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| Lowpity | pulled a face as lang’s a w |
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| Lowpity | Rubbit hid a dock like a pood |
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| Lowpity | wis by hissel wi excitement. |
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“Dinna be feel, | Lowpity | . Sit doon an be at peace, an |
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Efter you, dae ye ken this? | Lowpity | winna ett sweeties ava. An ne |
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bairnies’ bowls, an on gaed | Lowpity | ’s face. |
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“Mmmmm” sighed | Lowpity | .”Yon’s fit I CAA a brakfa |
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o-no-no- I’m NAE”, roared | Lowpity | . “Ma teeths” sair an ma k |
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e the Postie wi an invite tae | Lowpity | frae. |
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sweeties ower tae | Lowpity | fur his brakfast. As he sooki |
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“Oh | Lowpity | , that sud please ye,” cried |
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t? They dirled an dirled till | Lowpity | daunced up an doon an |
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s.” quo his mither, haundin | Lowpity | his bowl. |
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11. The Tale o | Lowpity | ’s Teeth |
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’ fuskers as a hale heeze o | Lowpity | ’s brithers an sisters wid |
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p their brakfast... Aa except | Lowpity | He wis ay ahin, |
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“ | Lowpity | ’s daein a rain-daunce,” l |