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| Shakespeare | ’s Hamlet Ack 3, Sc 1 |
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| Shakespeare | in Belnaloob |
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| Shakespeare | said that trauchils cums no s |
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h' ony mair than onyane spak ' | Shakespeare | or 'Dunbar: Even whan thae bu |
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olière, a Goldoni, Racine, a | Shakespeare | , a Chekhov, an Ibsen? Whit wi |
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aitherins ti her credit. O aa | Shakespeare | 's characters, the French-spea |
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An plenty a | Shakespeare | ! |
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its foreheid (the wey ye see | Shakespeare | , like, in aw they picshures a |
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ition in wheech e usually see | Shakespeare | , in e pictures o him), while |
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broo (da wye you usually see | Shakespeare | sittin, ida picters o him), w |
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(the wye yae wud maistly see | Shakespeare | , in the picturs o him), while |
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a wee hint - it isnae Willie | Shakespeare | . |
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see in yon pictures o Wullie | Shakespeare | ), while the lave hung aboot i |
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'Like | Shakespeare | , Daddy.' |
| Central - LAL | @molach95 @JMcL14 He's like | Shakespeare | , bit easier tae unnerstan. |
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in the world. The language of | Shakespeare | , Bunty. He used it tae expres |
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"I forgot you're a student of | Shakespeare | ." Which, if truth be telt. Wi |
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e wis Aiberdeen’s unswer ti | Shakespeare | . |
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ths were jyned by yae William | Shakespeare | , whase Macbeth, haill or in p |
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includin the plays o William | Shakespeare | as weel as some o the day's f |
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rae it, Scott, an Dickens, an | Shakespeare | an the like, till the preint |
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A-Go-Go,"Easier to read than | Shakespeare | , and twice the fun" |
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otit bi baith Walter Scott an | Shakespeare | , the difference atween a sieg |
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speak o the Warwickshire-born | Shakespeare | mair redolent o Wast Kintra n |
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n English, 'Ye hae the leid o | Shakespeare | an the leid o Molière, whit |
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performance o | Shakespeare | 's Macbeth, and nane o them ha |
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jig is up for the language o | Shakespeare | an Dryden, that their poetry |
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Itchy Coo Tae Girse Up | Shakespeare | |
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Or | Shakespeare | peckin at the typewriter. |
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'Scots for | Shakespeare | ', J. Derrick McClure, pp. 217 |
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position that ee usually say | Shakespeare | , in th pictures o him), while |
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an the rest think thir Wully | Shakespeare | . It's no that ah wantae dae D |