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| Introduction | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Introduction | |
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d as dictated by history.’ ( | Introduction | ti The Faber Book of Twentiet |
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zheimer's in twa weeks' time. | Introduction | to Alzheimer's thay war cryin |
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1 | Introduction | |
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l leid. GLE gies young fowk a | introduction | tae Gaelic langage an culture |
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nt roond ae applause efter ma | introduction | before ah sharply wire in. |
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inguistic) in mi writin, an a | introduction | tae a anthology o tree Scots |
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at I wad hae likit some kinna | introduction | (cry me a pedant!) an mebbe, |
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at I wad hae likit some kinna | introduction | (cry me a pedant!) an mebbe, |
| Southern - SEA | kle gap! Tae start with a wee | introduction | ! https://t.co/QxAYlup8Eb |
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sed as "big things". Aye, the | introduction | o the baby box for ivery bair |
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And frae the | introduction | tae the 2017 ootgie o the Con |
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itren at is ordinar afore the | introduction | o staunardisation tae a verna |
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as takin the same gate in the | introduction | tae his 'Poems' in the 1720s, |
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ter Stephen maks clear in the | introduction | , comes via Lewis Mumford’s |
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ter Stephen maks clear in the | introduction | , comes via Lewis Mumford's et |
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William Grant screivit in the | Introduction | til the first volume o the Sc |
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Lyndsay (c.1486-1555) saw the | introduction | of a great many French and La |
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am fae. They ken fine. “The | introduction | of the railway has undoubtedl |
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aed this up wae a wee welcome | introduction | before she began her English |
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tae haggis, this is the ideal | introduction | . Serve wae clapshot, and pair |
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obertson fur such a wonderful | introduction | " he said. A comment that draw |
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An | Introduction | is tae introduce folk, but Ch |
| Central - LAL | raw tae be invitit tae gie an | introduction | tae Scots. Hope folk can visi |
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e Creative Scotland buikie An | Introduction | to Scotland’s Languages. ma |
| Central - LAL | vely to be invited to give an | introduction | to Scots. Hope people can vis |
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tits up, ah'd wangled fur an | introduction | . |
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bby fur wan wis gaggin fur an | introduction | fae the way he wis nearly faw |
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They had letters o | introduction | tae various fowk an stayit wi |
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remony,” she sayed by wey o | introduction | . “Quhaar twa grit rivers ri |
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Isobel Murray pits it in her | introduction | : ‘... one main negative imp |
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2. LIPPEN TIL YERSEL. Oor | introduction | , wrutten bi Susi Briggs, is a |
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ely based on Arthur Rimbaud's | introduction | to "A Season In Hell") |
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In his | introduction | , Randall Stevenson reflects t |
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In his | Introduction | tae the publisht vairsion o C |
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all Stevenson scrieves in his | introduction | tae the ASLS edition o the pl |
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attern, mixin up the order ay | introduction | . The young local girls, dress |
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eglar dictionary aqual tae “ | introduction | ” is jist innin. An wha writ |