Central - LAL | awfie | hungry gadgie - and if ye di | |
Central - LAL | Awfie | slawly, Chairlie's fingirs st | |
Central - NEC | Awfie | cannie, Hercules streetched h | |
Central - LAL | Awfie | slawly, wi a lood skraichin o | |
Central - LAL | Awfie | muckle. | |
Central - LAL | " | Awfie | sorry," Mr. Poe said, "Noo, w |
Central - LAL | " | Awfie | guid o ye tae drap in," the h |
Central - LAL | rd "malagrugrous" here means " | awfie | , awfie wrang, and shair tae e |
Central - WCE | ' | Awfie | , Daddy.' |
Central - LAL | ' | Awfie | smert,' said Boonce. 'But fir |
Central - WCE | ' | Awfie | ,' the laddie said. "You're so |
Central - WCE | ' | Awfie | guid,' the laddie mummled. Ye |
Central - WCE | ' | Awfie | guid,' the laddie mummled. Th |
Central - LAL | d Kanga said, 'Roo, ma dear!' | awfie | quick-like, because that is n |
Central - LAL | his een wi a yerk and said, ' | Awfie | .' |
Central - SEC | aim e'en mair profit nor the ' | awfie | , awfie loat ...' they war bei |
Central - SEC | , | awfie | loat ...' they war bein peyed |
Central - LAL | 'Here's Rabbit,' he said, | awfie | gled tae see him. 'Hullo, Rab |
Central - LAL | Awfie, | awfie | cannily, takkin tent no tae g |
Central - LAL | awfie, | awfie | muckle. We'll need tae gang o |
Central - LAL | "Thank ye awfie, | awfie | muckle for helpin us oot the |
Central - LAL | Unless ye've been awfie, | awfie | jammy, there's gonnae be thin |
Central - WCE | 'That's awfie, | awfie | grand,' Miss Honey said. 'How |
Central - LAL | Elizabethan, | awfie | rare. |
Central - LAL | Then, | awfie | aaftly, Granda Jock said, 'Ye |
Central - WCE | t oot mair fushion. And then, | awfie | awfie slowly, that slow she c |
Central - LAL | And noo, | awfie | calmly, wi that unco wisdom t |
Central - LAL | rannie?' Geordie spiered her, | awfie | poleet. 'Are ye awricht?" |
Central - LAL | s present, his ainly present, | awfie | carefu in his twa hauns. WONK |
Central - LAL | ain special puggie-like wey, | awfie | sleekit. It wis easier tae ca |
Central - LAL | ing aboot them. They are wee. | Awfie | wee, The faint shaddas that s |
Central - LAL | roosh. 'I've heard fowk arena | awfie | crumb-aware in your galaxy.' |
Central - LAL | cht,' said Kat, tho she wisna | awfie | keen. |
Central - LAL | This wisna | awfie | sootherin tae Wee Grumphie, b |
Doric - DOR | “Yon was a | awfie | clim doon,” sayed Trev. |
Central - LAL | Thir twa | awfie | auld folk are the faither and |
Central - LAL | And thir twa | awfie | auld folk are the faither and |
Central - LAL | Miss Ridin Hood looked | awfie | guid. |
Central - LAL | he rest o ma days.' He looked | awfie | dowie. |
Central - LAL | It looked | awfie | like tea. 'Weel, weel!' she s |
Central - LAL | the snaw cam doon. It sterted | awfie | suddently yin mornin jist as |
Central - LAL | . 'Weel then, Wonka,' he said | awfie | importantly, takkin oot a wal |
Central - LAL | Obed turnt his heid | awfie | slowly no eneuch tae roose th |
Central - LAL | ' said Heehaw. 'Whit we could | awfie | dae wi is a Weel-Trained Bloo |
Central - LAL | am a sort o sookin soond, and | awfie | quickly aw the blue faemy mix |
Central - LAL | Barkit, fool, and | awfie | clingin, |
Central - LAL | s a wee sma thing, I ken, and | awfie | foutery o me, but we aw hae o |
Central - LAL | oom a wabbit, dumfoonert, and | awfie | feart Klaus. |
Central - LAL | "Ah've made a jag and | awfie | soon, |
Central - LAL | ot. The widd wis mirk-dim and | awfie | quiet. Awa in the sky the moo |
