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| Sepo | looked as if he had his doots |
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| Sepo | looked crabbit. 'But I ken wh |
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| Sepo | had brocht his bit breid and |
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| Sepo | didna say onythin, but efter |
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e teachers sweeled their tea, | Sepo | and Tapiwa cam up tae her and |
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n doon letters fae the board, | Sepo | , wha wis sittin on the bink a |
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him, | Sepo | and Tapiwa skelped awa aff ta |
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the teacher. 'Open the door, | Sepo | , and see whit's aw the strama |
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It did. | Sepo | wis aye pit oot, but no jist |
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) belanged a wee laddie cried | Sepo | . Awbody liked this laddie bec |
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ed by the shouts o Tapiwa and | sepo | . 'Thief!' they gollered. 'Thi |
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turnt tae goave at Tapiwa and | Sepo | . 'Whit for dae ye say hes a t |
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gged her fingir at Tapiwa and | Sepo | . |
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luggin in tae whit Tapiwa and | Sepo | were sayin. 'But they'll aw t |
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Here a pictur o | Sepo | . |
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his. She keeked in: there wis | Sepo | staundin greetin-faced aside |
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The teacher looked at | Sepo | and Tapiwa, wha baith looked |
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She didna ken the laddie that | Sepo | had pynted oot ~ she had seen |