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Central
Begg, James A.The Man's the Gowd for A' That, (Carn Publishing 2012 ISBN: 978-0956755049) Central, prose ither - juist like ane o his orphan lambies. on page 33 1685-1711 - THE ORPHAN LASS on page 65
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Clark, ThomasThe Boggin Beginnin, (Itchy Coo 2021 ISBN: 978-1785303524) Central, weans I'll awa and get yer puir wee orphan sisters." on page 91 "Aye aye, orphan," he said, "Up at the crack o on page 95 cht, Klaus wis the Baudelaire orphan sleepin aw ~ wanrestfu in the on page 113 The auldest Baudelaire orphan wis aboot tae grab her sister on page 122 "There's the last orphan," the hook-haundit mannie sai on page 128
Also on pages 150, 153
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McPartlin, JohnLallans 67 - Efter the Bonspiel, (Lallans Magazine 2005) Central, poetry avaigin' dowie as the warld's orphan, on page 63
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Paisley, JanetLallans 62 - The Numpty, (Lallans Magazine 2003) Central, prose yin. Bit ma mither did her ‘orphan frae the storm’ bit. Got th
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Southern
Purves, DavidJade Lute, (SCOTS Corpus 2003) Southern - Selkirk, poetry 1. Orphan: Kennawha (1st Century BC) ORPHAN
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Ulster
King, AngelineDusty Bluebells Scots Edition, (Leschenault Press 2022 ISBN: 978-1922670540) Ulster - Larne, prose "Daniel's no an orphan. His ma's alive." on page 16