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| Strauss | said, "cause it's official bu |
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Judge | Strauss | took the document aff Olaf an |
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"That cannae be richt!" Judge | Strauss | cried. |
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an oot a touer windae," Judge | Strauss | said carnaptiously. "It's the |
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"Och, thanks awfie," Judge | Strauss | said. "I've been pickin up bo |
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he morra wirks for me," Judge | Strauss | said, smilin. |
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"Michty me," Judge | Strauss | said. "Cookin denner for a ha |
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"Coorse ye are," Judge | Strauss | said, wi stars in her een and |
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sels aboot ony o that," Judge | Strauss | said. "Ye're aye welcome in m |
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is richt," Judge | Strauss | said, through her tears, "Thi |
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"And dae you," Judge | Strauss | said, turnin tae Violet, "tak |
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mon then," Klaus said. "Judge | Strauss | said we could come ower whene |
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us's face lit up. "Aye, Judge | Strauss | . Gie it laldy. Ye dinnae hiv |
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hey're dead interestin, Judge | Strauss | ," |
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e. "I dout ye're richt, Judge | Strauss | ," Violet said finally. "But w |
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Finally, Judge | Strauss | stairtit speakin, and Klaus s |
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that, sae they follaed Judge | Strauss | oot the door and awa ower tae |
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ed the wey ootside, and Judge | Strauss | and the bairns went efter him |
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aces for Act Three, and Judge | Strauss | wis aff in a corner, practici |
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for real, while you and Judge | Strauss | and awbody else jist thinks i |
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"Fae Judge | Strauss | 's library," Klaus said. "But |
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e stuff he'd lairnt fae Judge | Strauss | ''s library, but it hadnae wir |
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et ye," Violet said tae Judge | Strauss | . |
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undit mannie talkin tae Judge | Strauss | in the gairden, Klaus looked |
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we could try talkin tae Judge | Strauss | , She's a judge, she'll ken aw |
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e we can nip in and see Judge | Strauss | ." |
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were that gled tae see Judge | Strauss | keekin back at them, and they |
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rns turnt roond tae see Judge | Strauss | , aw buskit up in her judge's |
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us. I'm awa oot tae gie Judge | Strauss | a haund in the gairden." |
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ns a bit o paper, while Judge | Strauss | is staunin there, then she's |
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e grabbed the paper aff Judge | Strauss | and looked doon at it. His ee |
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hance o a happy life wi Judge | Strauss | and taewards an unkent fate w |
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siblins walked hame wi Judge | Strauss | . "I dinnae ken whit we'd hae |
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e happily ever efter wi Judge | Strauss | , but thon's no the wey o it a |
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o' tae each ither. "I'm Judge | Strauss | ." |
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o scrap paper, and then Judge | Strauss | wis guid enough tae tak them |
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h is whit yell say when Judge | Strauss | asks if ye'll mairry me." |
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et cried. "Efter awthin Judge | Strauss | has duin for us?" |
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hrough the law books in Judge | Strauss | 's private library wis an awfi |
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s bit and drapped in on Judge | Strauss | , wha telt them tae come on be |
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laus said, "as comfy as Judge | Strauss | 's, but even mair muckle." |
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Awbody looked at Judge | Strauss | , wha wis dichtin awa the last |
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h aw the cookbooks that Judge | Strauss | picked oot for them. Bein hon |
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their parents and aboot Judge | Strauss | , wha they aw agreed wis a sma |
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an His Johann | Strauss | Orchestra |