Author matching large dialect region
| Purdie, David C. | English | |||||
| a o wis tae wi ye ian cherlie oot til aa get got juist whan telt aboot haed gin wes whit wee hae frae auld ma ower it's efter yer weel intil doun laddie mair ernie thair says richt nivver lik bit awa aye bi wullie ken twa i'm ony whaur yakcam nae cuid wad i'll sae guid thare aff oor he's yon braw lang dae ae ane wey ti new nor gang son pit thocht ye're mornin thaim he'd wull afore street jyner syme syne clancy gaun muckle gettin speirt bugger kent stertit dinna gie ilka that's bluidy hou cam jyners heid ither nou s i've job neist i'd bus kis thegither lest tak didna thae mak wisna fower whit's ain siller wha maun gey ainly thrie wir scobie ir grant ivver eyn big eneugh drame the'r warkin kin aix rin white fair hecky tea duin naethin skuil scots | the an he in i it that on his for at him but up no me they we be is as said this or back time day see you seen here and like man then been of door cried say us life young come some did tell there went mind | to was her she had not with have my all so were mr by what from would them which one if when could very are do their will your out who now little know more into such am mrs much any again than before never miss how about must well elizabeth down only think should other good has after two can way might upon made nothing first its yes long himself over go though own great last looked came may every being hand herself too thought quite away dear where don't make most room shall without ever soon head these father always night eyes face off through look many still john house sir old just once lady even let jane take moment saw oh another asked took heard mother friend yet why put knew sure found done our looking three under going voice turned while left place better enough rather | ||||
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