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e National Pairty o Scotland. | Fellae | makar Cunninghame Graham and |
| Central - EDN |
n ye ti dae sumthin – gif a | fellae | hed nae beisines o hiz ain ti |
| Central - EDN |
heined ti yeir bruit as til a | fellae | sklave, a daungeruss rodd pit |
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thoo’ll hesitate tae kill a | fellae | human bein.” He leant back |
| Central - SEC |
haird wark. Freendship wi ma | fellae | Yessers. An an unholy kind o |
| Central - SEC |
Ontario, a toon foondit by ma | fellae | Ayrshireman in the 19th Centu |
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n A ken nou at the'r siccan a | fellae | in ma distrik, ye mey compt A |
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d a dochter wha wis winchin a | fellae | wha wrocht fir a publishin co |
| Central - SEC |
the maist borin poultice o a | fellae | there, or e'en the holiest Wu |
| Central - SEC |
r tea-brek is the day ma auld | fellae | gangs gyte an gies aa his jyn |
| Central - SEC |
he hale jing-bang an the auld | fellae | wadna like that!" Young Wulli |
| Central - LAL |
The wee | fellae | luikt him up an doun; |
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ey'd never clapped een on the | fellae | , |
| Central - SWE |
just the | fellae | she hud tae dae it wi |
| Central - DUN |
t evil that is Satan, but the | fellae | they said John Graham held or |
| Central - SEC |
A leukit roond at the Kinchie | fellae | the war a smile on his soor p |
| Central - EDN |
cairry on like I wis a single | fellae | again. But thae bluidy lassie |
| Central - LAL | Reuters It's no even the same | fellae | . ?? Or dae aa white folk luik |
| Central - SEC |
chocolate, “whiles a young | fellae | like yersel can dae wi a auld |
| Central - SWE |
Scots fir BBC Radio Solway wi | fellae | makar Willie Neill. |
| Central - SEC |
wis weel kent's a gey thrawn | fellae | , aye browdent oan gittin hes |
| Central - SEC |
ae that fae ma sister or her | fellae | . |
| Central - DUN |
ur decency an concern fer yer | fellae | citizen trumps the greed o th |
| Central - SEC |
r wey, the schort-cums o yeir | fellae | ceitezans |
| Central - SEC |
his douce, weel-daein, doctor | fellae | swallaes doun a tummler o bib |
| Central - LAL |
Ten yeir auld Fatty telt hes | fellae | troopers. |
| Central - SEC |
ture, his sensitivity tae his | fellae | man, his sense o social justi |
| Central - LAL |
e maist o it completit be his | fellae | Scot, an mentor, Sir James Mu |
| Central - SEC |
aein a freendly warsle wi his | fellae | sodger fieres an when thare w |
| Central - EDN |
He leukit back at his | fellae | passengers: some o thaim wis |
| Central - EDN |
has she left some distraught | fellae | ahint? Weill, whedder or no, |
| Central - EDN |
Hsien there wis a reid-heidit | fellae | wi deep-set een an heavy chow |
| Central - EDN |
the muckle-boukit reid-heidit | fellae | had catched her. Than the Chi |
| Central - SEC |
It tirnt oot the dovey | fellae | wisnae frae minin airts. Ithe |
| Central - LAL |
Wis mairried on a lovely | fellae | . |
| Central - DUN |
rawn Tam, a strang, wee, wiry | fellae | fae the Hilltoun area o Dunde |