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| in the north east area | murison | 1963 197 suggests that any |
| s m 7 12 99 | murison | 1963 198 also remarked on |
| and flax of the countryside | murison | 1963 198 naturally their dutch |
| braemar tulloch and glengairn and | murison | 1963 198 noted that some |
| socially and economically self contained | murison | 1963 201 that however was |
| s m 7 12 99 | murison | 1963 202 analyses the subtleties |
| schneider e philadelphia john benjamins | murison | d 1963 local dialects in |
| european sources are quoted by | murison | 1977 scots the state language |
| of scotland aberdeen british association | murison | d 1977 the guid scots |
| on the languages of scotland | murison | david 1977 the guid scots |
| remarked the way that david | murison | probably would have remarked erm |
| definition with spoken scots david | murison | 1979 in a paper on |
| tongue edinburgh the mercat press | murison | david 1979 the historical background |
| freen an former boss david | murison | editor o the scottish national |
| i got to know david | murison | editor of the scottish national |
| found interesting it was david | murison | fae the broch editor of |
| s m 28 10 99 | murison | cites place names prefixed by |
| perhaps even fewer than gaelic | murison | s concept of a correct |
| be true to say david | murison | had actually read [laugh] i |
| called stirling jug as david | murison | had earlier done in snd |
| under the editorship of david | murison | in 1976 professor lorimer s |
| it s seldom that david | murison | missed onything so there s |
| also a glossary by david | murison | some schools now benefit from |
| national variety of english thus | murison | sees spoken scots as having |
| established in the cromar area | murison | painted a very reassuring picture |
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