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| Central - LAL | e mannie,' she said, waggin a | baney | fingir at him. 'Cam closer ta |
| Central - LAL | " he said tae them, wagglin a | baney | fingir, "Wance yese are oot t |
| Central - LAL | ere as runkled as prunes, and | baney | as skeletons, and durin the d |
| Central - LAL | hicht and raxin oot a muckle | baney | haund for the tassie. 'Haund |
| Ulster - EUL | ut forgot aboot Daniel, whose | baney | shouler was slotted neat unne |
| Central - LAL | leaned forrit and pit a lang | baney | fingir on Chairlie's knap, an |
| Central - LAL | The lang | baney | figure o Granda Jock could be |
| Central - LAL | nd at the same time, his lang | baney | boady riz up oot o the bed an |
| Central - LAL | that he wis pyntin up wi yin | baney | haund. She follaed his pyntin |
| Central - LAL | d leaned forrit, cranin their | baney | auld craigies. |
| Central - LAL | ticht tae his grandfaither's | baney | auld haun. His heid wis bulin |