Central - LAL | kle bleck camera gey slaw and | awfie | carefu in their cramassie-col |
Central - WCE | stuck tae the bahoukie o thae | awfie | green breeks and baith haunds |
Central - LAL | The sodger didnae | awfie | like the radge look in her ee |
Central - LAL | There wisnae | awfie | muckle in the room for Violet |
Central - LAL | for aw o them, and it wisnae | awfie | comfortable steyin |
Central - SEC | "Bein' sae | awfie | wee |
Central - LAL | e tottie wee birdie sang, sae | awfie | sweetly. |
Central - LAL | himsel: "Heehaw canna be sae | awfie | muckle ower Het aboot three o |
Central - LAL | warmly by the haun, 'I'm sae | awfie | gled tae meet ye. Ye shouldna |
Central - LAL | For gaun sae | awfie | faur agley. |
Central - SEC | e it. Maggie’s juist no sae | awfie | keen tho. She’s here ti dri |
Central - LAL | nd o gas, and this gas is sae | awfie | uplifhn it lifts ye richt aff |
Central - NEC | Even though the voyage wid be | awfie | dangerous, Hercules had nae b |
Central - LAL | ch, help ma kilt, that wid be | awfie | !' |
Central - LAL | ma haun, Chaithie. It wid be | awfie | tae get loast in here.' |
Central - LAL | raundly. 'And I hope he'll be | awfie | happy in it' And |
Central - LAL | ncoot forby, Onyweys, I'll be | awfie | thrang ower the next few week |
Central - LAL | e the gairden. It wid jist be | awfie | , he thocht, if she guddled up |
Central - WCE | "Ye must be | awfie | canny tae fund a use fur some |
Central - LAL | se tae her maw and da and the | awfie | things Coont Olaf wid dae if |
Central - LAL | ds cooried, luggin in tae the | awfie | racklin and dunchin ower thei |
Central - LAL | 'Geordie, cam the | awfie | voice fae the nixt room. 'It' |
Central - LAL | s, Granda Jock, and I kent he | awfie | wis clivver. . .' |
Central - LAL | n the wey they telt him o the | Awfie | Mishanter they had made. And |
Central - LAL | m, Violet thocht aboot aw the | awfie | things she and her siblins ha |
Central - LAL | 'He's awfie | awfie | awricht,' said Mr Wonka. |
Central - LAL | the sideboard. It looked like | awfie | stuff. Fower times a day a mu |
Central - LAL | SOME | AWFIE | JAMMY FOLK |
Central - LAL | on wis footerin aboot wi some | awfie | muckle licht fixtures. As the |
Central - LAL | else. "Listen, I've got some | awfie | bad news tae tell yese." |
Central - LAL | Daein naething maks me | awfie | weary. |
Central - LAL | But he hadna gane | awfie | faur afore he begun tae say t |
Central - LAL | Afore he'd gane | awfie | faur he heard a noise. Sae he |
Central - EDN | The puir Brithers wes in ane | awfie | fankil. Ivverrie ruid thai st |
Central - LAL | 'Weel, we're | awfie | gled tae see ye, Heehaw, and |
Central - LAL | ye're | awfie | thin |
Central - LAL | theirs. Sometimes, when ye're | awfie | hungert, the nixt best thing |
Central - LAL | nae,' Chairlie said. "They're | awfie | auld and they've no been oot |
Central - LAL | h aye,' said Teeger, 'they're | awfie | braw flee-ers, Teegers are. B |
Central - LAL | nd I hae a hoose, and they're | awfie | braw hooses. And Christopher |
Central - WCE | ever gee them because they're | awfie | blate, mirky craiturs. It's a |
Central - LAL | 'I think violets are | awfie | braw, said Wee Grumphie. And |
Central - LAL | the stert, even when they are | awfie | wee much wee-er than yersel t |
Central - LAL | Thae Seeven Dwarfs were | awfie | funny, |
Central - LAL | got tae them, the bairns were | awfie | gled tae see that it wisnae o |
