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ae buy a supermarket haggis.) | Cockburn | ’s semolina-textured haggis |
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were as bad as the men. Lord | Cockburn | , in his time a weel-kennt jud |
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Haggis #2 – George | Cockburn | and Son, Dingwall, Highland |
| Central - LAL | IshbelMcF Cairds in a shop in | Cockburn | Street. Scots insults aye mak |
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cloves than Donaldson’s or | Cockburn | ’s, BTW, so a sweeter flavou |
| Central - LAL | In the immortal words of Mrs | Cockburn | of Dura Street, he wis a hu |
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Mistress | Cockburn | , wha screivit |
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Selkirk Market Place wi Cathy | Cockburn | . A lad comes by an says ti he |
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t precious possessions. Henry | Cockburn | cried Scots a 'picturesque an |