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Jinny sighed t' | ersel | : she'd nae hope it aa o getti |
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Beldie grinned t' | ersel | es she listened te Dottie spi |
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Beldie grinned t' | ersel | : she'd kent Dottie maist o er |
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Jinny grinned t' | ersel | : Sandy didna suffer feels gla |
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aa the things she his deen t' | ersel | . Ah thocht ye micht like te t |
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ale bonny ane," she muttert t' | ersel | , pickin oot a caird wi a wee |
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ower the fleer an introduced | ersel | t'a wee boorachie o folk at w |
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r ken yer luck," Jinny garred | ersel | smile, "ess neck o the wids h |
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an, Ah kent she'd raither dee | ersel | then admit it. |
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feel guilty at she his te tie | ersel | up like ess - She veesits il |
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ht enuch: she didna recognise | ersel | . Her face leukit the same kin |
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e an prayed at she wid behave | ersel | : she's a stranger te discreti |
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mphin it in ower the train bi | ersel | ." |
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ne imsel. Joyce wis sittin bi | ersel | ower the aisle. |
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Dottie leukit fair trickit wi | ersel | . "An do ye think they'd ging |
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auline leukit fair trickit wi | ersel | es she passed anither note sa |
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ile. Did Jim wint er te model | ersel | oan Alice? she winnert. An di |
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nt o the scrapes she's gatten | ersel | intull." |
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ir belly," said Joyce, haudin | ersel | . "Ah think it wis at praans." |
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ie, crossin er legs an haudin | ersel | . "Ah... Ah think Ah'm gaun te |
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e fir ess," she said, plonkin | ersel | doon oan the front raa. |
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tivver," said Beldie, plonkin | ersel | doon oan a cheer aside the wi |
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ettin te spik funcy an gettin | ersel | in a richt flap, "...an Ah'll |
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's at?" said Joyce, firgettin | ersel | . |
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he details. She's fair luttin | ersel | doon - she usually kens the |
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wser?" speered Joyce, studyin | ersel | in the rear-view mirror es Mo |
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Isobel hid fun | ersel | gaun near green wi envy: er a |
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reetin fiz me, an grectin fir | ersel | es she pulied ma goonie ower |
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anet pulls up a cheer an sits | ersel | doon. |
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oan Harry's neck. "She's gat | ersel | a new bidie-in. An aathin wis |
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riks an she's still claain it | ersel | . Ah turn awa feelin hairt sor |
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ny," Ah warned, es she helpit | ersel | t'anither glaiss o wine. |
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tell ma, than." Beldie helpit | ersel | t'a chocolate biscuit. "Foo'r |
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uine te come back. She happit | ersel | up wi the tools es best she c |
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he micht be tellin lees aboot | ersel | an aa." |
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r hair wi er hans, es she sut | ersel | doon oan a flooery cane sette |
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boot birthin bairns, syne sut | ersel | doon aside ma bed, readin gre |
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taaller o the twa quines sut | ersel | doon oan the fit o Morrice's |