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Aberdeen
Kynoch, DouglasLallans 79 - The Bonnie Lintie, (Lallans Magazine 2011) Doric - Aberdeen, prose s there wi her sister an nyow babbie. There was a fremd kipple in on page 25
Donovan, AnneMatilda In Scots, (Itchy Coo 2019 ISBN: 978-1785302350) Central, weans reeshach animal, a bit like a babbie crocodile but wi a shorter he on page 131 ye must huv sterted oot as a babbie,' the laddie said. on page 145 mingin! It's a snake! It's a babbie crocodile! It's an alligator! on page 155
Mc, KeeksContermacious Temerity, (Dreich 2023 ISBN: 978-1-873-412190) Central, poetry wi erchmares o babbie-eatin an devilry on page 26
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General Central
Clark, SaraEcho and Narcissus, (Evertype 2021 ISBN: 978-1782012702) Central, poetry A babbie wi a toy, on page 28
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Clark, ThomasAnimal Fairm, (Luath 2023 ISBN: 978-1804250396) Central, prose ist laid doon when a clatch o babbie deuks that had lost their mit on page 6
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Donovan, AnneGone are the Leaves, (ISIS 2014 ISBN: 978-1445099262) Central, prose "You're a richt babbie, you know nothing." on page 3
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Clark, ThomasThe Boggin Beginnin, (Itchy Coo 2021 ISBN: 978-1785303524) Central, weans . She wis hairdly mair than a babbie, and wee even for her age, si on page 4 "And thon babbie bites," Edgar said, hoyin a c on page 14 n haundlin raither than a wee babbie. "Weel, enough bletherin," he on page 49 's a lang, lang wey for a wee babbie tae faw, even if she is in a on page 107
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South West (Galloway)
Niven, LizStravaigin, (Luath 2001 ISBN: 978-1905222704) Central, poetry a poem while stuck at hame wi babbie. Or write in Habbie. on page 43
King, AngelineDusty Bluebells Scots Edition, (Leschenault Press 2022 ISBN: 978-1922670540) Ulster - Larne, prose s a four yeir-oul boy an no a babbie. "Ee's a cousin o Leonard's." on page 20 A babbie. Deid. on page 33 scribed? She stiffened an the babbie stairtit tae muffle a low, se on page 34 in a banjo. A wumman wi'oot a babbie in hir airms. on page 35 "Keep the babbie. She wants us tae keep the ba on page 36
Also on pages 47, 50
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Synthetic (no region)
Ulster-Scots Language SocietyTha Fower Gospels, (Ullans Press 2016 ISBN: 978-1-905281-25-1) Ulster, prose a wean. An she haed hir furst babbie, a sinn. She on page 71 o ye'll ken hïm. Ye'll fin a babbie, rowlt ïn bïts o claith, ly on page 72