| Orkney - ORK |
spring night. Come on Bessie, | neem | the birds. |
| Orkney - ORK | ablo or matlo, dis thoo hae a | neem | fur the peedie silverfish? |
| Orkney - ORK |
a meenit. Thoo kin think o a | neem | . |
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tae tell her he’d heard the | neem | ‘Potter’. He decided he d |
| Orkney - ORK |
s tae stop him … hoo in the | neem | o Heaven did Harry survive?†|
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caird wis mine aal right. Me | neem | wis written plain. |
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I dinna think Tammie kens me | neem | |
| Shetland - SHD |
Laek | neem | , rank an number; |
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manies, travellers wir chosen | neem | |
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lk tae caal him be his proper | neem | : Voldemort.’ Professor McGo |
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Hur | neem | wis Kit Huntlin - a widow |
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pick at that poor lad - his | neem | wis Hector Broon. His faimily |
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r Granny his a parrot and his | neem | is Billy Blue. |
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treet whar ivvrything fae his | neem | tae his boots wis unwelcome. |
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ke yersel can caal him be his | neem | ? Aal this ‘You-Ken-Whar’ |
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‘Whit’s his | neem | again? Howard, is it no?’ |
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ouple o times. This fillo’s | neem | wis Albus Dumbledore. |
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e feart o sayan Voldemort’s | neem | .’ |
| Orkney - ORK | me very fine folk o the Stoot | neem | . Mibbe yur ain folk. I likid |
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‘Harry. Nesty, tinky | neem | , if you ask me.’ |