meg
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| improve her face winna pancake | meg | chap chap chap chap went |
| a het simmers day pancake | meg | hid been affa quait for |
| fit s wrang meg pancake | meg | looked up real sheepish like |
| buttery asks fit s wrang | meg | pancake meg looked up real |
| an anither wifie cawed pancake | meg | pancake meg wis a dab |
| for the first een pancake | meg | s voice wis affa squeaky |
| set oot for pitsliga pancake | meg | said she wis affa sorry |
| neathing tae laugh aboot pancake | meg | teemed her message bag an |
| wifie cawed pancake meg pancake | meg | wis a dab han at |
| guidmither jek malcolm s jylar | meg | a spaewyfe the knicht meg |
| ti meet ma guidmither meg | meg | is a spaewyfe an she |
| ye ti meet ma guidmither | meg | meg is a spaewyfe an |
| meg a spaewyfe the knicht | meg | s son setting act i |
| hid telt her ma an | meg | ramsay aboot the bruises she |
| an sterted tae prig wi | meg | ramsay an her mither fur |
| the safety o the kitchie | meg | ramsay an her mither sally |
| heavy washin tae dae like | meg | ramsay an minnie s mither |
| sidewyes because jock dow an | meg | ramsay are coortin an if |
| in the tellin o stories | meg | ramsay cappit thon wi tales |
| sally an the kitchie deem | meg | ramsay cried aa the big |
| the ootside door the maid | meg | ramsay hid born the brunt |
| gaen an it wis dennertime | meg | ramsay hid fulled the ropes |
| in the licht september win | meg | ramsay hid telt minnie that |
| knowe sheetin fite hares an | meg | ramsay hid the guttin skinnin |
| the kitchie an greetin in | meg | ramsay s bosie wheeshtie wheeshtie |
| t a wee whyle efter | meg | ramsay s feet cam up |
| time he come yon day | meg | ramsay said fur he maun |
| puuin its fuskers the neist | meg | ramsay sighed luikin efter ither |
| wis addit the rasp o | meg | ramsay snorin efter fit seemt |
| wi sandwiches an fancies wis | meg | ramsay steenhillock s kitchie deem |
| an sacked him ay an | meg | ramsay tee fur a fool |
| minnie her cousin isie an | meg | ramsay the maid fur the |
| was dampit doon wi dross | meg | ramsay wadna let minnie awa |
| hae a free haun fur | meg | ramsay winna leave the hoose |
| plunk on this ae nicht | meg | ramsay wis in chairge o |
| stukken wi birssled stovies an | meg | ramsay wis new back frae |
| the warmth o the kitchie | meg | ramsay wis ower at the |
| different kettle o fish roch | meg | cursed an swore as the |
| stuck in the door roch | meg | gaed the settee a shove |
| winna gang in snarled roch | meg | her sister pinted oot the |
| dinna blaw aboot it roch | meg | jist ignored jonsar eck s |
| nae lady said jonsar roch | meg | looked at jonsar an smiled |
| tap o jonsar wi roch | meg | on tap o the settee |
| eck wis doon at roch | meg | s hoose ropes oot an |
| danced roon the fleer roch | meg | says you ken jonsar i |
| come intae the circle roch | meg | she says it wis me |
| looked up ere wis roch | meg | stannin ere grinnin fae lug |
| wis a ladies choice roch | meg | wis nae lady said jonsar |
| moula inspects the foot while | meg | looks on meg that wul |
| the knicht and his mother | meg | meg weill son the lord |
| for an auld kimmer cawed | meg | meg wes lyke a guid |
| foot while meg looks on | meg | that wul hae ti be |
| knicht and his mother meg | meg | weill son the lord hie |
| an auld kimmer cawed meg | meg | wes lyke a guid frein |
| limping moula the knicht and | meg | moula faither ah m that |
| examines what she has written | meg | whit daes she say knicht |
| jek s duin til hir | meg | it soondit lyke she wes |
| frae the soond o hir | meg | wha is jek malcolm jek |
| teeth moula ah suppose sae | meg | awbodie kens a fee haes |
| carries moula out followed by | meg | curtain act ii scene 1 |
| skaith ah did ti moula | meg | howt ah wes gled ti |
| keep bonnie weimen aboot me | meg | wad you moula an yeir |
| winter minnie tried anither tack | meg | fit d ye ken aboot |
| m deein i m deein | meg | minnie sobbit oot an fin |
| t masel minnie hid passed | meg | nae twa meenit s syne |
| hands on her hips tellin | meg | an jonsar fit tae dee |
| were intae jonsar s truck | meg | bein mair o a hinner |
| in a meenit jonsar shouts | meg | the voice comin fae the |
| the mither taen him an | meg | aw throu the houss an |
| lang eftir murdo haed taen | meg | back til his ain houss |
| fordilt wi his wark houanever | meg | pat him ben the houss |
| houss that mornin but whan | meg | telt him whit haed happent |
| a safe neuk she telt | meg | fit hid happened till her |
| fit secrets dae men hae | meg | if i telt ye thon |
| haw ye telt me about | meg | taen him thare the fowk |
| twyce wi this het clout | meg | bathes his foot gently malcolm |
| fair hailin doun ma back | meg | offers to bathe the foot |
| baith eydent an bonnie an | meg | for hir pairt wes fair |
| near as bonnie as you | meg | shakes her head impatiently that |
| inno the toon past thirty | meg | wis still a bonnie wummin |
| feast wes hauden but puir | meg | taen it ti be sum |