Central - LAL | e skeeliest Scots makars were | awfie | chiels, but they were. James |
Central - LAL | flair o the bothy. They were | awfie | snod and comfy, and cool in t |
Central - LAL | tae Coont Olaf, and they were | awfie | , awfie things. There wis orra |
Central - LAL | elp an Blooter, sae they were | awfie | guid shots. They won the firs |
Central - LAL | onnie and braw, but they were | awfie | unlucky, and jist aboot awthi |
Central - LAL | irdens had used tae be, Afore | awfie | lang, Mr. Poe drove his motor |
Central - LAL | @ionafyfe Och, yere | awfie | kind! |
Central - LAL | natterie an owerstrung state | awfie | like heepocondria. Sae resile |
Central - LAL | he steyed, and as it wis aye | awfie | snawy ahint Wee Grumphie's lu |
Central - LAL | hey were gey normal, thank ye | awfie | muckle...' Click here tae fin |
Central - LAL | ked doon, waitin on something | awfie | tae happen. Naethin did. Sae |
Central - LAL | atch at a pentin and no think | awfie | muckle o it at aw, but efter |
Central - LAL | in the chair. She didna look | awfie | comfortable. |
Central - LAL | laus said. "Will thon no look | awfie | funny tae the fowk that's wat |
Central - SEC | "They said that ye smell | awfie | bad |
Central - SWE | say A'm talkin throu it! A'm | awfie | 'in yer face' in fack An sure |
Central - LAL | ss," Judge Strauss said. "I'm | awfie | fond o youse bairns, and I fe |
Central - LAL | wis gey dwaiblie gettin. 'I'm | awfie | sorry,' she said, 'but I doot |
Central - LAL | hree braw smeekit hams... I'm | awfie | |
Central - LAL | oot whit tae dae wi yese. I'm | awfie | , awfie sorry, but thon''s jis |
Central - LAL | n a bit o luck like this. I'm | awfie | gled ye got it. Aw the best t |
Central - LAL | airlie. 'Aye,' he said, 'I am | awfie | pleased indeed tae hear ye sa |
Central - SEC | "Heron, Ah must say ahm | awfie | gratefu |
Central - SEC | tion o the follaein: “A’m | awfie | bad fir haein this”, or “ |
Central - LAL | d don’t get me wrong, I’m | awfie | glad she sortit it like she d |
Central - LAL | an | awfie | skinnymalink |
Central - LAL | e grey yin. Here it's noo! An | awfie | ~ muckle - grey - Och, naw, |
Central - LAL | fae baith register hooses (an | awfie | papers never afore seen), or |
Central - LAL | Rabbit. And at the end-up, an | awfie | Wee and Waefu Rabbit heard hi |
Central - LAL | last, 'but I doot it isna an | awfie | guid yin.' |
Central - LAL | ever, because they had sic an | awfie | wheen o things tae find oot a |
Central - LAL | s were settlin in, but I'd an | awfie | fanklie case up at the High C |
Central - SEC | The Fox he had an | awfie | drooth |
Central - LAL | They had an | awfie | shoackin vice. |
Central - LAL | n the wey o it when ye hae an | awfie | braw notion, but in the end s |
Central - LAL | , ye can see hoo it wid be an | awfie | happy schuil. The teachers we |
Central - LAL | 'Ye're gonnae be an | awfie | braw detective yin day,' he g |
Central - LAL | She us scrieved the Prince an | awfie | rude note which really scunne |
Central - LAL | "I made an | awfie | mistake!" bubbled the Princes |
Central - SEC | Has made an | awfie | blunder. |
Central - LAL | "Which maks it look like an | awfie | fashious kind o a day,' thoch |
Central - LAL | theatre troupe seems like an | awfie | muckle job for jist three wee |
Central - LAL | 'but ye're an | awfie | blether. Noo then! The verra |
Central - LAL | ose. She took them through an | awfie | fancy lobby scentit wi flooer |
