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| nodded | . The twa o them looked at the |
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uist different... quate like, | nodded | aw the time insteid o appenin |
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fficulties. She daundered in, | nodded | at the English teacher, smile |
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s a lot o new folk settlin'"A | nodded | . "O' a' the places they could |
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Ma da | nodded | . 'Aye, see whit you mean, Lam |
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Matilda | nodded | . |
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Matilda | nodded | but didnae say onythin. |
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taewards the clock. Bella | nodded | tee, at Mena's helpful contri |
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Mena | nodded | tae the chair - |
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uid morning til ye, sur,’ A | nodded | tae his da. ‘What’s that |
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Muggsie poked Bella and | nodded | taewards the clock. Bella nod |
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. The king rolled his een and | nodded | . |
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he | nodded | an brustled back tae the bar. |
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He | nodded | . |
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ese days an Betsy's fine," he | nodded | tae Annie. "She could be daei |
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tae Goad they'd shot him." He | nodded | an said nae mair. |
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(He | nodded | at me white cloot on the gres |
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the man wi the suit said. He | nodded | tae the polisman. 'PC Walters |
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st whilin the day awa, and he | nodded | and he asked did ye spy loves |
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see ony answer tae it, so he | nodded | an seethed his wey back intae |
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She | nodded | her heid a little, so I picke |
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She | nodded | and led him and his son doon |
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"Him." She | nodded | tae the dure. "He's cruel tae |
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pple o her eye open; days she | nodded | , |
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n, 'Slow' and 'Stap'. But she | nodded | and straicht awa she lowped o |
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s Beg an Mistress McKerrow he | nodded | courteously at the twa weemin |
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m obliged tae ye, sir.’ He | nodded | tae the young man. ‘He’ll |
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"Richt, Bob," Shuggie | nodded | tae me. "Grab the tap o the b |
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Muggsie | nodded | , and spoke for the first time |
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Maisie | nodded | an walkt Esther tae the motor |
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Jessie | nodded | and said, “Aye mis– I mea |
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Dumbledore | nodded | dourly. |
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Sandy Brose | nodded | to John the Barman and began |
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We | nodded | an muttered a greetin o sorts |
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Ah | nodded | . Ah’d tell her efter that t |
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Ah | nodded | tae confirm that yon wis you, |
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I | nodded | , auld eneuch tae ken |
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I | nodded | . Marie is the maid My Lady br |
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I | nodded | , tryan hard tae picture his p |
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I | nodded | . Shuggie eyes were borin gian |
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I | nodded | . |
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l place in the graveyaird." I | nodded | ower tae the graves. "It land |
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ht up by Senga’s parents. I | nodded | , from previous conversations |
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een an aa! Takkin ma place I | nodded | some acknowledgments tae the |
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Hilda an I | nodded | wir heids. |
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rra on Setterday?" Jonsar Eck | nodded | his heid an says." Oh aye |
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Jean | nodded | , took a deep breath - and sp |
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The MI5 man | nodded | . “Churchill wanted them to |
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fae the muckle coin. The man | nodded | as he raxed oot his haun tae |
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“Aye,” the Tin Man | nodded | . “Come alang wi us, the mai |
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oun. John entered the room an | nodded | tae the twa elders an the Rev |
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ack at him throw narra een an | nodded | . |
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wich, bless her.' Ah turnt an | nodded | ower ti far she wis sittin; h |
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till its eyes appeared, then | nodded | . "Nae use saying anyhin tae i |
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till e eyes appeared, an then | nodded | . "Id's no use speakan till id |
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ill th eyes appeared, an then | nodded | . "Eet's nae yis speakin tae e |
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The loon | nodded | , slowly. Paper and pencil war |
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The loon | nodded | , withoot takin his een awa fa |
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The Unicorn | nodded | . |
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Romish Episcopacy' John Broun | nodded | his agreement, but cuidnae lu |
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he ither yins and Miss Pullar | nodded | saying, “Aye, son, you tak |
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n, I’ll sweir.’ The rider | nodded | back, tipped his bunnet, an t |
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Esther | nodded | an Maisie leukt in the bak o |
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o the ithers. Aw the animals | nodded | in total greeance, and the ma |
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,' says Hammy, and the others | nodded | . |
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y hauns clasped thegither. It | nodded | at Ailsa, beckonin fur her ta |
| Southern - SEA | Jist | nodded | ma heed and said aryt ti a ma |
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A jist | nodded | in agreement. |
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r at tha wrang place. He jist | nodded | . Efter that tha wumman introd |
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ae stert wi Bella, so he jist | nodded | an lookit at her wild looks, |
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e didnae hae tae like it. You | nodded | tae Wee Josie, said ladies ta |
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They | nodded | tae the ithers on the committ |
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The wee guy | nodded | and stood there smilin. |