| sort hir for me mither | meg | gin ah sort hir it |
| wi hir mither an faither | meg | humfit the wab on his |
| thrawin hir airms aboot for | meg | ah think she wants ti |
| he wes aye ill at | meg | an gart hir haigil the |
| eftir that bit bi bit | meg | mendit hir daftlyke weys sae |
| laid up no weill sae | meg | pat on hir bonnet an |
| yairn cam back ae day | meg | s guidman spiert at hir |
| claith frae the tree whan | meg | woke up out hir sleep |
| in the earth hoosie an | meg | an her ma hid luikit |
| weill it sae happent that | meg | s faither wes a weaver |
| weings whan ah canna flie | meg | shakes her head sadly son |
| dochter this quyne wes cryit | meg | an she wes sic a |
| o angus the hird spiert | meg | he wes yung whan ye |
| deid areddies but bi nou | meg | wes sair wearit wi haudin |
| nor the fairies an as | meg | wes the onlie bodie ti |
| you ah mynd ye says | meg | whan ah wes a lassie |
| an then supports himself on | meg | s shoulder malcolm it s |
| gaun on says he but | meg | didna lyke pinglin wark she |
| can say for shona nou | meg | he soonds a coorse lyke |
| day s tyauve lang efter | meg | beddit the twa lassies lay |
| or twa wul ye byde | meg | nods and looks at the |
| be nailit til a cross | meg | glaring at him indignantly it |
| set yeir mynd til t | meg | haivers she l dee suin |
| the mornin as early as | meg | hersel it wis his job |
| up wis it wirth pyin | meg | his sweethairt a veesit wi |
| mebbe a score there wis | meg | peg and katie and jeannie |
| wis a snort he an | meg | roars na na i ve |
| bit worse wis tae come | meg | s sister started tae dish |
| wis mair crackit than tither | meg | sleepit up in the nerra |
| ti suffer that s aw | meg | didna oor blissit lord himsell |
| dae ye no think sae | meg | ah hae seen waur monie |
| guid wi sair feet anaw | meg | archly sae that s aw |
| fancied for it sae that | meg | feinisht up bi pairtin wi |
| m mukkil behauden ti ye | meg | for helpin wi this fuit |
| awaw ti savetie an mons | meg | furby ein the lyknessis o |
| rael gled ti meet ye | meg | it s aye a pleisir |
| read it oot ti me | meg | points at the paper gie |
| uised ti say ti me | meg | she wad say a richt |
| ti suffer wutches ti leeve | meg | we aw hae ti thole |
| feinisht o ay guidman says | meg | it s feinisht richt aneuch |
| mair it s fair stoundin | meg | c mon nou we maunna |
| ye faa wi a bairn | meg | bide awa frae loons or |
| cleuk her wi its cleuks | meg | cast the antrin luik at |
| canna pit on ma goun | meg | i ve tae help wi |
| for helpin wi this fuit | meg | mercie whit did ah dae |
| a lauch wi her or | meg | micht gie her a bittie |
| nae muckle eese wi wirds | meg | opened the buik at genesis |
| fully ay an mair quo | meg | timmerin on wi the dryin |
| asyde in the howp that | meg | wad dae better wi the |
| pint tae the hauf hangit | meg | wi his twa pals a |
| an her quine an fur | meg | an jock dow her unmerriet |
| bin the auld wife an | meg | said mair that anely a |
| wumman ah ve ever seen | meg | ah daursay ye haena seen |
| be aneuch for onie man | meg | ah ve heard that storie |
| speak at aw puir lass | meg | mercie ah can see aw |
| hame ah can tell ye | meg | wha isna mercie ye coud |
| somewye aboot quarter tae nine | meg | appeared nae a sicht for |
| thocht tae himsel i hope | meg | his brocht some o her |
| oot ower an be decent | meg | left her maister s dother |
| widna rise at yokin time | meg | macpherson maks my brose her |
| herm this nicht an aa | meg | rose at her mistress s |
| lassie fitiver s adee speired | meg | showdie her maister s dother |
| the chunty ower the rhubarb | meg | jow dow cried out it |
| let aleen kinnle it as | meg | tipped the stank ower the |
| hae fairlie gotten sum easement | meg | gin ye plot yeir fuit |
| weel is that aa quo | meg | it happens tae aa lassies |
| will the broth be lang | meg | he speired ma stammache s |
| santit a fairie caddie peyed | meg | a veisit an pled on |
| pancakes as wull mary an | meg | githered up their things an |
| awfu wurd out his heid | meg | hoyed awa hame an suin |
| kittlin did draw bluid an | meg | s fingers war itchin tae |
| airt an aince there here | meg | stoppit a meenit tae claw |
| sic a thing for me | meg | that s an unco wey |
| pit whaur she shuirlie belangs | meg | that s no for us |
| verra hauns war reid like | meg | the cook fin she washed |
| sister wasna spared his stepdochter | meg | burdoun wasna spared his servant |
| he haed left the room | meg | chappit up the sheep in |
| in its eildritch heid wheesht | meg | yon s eneuch we re |
| auditorium introduces a very convincing | meg | and a less than diabolic |
| hot water and a cloth | meg | takes the bowl and bathes |
| a big white horse called | meg | walking round and round in |
| perhaps mike russell is mystic | meg | secretary of state for scotland |
| catriona montgomery in the 1980s | meg | bateman wrote some fine poetry |
| any of them interfered with | meg | i will now conclude wishing |
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