Central - LAL | d pumpin it up and doon wi an | awfie | force. 'Ma dear boay, hoo gui |
Central - LAL | ot fae mornin til nicht wi an | awfie | toom feelin in their bellies. |
Central - LAL | There cam an | awfie | crunchin soond. |
Central - LAL | ause soon efter, there cam an | awfie | hoat day wi a bilin sun, and |
Central - LAL | n this wey, it doesna seem an | awfie | guid sang, but comin through |
Central - LAL | oont Olaf hadnae left them an | awfie | lot o money, but the bairns w |
Central - LAL | ie', and it seemed tae him an | awfie | wice wey tae stert a bit o po |
Central - LAL | Then an | awfie | thing happened. Yin nicht, wh |
Central - SEC | When an | awfie | roaring filled the air |
Central - LAL | wird which here means "in an | awfie | annoyed vyce." "Leastweys, I |
Central - LAL | stit this wey and that, in an | awfie | fantoosh and oorie wey. The D |
Central - LAL | 'He's takkin an | awfie | lang time tae come across,' |
Central - LAL | e, that they were still in an | awfie | bad place, but they thocht th |
Central - LAL | e, hud the look o a man in an | awfie | steer. |
Central - SEC | an Tam's in an | awfie | -like state. |
Central - LAL | Hmm . . . yer hair’s in an | awfie | state, that’s guid . . . bu |
Central - SEC | nced higher English were o an | awfie | high standard. They are seein |
Central - LAL | n A,' said Rabbit, 'but no an | awfie | guid yin. Weel, I must awa an |
Central - SEC | "Are they no an | awfie | sicht?" |
Central - LAL | as if it were sclimmin up an | awfie | stey brae. Then suddently, as |
Central - LAL | end o the room, and, efter an | awfie | stramash, got his heid intae |
Central - NEC | n cairryin the heivens for an | awfie | lang time. Mibbe he'd shoot t |
Central - LAL | the wild craiturs. There's an | awfie | steer o them in Botswana: lio |
Central - LAL | 'That's an | awfie | guid idea, Wee Grumphie,' sai |
Central - LAL | "It's an | awfie | important pairt," he went on, |
Central - LAL | forbye aw that, Pooh, it's an | awfie | fykie thing, plantin, if ye d |
Central - LAL | le. This meant that it was an | awfie | lang wey fae the sea. Preciou |
Central - LAL | and yon, Wee Grumphie, is an | awfie | puir position for keekin at c |
Central - LAL | kiddin himsel. Adoption is an | awfie | muckle decision, and no somet |
Central - LAL | ne I'll say - and this is an | awfie | braw notion, Wee Grumphie, th |
Central - LAL | ck doon. This, ye ken, wis an | awfie | risky plan, no jist cause it |
Central - LAL | e. 'Ah thocht yer Idea wis an | awfie | braw Idea.' |
Central - LAL | rie aroond Teeger, wha wis an | Awfie | Booncy Craitur, wi a wey o sa |
Central - WCE | Because she wis an | awfie | wee lassie, the only power Ma |
Central - LAL | There wis an | awfie | silence. The High Heid Yin lo |
Central - LAL | There wis an | awfie | lot o bonnie princesses aboot |
Central - LAL | on. Strecht awa, there wis an | awfie | lood wheechin soond. The door |
Central - LAL | n wi Christopher Robin wis an | awfie | braw thing tae dae, and haein |
Central - LAL | - Year Yin wis an | awfie | scutter - |
Central - LAL | This wis an | awfie | guid idea and the ither twa c |
Central - LAL | It wis an | awfie | bonnie thing, this Gowden Tic |
Central - LAL | 'It wis an | awfie | muckle sneeze,' Obed said. 'I |
Central - LAL | auss's private library wis an | awfie | , awfie, awfie sair fecht. |
Central - WCE | n wha cairriet oot grugous an | awfie | acks o murther an incest! It |
Central - LAL | d Mr Wonka. 'And och, whit an | awfie | country it is! Naethin but th |
