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| Laitin | was aften descreivit as ‘co |
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r nor Inglis. Taen thegither, | Laitin | an French gies Inglis mair no |
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ssarily tak the ilk pairt o a | Laitin | wird, e.g. dispern ‘dispers |
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tae tak whan translatin frae | Laitin | (or French). It allood deiffi |
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ks, but the muckle wirds frae | Laitin | an Greek. Sic wirds ten tae b |
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t has spreid oot-the-wey frae | Laitin | , an ay keeps on spreidin tae |
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r o borraein, especially frae | Laitin | . This was the camp at was tae |
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an dispone ‘dispose’ frae | Laitin | infinitives raither nor past |
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vocabular an in grammar. The | Laitin | influence aften comes be wey |
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entury, the’r a hymn in the | Laitin | tae celebrate Princess Margar |
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nt wi English, as weel as the | Laitin | an the Greek. The raeson he s |
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gat mair liker tae French an | Laitin | through the process o elabora |
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e feck o screivers was atween | Laitin | an the vernacular, an haein m |
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tit be French, itsel follaein | Laitin | ). Sae be the saicont hauf o t |
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eriod was snodly bilingual in | Laitin | an Inglis an aften trilingual |
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‘facund eloquence’ as in | Laitin | – whit Gavin Douglas cried |
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s, Staunart Inglis, biggin on | Laitin | an French, unnerwent a period |
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ae the reader’s knawledge o | Laitin | – or leastweys Laitin (an G |
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– or leastweys | Laitin | (an Greek) etymological ruits |