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them the day. An I’ll feed | Dookers | noo.” Efter Jeannie hid fee |
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atin doon i' Burn o' vat, nae | dookers | brocht wi' me |
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Her wee gowdfIsh | Dookers | , nocht feedin. The birdies oo |
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e weel, isn’t it noo.” An | Dookers | the gowdfish blew a hale stri |
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rra thocht o seein her in her | dookers | wis makkin him feel nae weel. |
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bour. Feel free tae bring yer | dookers | an ging for a sweem wi the lo |
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ed at the neuk o ilkie ee. As | Dookers | the gowdfish watched, the pea |
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fat hingin ower the tap o his | dookers | . |
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ft, the auld wummin winkit at | Dookers | an keckled. |
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said Morrice, adjustin is new | dookers | . "Ess place is jist the bees- |