Central - LAL | gawpin at Violet. And whit an | awfie | unco sicht she wis! Her fizzo |
Central - LAL | uhl. But it does hae in it an | awfie | sma amoont o the rarest and m |
Central - LAL | Christopher Robin: 'Ts it an | awfie | Graund thing tae be an Eftern |
Central - LAL | Julius Caesar. And he kent an | awfie | lot aboot the slaisterie wee |
Central - NEC | e made. Aw the animals got an | awfie | fricht. The tods and wild dug |
Central - LAL | laus said, "and I fund oot an | awfie | lot o interestin things while |
Central - LAL | The spirit wis foondert an | awfie | baised, |
Central - LAL | Then suddently, wan | awfie | day, |
Central - LAL | nae telt ye yet aboot the wan | awfie | thing that fashed wee Chairli |
Central - LAL | d twiced, because he had been | awfie | happy in it himsel. |
Central - LAL | me, Poloko, but she didna ken | awfie | muckle aboot him. And for sha |
Central - LAL | fund Roo waitin and aw, bein | awfie | chief wi Teeger, and this mad |
Central - LAL | nterdiction; and, wi him bein | awfie | guid at lang words, I am shai |
Central - WCE | 'Somethin | awfie | weird hus happened tae me, Mi |
Central - LAL | ingirs were tremmlin somethin | awfie | as they fummled wi the wrappe |
Central - LAL | t Olaf had jist duin somethin | awfie | gallus raither than somethin |
Central - LAL | ersel that there wis somethin | awfie | in it, like poison or poodere |
Central - LAL | for a guid swatch at somethin | awfie | , awfie queer." |
Central - LAL | anda Jock cairried on speakin | awfie | slawly noo sae that Chairlie |
Central - LAL | is airms and legs were shakin | awfie | , awfie bad, as if he wis hivv |
Central - LAL | n doon a taxi. She wis talkin | awfie | fast and awfie lood tae awbod |
Central - LAL | aed past, he wid stert walkin | awfie | , awfie slaw, and he wid haud |
Central - LAL | et could tell she wis thinkin | awfie | haird, cause her lang hair wi |
Central - LAL | @billykayscot Leukin | awfie | bodsie, you twa. |
Central - LAL | , snowkin at them, and feelin | awfie | happy, till he cam tae the pl |
Central - LAL | s heid tae wan side, listenin | awfie | keenly, then suddently he flu |
Central - LAL | l him that he wisna explainin | awfie | weel, and he gied Wee Grumphi |
Central - LAL | on at it. His een were shinin | awfie | bricht. "Thon's naethin but a |
Central - LAL | didnae seem tae be settlin in | awfie | weel, for aw I've bent ower b |
Central - LAL | "Ye whit?" Klaus said, turnin | awfie | peely-wally. |
Central - LAL | came in thegither, daunderin | awfie | slow and settin doon their bi |
Central - LAL | wis bringin in the hairst in | awfie | braw |
Central - NEC | "You're gettin | awfie | cheeky, Hercules," said Eurys |
Central - LAL | It wis gettin | awfie | touchie-feely |
Central - LAL | The no | awfie | big chaumer the young man ste |
Central - LAL | they really had been Ð an no | awfie | weel at that! The Fankelites |
Central - LAL | n envy tae me, but there's no | awfie | muckle ah can dae tae bring a |
Central - LAL | "Is this no | awfie | excitin?" said a vyce, and th |
Central - WCE | e in Matilda's een. 'Is it no | awfie | cauld in the winter?' she spe |
Central - LAL | vertin,' said Heehaw, 'but no | awfie | helpfu.' |
Central - LAL | machine,' said Mr Wonka. 'Hoo | awfie | careless.' |
Central - LAL | at hate stories aboot loads o | awfie | things happenin tae wee bairn |
Central - LAL | t first he thocht he wid chap | awfie | lood jist tae mak gey shair.. |
