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| Brock | Has His Doots |
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| Brock | . 'Ex-actly, said Mr Tod. 'But |
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| Brock | |
| Doric - DUN | | Brock | ??(thon's nae a badger!) https |
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' | Brock | !' skirled Mr Tod. |
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'He's coorse, | Brock | said. 'Aw rattons is coorse. |
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meekit ham, are ye no yersel, | Brock | ?.. . See us ower yon step-lad |
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in his ‘thummart, wil'-cat, | brock | and tod.’ |
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‘The thummart, wil’-cat, | brock | and tod” (pole cat, wildcat |
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hole, he crowled through it. | Brock | and the Wee-est Tod follaed e |
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in the pitmirk cweel, like a | brock | or a rubbit or a futterat. Wh |
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'Stap! skirled | Brock | . 'Dinna tease us! I canna tho |
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"Toddy, ma freend skirled | Brock | . 'Whit in the name o the wee |
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ye ken where we are?" spiered | Brock | . |
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'Ya beauty? shouted | Brock | . |
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suppose we'll hae tae,' said | Brock | . |
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'Better oot than in,' said | Brock | . |
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'See us a shot,' said | Brock | , takkin the jaur and thrawin |
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'Crivvens?' said | Brock | . 'It's Ratton!' |
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piggery yon lass wis frae hid | brock | an glaur an keech |
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whaur thay leeved on the auld | brock | tatties an foozie neeps. Nait |
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Mr Tod and | Brock | and the Wee-est Tod ran acros |
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' said Mr Tod. 'Hide!' He and | Brock | and the Wee-est Tod lowped up |
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er in the neuk there.' He and | Brock | brocht the cairts, and the de |
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n his secret. 'Ma auld freend | Brock | ,' he said, "this guddle's aw |
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The | brock | at hes me - hark an think a |
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the | brock | tae me ~ cauld kail an parrit |
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This is frae the innin o The | Brock | : |
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There wis a wee silence while | Brock | pensed aboot this. |
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greetin dour strule laden wi | brock | lang-tint bein A claucht the |
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Then | Brock | jined in: |
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Whun | Brock | riz oot: dark nichts o darkes |
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epoast accoont (taakin in yer | brock | folder) tae mak' siccar at ye |
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Mrs | Brock | and three Wee Brocks. |
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od a smoorich and aw, and Mrs | Brock | gied Brock a smoorich and awb |
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Tod pit his face richt in at | Brock | 's and in a pawkie whusper sai |
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Swippertly | Brock | and the three Wee Tods scramm |
| Central - LAL | ther character is cried Tommy | Brock | . An example o folk ower the w |
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Wee 'Tods and the herthungry | Brock | wheeched forrit tae grup the |