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Robertson, JamesPrecious and the Puggies, (Itchy Coo 2011 ISBN: 978-1845023324) Central, weans d: Wid it no be braw tae be a detective? Weel, I hae, and a wheen o i on page 1 gn that she micht end up as a detective. A guid few folk that are aye on page 6 'Mibbe ye should become a detective yin day,' he said. on page 21 at yin day she micht become a detective. When he said that, her first on page 23 ae hersel, 'Aye, I could be a detective. But I doot it'll be on page 24
Also on pages 63, 69, 78, 79
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Paisley, JanetNot For Glory, (Canongate 2001 ISBN: 978-1841951744) Central, prose -league criminal an she wis a detective hud caught him in the act. on page 1
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Lochhead, LizAshet, (Dictionaries of the Scots Language 2021) Central, poetry elementary detective work in a dictionar an here,
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Hutchison, PatCatty, (McStorytellers.com 2017) Doric - Banffshire, prose na till the next day that the detective sergeant and a constable peye . “JESUS!” Turnin tae the detective he said, “Did ye see that? “Oot o the wye!” The detective teen a look in the windae but table stood aside tae let the detective gyang in first. The detective gyang in first. The detective laughed at this and said, “
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