Central - LAL | ngin intae the yaird. Fae her | awfie | hicht, she glowered doon at t |
Central - LAL | Maw Molipi wid goller in her | awfie | lood voice. |
Central - LAL | ity and magnets pit thegither | awfie | neat, |
Central - LAL | and the laddie's | awfie | jammy |
Central - LAL | "Thon's | awfie | interestin," Violet said. "An |
Central - LAL | 'That's | awfie | kind,' Elspeth said, 'but I'm |
Central - LAL | doon at the grund. "It's | awfie | high," he said. "Ye must hae |
Central - LAL | the meanin wis the same. It's | awfie | queer.' |
Central - WCE | get locked up in there. It's | awfie | .' |
Central - WCE | 'But they say it's | awfie | guid fur ye tae sleep on a ha |
Central - LAL | if the galluses were jist as | awfie | blue and gallus as he minded. |
Central - LAL | " Violet telt her. "She bites | awfie | , awfie haird if she disnae li |
Central - LAL | 'Cider, said Brock, 'is | awfie | , awfie guid for Brocks. It's |
Central - WCE | ss Honey said. 'The Heidie is | awfie | strict aboot everythin. Mak s |
Central - LAL | 'A muckle fat eariewig is | awfie | tasty, Grannie said, lickin h |
Central - LAL | This | awfie | wummin saw nae wrang |
Central - WCE | haurdly onythin if ye're this | awfie | puir. Dae aw the teachers bid |
Central - LAL | 'Mak this | awfie | thing stap!' ordered Mr Teeve |
Central - LAL | hae left us tae bide in this | awfie | place." |
Central - SEC | is at a stanstill kis o this | awfie | cauld!" |
Central - WCE | ll mind that Miss Turnbull is | awfie | awfie snell if onybody gets o |
Central - SEC | “Sorry, son, Sam is | awfie | protective o Sherry,” Miss |
Central - LAL | o weel it's been made. Yon is | awfie | clever! It looks like a real |
Central - SEC | "Thon limp is | awfie | bad. |
Central - LAL | 'This is | awfie | !' gret Mrs 'Teeveeheid. 'Whit |
Central - WCE | oot the libary. Mrs Phelps is | awfie | couthie. She gies me a haund |
Central - LAL | ult, except that its heid wis | awfie | lang and kind o square. |
Central - LAL | The palace wis | awfie | grand. It sat aside a loch ma |
Central - LAL | ards back intae place. He wis | awfie | tentie about hoo he did this. |
Central - LAL | in a wheezlin whisper. He wis | awfie | tall and awfie skinny, and he |
Central - LAL | moured o bonnie claes. He wis | awfie | fond o his silks and satins a |
Central - LAL | is bahookie. The pressure wis | awfie | . Somethin had tae gie. Someth |
Central - LAL | !' said the big wifie. 'I wis | awfie | wantin that tail!' |
Central - LAL | afore she cairried on. 'I wis | awfie | lookin forward tae eatin it a |
Central - WCE | didnae ken their dochter wis | awfie | brainy. Efter aw Mr Wormwidd |
Central - LAL | ooked like a chookie that wis | awfie | no weel. |
Central - SEC | An that wis | awfie | weel fur me, |
Central - LAL | . There wis a punter that wis | awfie | , awfie fat, and that didnae l |
Central - LAL | isappeart oot o sicht! It wis | awfie | sad! I've no seen him again.' |
Central - LAL | "Weel, it wis | awfie | nice tae meet ye," Violet sai |
Central - LAL | air aw nicht lang, and it wis | awfie | . |
Central - LAL | e it, and for a meenit it wis | awfie | difficult tae mind whit wey w |
Central - LAL | ed wi him, and the Forest wis | awfie | lane and lown and lithe in th |
Central - LAL | "Thanks | awfie | ," Klaus said, tentily, pickin |
Central - LAL | "Thanks | awfie | , Rabbit, but I doot I'll ken. |
Central - LAL | "Thanks | awfie | ," Klaus said, shakin Mr, Poe' |
Central - LAL | "No bad, thanks | awfie | ," said Mr. Poe, but he looked |
