker ti be hiz ain | grannie | no |
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Then parked himsel in | Grannie | 's chair. |
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, his ee fell on the bottle o | Grannie | 's broon medicine staundin on |
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thai wun ti the houff o | Grannie | Roddenberrie thai wes baith s |
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Cheerio | Grannie | |
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There wis nae peep o | Grannie | . There wis ainly a mavis sitt |
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pint o ENGINE ILE - tae keep | Grannie | 's engine gaun smoothly. |
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gaen hame fir her denner, her | grannie | gat tae thinkin aboot whit th |
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And her | grannie | ’s gran, and her gran’s gr |
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’s gran and her | grannie | ’s gran, |
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maw’s paw’s gran and her | grannie | ’s gran |
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ie that she'd gotten frae her | grannie | last wick – tae haud ony by |
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she thocht, for langsyne her | grannie | had tellt her, "When a star f |
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he auld plastic joog that her | grannie | ayweys gied her tae colleck t |
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s. Her claes wir guid bit her | grannie | wadnae lukked oot o pliss in |
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the roof and pit ropes unner | Grannie | 's oxters. Then she wis howked |
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Did yer | grannie | knit ye a gansie? |
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sh (or mibbie tae mind on yer | grannie | ). While it micht seem positiv |
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Fur a bottle o yer | grannie | 's famous elderberry wine." |
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e no a maid, an Ah’m no yer | grannie | ! Gie me _ proper smacker.” |
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"Man, ye cannae beat yer | grannie | at the elderberry wine." |
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s, thair's boys wud dae thair | grannie | , Ower tha heid o a wheen o po |
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s is auld-farrant words thair | grannie | sayed; ti ithers, a code-shif |
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r on the same settle at thair | Grannie | 's fairm in Kells, an she cud |
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ee students nickin aff wi wir | grannie | ’s body, leavin their tombs |
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ah'll hooch yir | grannie | |
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or yir | grannie | 's kale, |
| Central - LAL |
A Cran for | Grannie | |
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nawlege an unnerstaunnin. Fur | Grannie | telt’m o certaint maitters |
| Central - LAL | ould be said of buyers of M&S | grannie | pa |
| Central - WCE |
el and whaur Rid Ridin Hood's | grannie | stayed and it wig the hoose o |
| Central - LAL |
raw big lassie," seyd Morag's | grannie | . |
| Ulster - EUL |
"It's | Grannie | Higgins," explaint Hughie fur |
| Central - SEC |
eicient-leukin, like Murray's | grannie | 's radio, wi a dial an a speak |
| Central - WCE |
thin? Ye look like somebody's | grannie | gaun wrang!' |
| Central - SEC |
k in thon tid. He’d ask hes | Grannie | efter, she’d be shair tae k |
| Central - SWE |
o walrus whiles | grannie | makkit fish broth. |
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wid be as well talkin ti eis | grannie | , |
| Central - EDN |
three mile up an estuary, his | grannie | observed. |
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Hou Hughie had enticed his | grannie | intae the theatre in the firs |
| Central - EDN |
s. “Prwhew.” Whit did his | grannie | think? |
| Central - EDN |
e environment, apairt fae his | grannie | . He felt blate aroon single w |
| Central - LAL |
rrie. He wis biddable tae his | grannie | an wooit Alfdi, an the mairra |
| Central - GLA |
That used tae belang tae his | grannie | . |
| Central - EDN |
speirt lichtly. “Maybe his | grannie | ’s got it in for me aboot so |
| Central - LAL |
e bit. Och, he didna like his | Grannie | . He really didna like that ug |
| Central - EDN |
ness o the Dug People, as his | grannie | wis crouse pyntin oot. |
| Doric - MNB |
im he hid tae be hame cos his | grannie | wis comin tae see him. A wis |
| Central - EDN |
had actually dreamt that his | grannie | an aa his mates held a video |
| Central - EDN |
e she speirt at him aboot his | grannie | , an he telt her a bittie aboo |
| Ulster - CUL |
elatives in oor country. Plus | Grannie | was a self proclaimed M.D. (a |
| Central - EDN |
ere aa built, as Beatrice’s | grannie | wad hae sayed, like gavel ens |
| Central - EDN |
smilin. “Ah mind Raggle’s | grannie | . She’s tane her haun tae me |
| Central - EDN |
ttie fed up an aa wi Bill’s | grannie | . Bit she made an effort. Mayb |
| Central - WCE |
And her gran’s | grannie | ’s maw’s gran’s man. |
| Central - WCE |
’s gran, and her gran’s | grannie | ’s gran, |
| Central - WCE |
And her grannie’s gran’s | grannie | ’s gran’s maw, |
| Central - SEC |
“Hech, Sirs!” thocht | Grannie | Roddenberrie, “A ken whitli |
| Central - SEC |
Bit | grannie | 's elderberry wine wis aye the |
| Central - SEC |
blenk luk on their faces whit | Grannie | hid when Ah spak tae her in t |
| Central - SEC |
Baith the traivellers thankit | Grannie | Roddenberrie, tho Mirren’s |
| Central - LAL |
That's enough o yon!' snippit | Grannie | Jockina, 'I cannae thole that |
| Central - SEC |
ers.When Grandfaither mairrit | Grannie | his faimly, Wha hid some conn |
| Central - SEC |
-wyfes or wutch-doctours. Bot | Grannie | Roddenberrie sein straucht in |
| Central - LAL |
an's gaun on here?' cried oot | Grannie | Jockina, waukin up suddently. |
| Central - LAL |
But | Grannie | didna even hear her. Muckle c |
| Central - EDN |
ink we sud dö? Quhit dis thy | grannie | think we sud do?” |
| Central - EDN |
e short on expletives. “Thy | grannie | haes verra pur judgement” d |
| Central - LAL | nd dadden wis born i 1899. My | grannie | 's and granddadden's parents s |
| Central - LAL | longjohns, Thit ilk winter my | grannie | gart me pit on, An affrontit, |
| Central - EDN |
before the Fall of Man. As my | Grannie | would have said,” he addit, |
| Central - EDN |
he sayed immediately. “My | grannie | was a closet Christian.” |
| Central - LAL |
Cindy answered, 'Oh Fairy | Grannie | , |
| Central - SEC |
fount at hauds wattir yit.” | Grannie | |