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| Lek | a tea-tray in e sky. |
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| Lek | pilgrim's wither'd wreath o f |
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| Lek | patches on the grey hous frun |
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| Lek | a bundle o auld letters |
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| Lek | a wild trumpat. |
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| Lek | a tunnel. |
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| Lek | a weet battery |
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boot easily in any direction, | lek | a serpent. |
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Mebbe on a Fuirsday, | lek | the day, in the backend. |
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ll me at first, an then, if A | lek | be-an at person, A'll come up |
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is, no doot: only Alice didna | lek | till be towld. "Id's really a |
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tment id wis empty: she didna | lek | till drop e jar for fear o ki |
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lans. "A quite forgot e didna | lek | cats." |
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ns till learn! Oh, A shouldna | lek | at!" |
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then; such as, "Sure, A dinna | lek | id, yer honour, at all, at al |
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A shouldna want yers: A dinna | lek | them raw." |
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or dowgs either, if ee dinna | lek | them!" When e Moose heard is, |
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lied quickly; "only wan disna | lek | changan so often, ee ken." |
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er glaran at her for a meenad | lek | a wild beist, began screaman |
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ouldna see anything at looked | lek | e richt thing till eit or dri |
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becase e chimneys were shaped | lek | loogs an e roof wis thatched |
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she didna ken whether id wid | lek | e name: however, id only grin |
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eated thouchtfully. "A should | lek | till hear her try an repeat s |
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ee what e next witness wid be | lek | , "-for they hevna got much ev |
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strange way o livan would be | lek | , boot id puzzled her too much |
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e Gryphon went on. "Or wid ee | lek | e Mock Turtle till sing e ani |
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Ke may nurse id a bit, if ee | lek | !" e Duchess sade till Alice, |
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March Hare. Visit any wan ee | lek | : they're both mad." |
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"Flow do ee | lek | e Queen?" sade e Cat in a low |
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"Call id what ee | lek | ," sade e Cat. "Do ee play cro |
| Central - GLA |
This is aw aboot the | lek | o life, and yer wager is yers |
| Doric - NNB |
" sade Alice, "a great lasgie | lek | ee," (she micht weel say iss) |
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else ee'd hev signed yer name | lek | an honest man." |
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inna go splashan paint oer me | lek | at!" |
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e King, "an dinna look at me | lek | at!" Hie got behind Alice as |
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ken is, somethin comes at me | lek | a Jack-in-ebox, an up A goes |
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ful turned-up nose, much more | lek | a snoot than a real nose: als |
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neck, wheech seemed till mse | lek | a stalk oot o a sea o green l |
| Central - SEC |
a mukkil concrete | lek | . Sae Broun hed ti bak-cum at |
| Doric - NNB |
e Gryphon. Alice didna quite | lek | e |
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e." An e executioner went off | lek | an arrow. |
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" added e March Hare, "at 'ah | lek | what ah get' is e same thing |
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Alice didna much | lek | keepan so close till her: fir |
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's a vegetable. Id disna look | lek | wan, but id is." |
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ok his heid sadly. "Do A look | lek | id?" he sade. (Wheech he cert |
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Alice didna at all | lek | e tone o iss remark, an thouc |
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sad tone. "Nobody seems till | lek | her, doon here, an A'm sure s |
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s no," Alice replied, careful | lek | : "boot ah ken ah hev till bea |
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in e golden efternoon Careful | lek | we glide; |
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ht catch a bat, an at's awful | lek | a moose, ee ken. But do cats |
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n Alice, thinkan id wis awful | lek | hevan a game o play wi a cert |
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"Come, air's no use in cryan | lek | at!" sade Alice till hersel, |
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he sade wis, "Whiy is a raven | lek | a writan-desk?" |
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nly a moose at hed slipped in | lek | hersel. |
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"Ah've heard somethin | lek | id," sade Alice. |
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er idea o e tale wis somethin | lek | is: |
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rabbit-holl went straicht on | lek | a tunnel for a peedie way, an |
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wis oer at last: "an A do so | lek | at fanny song aboot e whitan! |
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o rules for shuttan foulk up | lek | telescopes: iss time she foun |
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Alice; "A mosst be shuttan up | lek | a telescope." |
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h, how A wish A could shut up | lek | a telescope! A think A could, |
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clubs; these were all shapeq | lek | e three gardeners, oblong an |
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wi a roond face, an beeg eyes | lek | a frog; an both footmen, Alic |
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eak first, "why yer cat grins | lek | at?" |
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dinna give birthday-presents | lek | at!" But she didna say id oot |
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"What wis at | lek | ?" sade Alice. |
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till do id." (An, as ee micht | lek | till try e thing yersel, some |
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id began orderan foulk aboot | lek | at!" |
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rs, who hed been jumpan aboot | lek | mad things all iss time, sat |
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English). "Noo A'm openan oot | lek | e beegest telescope at ever w |
| Doric - DOR |
gress airt, its cawd the ‘ | Lek | ’ an thay strunt an shaw aff |
| Shetland - SHD | s it's officially Skekler/Grø | lek | season in Shetland https://t. |