Central - LAL | "Och, thanks | awfie | ," Judge Strauss said. "I've b |
Central - LAL | epeeksie tae me, like. Thanks | awfie | , Mr. Poe, for bringin them ow |
Central - WCE | 'Cheerio, Miss Honey. Thanks | awfie | fur the tea.' |
Doric - DOR | “Yon hull leuks | awfie | stey!” interruptit Trev. |
Central - LAL | tae be in his play. It seems | awfie | important tae him, and we wan |
Central - LAL | @DrMDempster Thon soons | awfie | straight forrit! |
Doric - DOR | “Dinnae be sae coorse! Its | awfie | sair ye ken!” |
Central - LAL | ed. "The clockwork bird plays | awfie | weel. Dinnae be fooled by yer |
Central - LAL | whispered her maw. ‘She’s | awfie | artistic.’ |
Central - NEC | t tae hersel: jings, thon’s | awfie | low. It wis a plane stappit f |
Central - LAL | ls,' said Pooh. 'They're that | awfie | guid at drappin.' |
Central - LAL | no as if there's onythin that | awfie | braw aboot ma wee neuk. Mind, |
Central - NEC | es. "But tell me, whit's that | awfie | smell?" |
Central - LAL | Precious wisna normally that | awfie | guid at sclimmin trees, but-i |
Central - LAL | Wee Chairlie sat | awfie | still on the edge o the bed, |
Central - LAL | up and those eyelids wid get | awfie | heavy.... |
Central - LAL | Rabbit. 'I doot we'll no get | awfie | faur, and syne this efternoon |
Central - SEC | the East appeared. She lookit | awfie | like yon Theresa May bint. Sh |
Central - LAL | "Ye did faw for it | awfie | easy, eh," Coont Olaf |
Central - LAL | ityClarky @OorVyce @makforrit | Awfie | kind wirds, thank ye! |
Central - WCE | ingers and sterted tae eat it | awfie | slowly. |
Central - LAL | y felt sae alane. They wantit | awfie | badly tae bide wi this kind a |
Central - LAL | as weel as he could, and felt | awfie | bauld and gallus. |
Central - LAL | e place faur enough, she felt | awfie | nervous aboot gaun somewhaur |
Central - LAL | Wee Grumphie felt | awfie | joco aboot this, and he saw: |
Central - EDN | . Efter aa, somethin had went | awfie | wrang for the Neanderthals wh |
Central - EDN | . Efter aa, somethin had went | awfie | wrang for the Neanderthals wh |
Central - LAL | Coont Olaf's een got | awfie | shiny, but he kept smirlin aw |
Central - LAL | ies'. All the wumin aboot got | awfie | firm and kinda defiant, finge |
Central - LAL | There is somethin aboot | awfie | cauld weather that gies ye a |
Central - LAL | ntly, DOOSH! - and the maist | awfie | soond o crashin widd and brek |
Central - LAL | 'Jist | awfie | !' said Grannie Geordietta. 'S |
Central - LAL | "This is awfie; jist | awfie | ," Klaus said finally. "Violet |
Central - LAL | nae even nervous. He wis jist | awfie | excitit. And sae wis Granda J |
Central - LAL | d the flames, and it wis jist | awfie | : Violet's microscope had fuse |
Central - LAL | l steer ma ain tea, thank you | awfie | much,' she said. 'Bring us a |
Central - LAL | tae me! I want awbody tae caw | awfie | canny in this room. There is |
Central - LAL | ld as onybody can be. Like aw | awfie | auld folk, he wis shooglie an |
Central - LAL | a while, when the whins grew | awfie | jaggy on baith sides the path |
Central - LAL | ft but mair oot o rage at how | awfie | it aw wis, how unfair. Violet |
Central - LAL | No exackly | awfie | sair wark. |
Central - LAL | '[…] | awfie | great [fowk] mak ye feel like |
Central - EDN | ’ he said wi a wee smou. ‘ | Awfie | nice tae meet ye…?’ |
Doric - MNA | pyin nae attention tae me. “ | Awfie | careless folk are, specially |