Central - LAL | 'Somebody taen ma cake,' | Tapiwa | girned. J had it wrapped up i |
Central - LAL | 'We hae fund the thief, | Tapiwa | shouted. 'See, Maw, see! His |
Central - LAL | 're no fechtin, Maw,' skirled | Tapiwa | , pyntin a fingir at Poloko. ' |
Central - LAL | 'It was pauchled,' said | Tapiwa | 'That' whit happened. There's |
Central - LAL | s sweeled their tea, Sepo and | Tapiwa | cam up tae her and said they |
Central - LAL | him, Sepo and | Tapiwa | skelped awa aff tae the tithe |
Central - LAL | he teacher looked at Sepo and | Tapiwa | , wha baith looked doon at the |
Central - LAL | doon tae look and aw. Syne | Tapiwa | raxed oot tae feel Poloko's h |
Central - LAL | jalouse whit wis gaun on wis | Tapiwa | (TAP-EE-WAH), a lassie in the |
Central - LAL | teacher wagged her fingir at | Tapiwa | and Sepo. |
Central - LAL | staundin, luggin in tae whit | Tapiwa | and Sepo were sayin. 'But the |