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Occurrences of dïnnae in Corpus sorted by last letter of previous word

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Ulster - SYN Dïnnae be ower enxious aboot whut's
Ulster - SYN Dïnnae judge an yis'll no be judged,
Ulster - SYN "Dïnnae be feart, Zechariah, for God
Ulster - SYN "Dïnnae be feart, for A'm brïngin yi
Ulster - SYN "Dïnnae be feart. Frae noo on, ït's
Ulster - SYN "Dïnnae greet".
Ulster - SYN "Dïnnae be feart,"
Ulster - SYN An sayin tha freen caas oot, 'Dïnnae bother me, tha dure's lockt a
Ulster - SYN ither, forgie thaim, for the' dïnnae ken whut the'r daein."] An th
Ulster - SYN five brithers, sae that the' dïnnae en up here ïn torment lake m
Ulster - SYN les: these yins luk, but the' dïnnae see; the' lïsten, but the' d
Ulster - SYN ist heich God? A'm beggin ye, dïnnae torment me!" For ye see, Jesu
Ulster - SYN get an ïnvite tae a waddin, dïnnae be settin yersel doon at tha
Ulster - SYN Lïsten, freens, dïnnae be feart o thaim that kïll t
Ulster - SYN saed, "Joseph, sinn o Davit, dïnnae be feart tae tak Mary fer yer
Ulster - SYN Whan ye fast, dïnnae luk doon ïn tha mooth as tha
Ulster - SYN Loard.' A'm tellin ye but, dïnnae sweer ava: ether bi heiven, f
Ulster - SYN s oot like lambs amang wolfs. Dïnnae cairrie a pooch nor a baag, n
Ulster - SYN e leeve that ye hae repentit. Dïnnae stairt sayin tae yersels, 'We
Ulster - SYN airus, yer dochtèr ïs deid; dïnnae bother tha Maistèr onie mair
Ulster - SYN 'll cum bak wi, 'A tell ye, A dïnnae know a thïng aboot ye, or wh
Ulster - SYN etèr sayed, "Na, na, lass, A dïnnae know hïm." Eftèr a while an
Ulster - SYN y, whut wrang haes he daen? A dïnnae fin oniethin tae pit hïm tae
Ulster - SYN ninetie nine that thïnk tha dïnnae need tae repent."
Ulster - SYN ayed tae hïssel: 'Tha mair A dïnnae fear God or care aboot fowk,
Ulster - SYN "Fowk that ir hale an hairtie dïnnae need a doctèr, but seek fowk
Ulster - SYN ftèr he went awa, sayin, 'We dïnnae want thïs man tae rule ower
Ulster - SYN ona hïll cannae be hïd. Ye dïnnae licht a lamp an pit ït unnè
Ulster - SYN k an taich whut ïs richt. Ye dïnnae mak onie yin mair than tha it
Ulster - SYN tae hïm, "Luk here, mine ye dïnnae tell oniebodie. But gang awa
Ulster - SYN ha mettèr oot o coort. If ye dïnnae, then ye'll be up afore tha j
Ulster - SYN hae sayed thrice ower that ye dïnnae ken me."
Ulster - SYN sitch as mint an rue, but ye dïnnae thïnk twice aboot chaitin fo
Ulster - SYN whut A'll dae, sae that fowk dïnnae gie me tha coul shoother whan
Ulster - SYN r ocht, gie ït tae thaim, an dïnnae be lukin ït bak. An jist dae
Ulster - SYN thair', but tak nae notys, an dïnnae rin eftèr thaim. Jist as tha
Ulster - SYN eids turnt wi wile leevin. An dïnnae fash yersels aboot tha worrie
Ulster - SYN turnt awa frae yer sïns. An dïnnae be thïnkin tae yersels, 'We
Ulster - SYN um bak wi thïs: "Tak heed an dïnnae let oniebodie lead yis aglee,
Ulster - SYN aye fastin, but your follaers dïnnae fast?" Jesus saed bak tae tha