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He has ower muckle human wit and learning, and thinks as muckle about the form of the bicker as he does about the healsomeness of the food --- he maun broider the marriage-garment with lace and passments, or it's no gude eneugh for him.
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He has ower muckle human wit and learning, and thinks as muckle about the form of the bicker as he does about the healsomeness of the food -- he maun broider the marriage-garment with lace and passments, or it's no gude eneugh for him.
The Heart of Mid-Lothian, Complete Walter Scott 1801
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He has ower muckle human wit and learning, and thinks as muckle about the form of the bicker as he does about the healsomeness of the food -- he maun broider the marriage-garment with lace and passments, or it's no gude eneugh for him.
The Heart of Mid-Lothian, Volume 1 Walter Scott 1801
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He has ower muckle human wit and learning, and thinks as muckle about the form of the bicker as he does about the healsomeness of the food — he maun broider the marriage-garment with lace and passments, or it’s no gude eneugh for him.
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