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| Wanst | mair the gless shoogled. She |
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hit he cries 'a wee project'. | Wanst | it wis buildin a gairden shed |
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ourin wan book efter anither. | Wanst | she had read every single boo |
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er,' the Trunchbull said, and | wanst | again her voice became saft, |
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nd will up intae her een, and | wanst | again but much mair swith tha |
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Then came the voice | wanst | again, saft and eldritch noo. |
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tae mind that the Trunchbull | wanst | papped the hammer fur Britain |
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trouble is,' she said, tryin | wanst | again, "Matilda is that faur |
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ny thing tae dae, as Napoleon | wanst | said, is tae coonter attack. |
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the book. She never keeked up | wanst | in the hale lesson. |
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tievely afor, the Heidie. For | wanst | she wisnae gonnae let hersel |
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d, 'A poet cried Dylan Thomas | wanst | scrieved some lines that ah t |
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That aw wore nappies | wanst | |
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a frichtsome wumman. She wis | wanst | a faur-kent athlete, and even |
| Central - WCE |
need tae come ower an see us | wanst | ah'm oot the hospital, she sa |
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'Me,' Lavender said at | wanst | . |
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ody gang and get the nurse at | wanst | .' Three weans ran oot the roo |
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u're thon teacher wumman that | wanst | came here tae see |
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e Queen, who wir aw talkin at | wanst | , while aw the rest wir sayin |
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ny get a big blob appearin at | wanst | , but efter a few goes ah wis |
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is dumfoonert when awmaist at | wanst | the cigar wi its wee rid and |
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Aw at | wanst | Matilda could see the hale th |
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Iona. A daena ken hou, bit | wanst | thon Gallus Alecs hear ma vyc |
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mpted tae eat too much rabbit | wanst | they wur doon the burras. The |
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n auld wifie wha only used it | wanst | a week tae dae her messages." |
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wifie wha barely took it oot | wanst | a year. A brammer o a bargain |
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da wid visit the library jist | wanst | a week so she could tak oot n |
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But surely ye were a wee body | wanst | , Miss 'Trunchbull, were ye no |
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d fae time tae time, but only | wanst | or twice in a hunner year. Ef |
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. Donna’s big brother Jimmy | wanst | tried tae explain tae me that |