wullie
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| [?]blance[/?] who everybody called dodie | wullie | because he was george w | 
| he was known as dodie | wullie | in the town an f746: | 
| was c- just called dodie | wullie | well not to his face | 
| merrit tae thon clock mender | wullie | jackeson a gey smert move | 
| the windae o his workshop | wullie | jackeson could see his laddie | 
| october but naebody could sweeten | wullie | jackeson even whan he drank | 
| you wi thae hard words | wullie | jackeson was awa doon the | 
| the thornhill road jackie and | wullie | jackeson worked thegither frae morn | 
| interestingly in my head peerie | wullie | and the broons always had | 
| the other point about oor | wullie | and the broons bein written | 
| d c thomson er oor | wullie | and the broons f1018: that | 
| sic bother wi readin oor | wullie | or the broons e en | 
| lizzie an thair faimlie ay | wullie | mackinnon an his colleg geordie | 
| the borth ickbrae gairdenfit cottages | wullie | mackinnon ane o the local | 
| o fock a tent at | wullie | mackinnon s nose wis protrudin | 
| they cam alangside and recognised | wullie | mcginty afore he beltit aff | 
| makin the fishin uiseless whan | wullie | mcginty cam moochin alang the | 
| years later whan i met | wullie | mcginty on the river yae | 
| o the gang wis it | wullie | mcginty wis it dick he | 
| r speakin aboot geordie speirt | wullie | fae the lang tail fellaes | 
| got tae dae wi it | wullie | speirt weel when the ships | 
| ye mean rats shite speirt | wullie | wi a gey scunnert kinna | 
| en you shuid ken that | wullie | ye mean rats shite speirt | 
| yonner aareddies teuk owre frae | wullie | mr wud wis anither gleg | 
| mebbies the wud faimlie ay | wullie | wud an his marrow hed | 
| s plank hoscote peth heid | wullie | byres an faimlie wur i | 
| moffat whae hed twae sons | wullie | an jimmy whae wur eddicatit | 
| the peth heid whae fallaed | wullie | murray intil at herdin mr | 
| the estate manager the umwhile | wullie | murray whae wis ae traint | 
| a sat nixt til ae | wullie | tait whae bade it waster | 
| side o the table facin | wullie | whae haundit ee yer pey | 
| heid twa o his feres | wullie | an sandy wis haein a | 
| wisnae lang efter sandy an | wullie | hid dee d that ae | 
| for a wee while then | wullie | said ye ken sandy a | 
| kizzen billy rodger wrocht under | wullie | murray atween leavin roberton schuil | 
| caed some form o wullie | wullie | or bill or billy or | 
| aw caed some form o | wullie | wullie or bill or billy | 
| a read i a at | wullie | murray deyd on the echt | 
| allie murray auldest son o | wullie | murray o the braidlie roberton | 
| herdin a pages 147 153 | wullie | murray wis the herd it | 
| vexed tae hear aboot your | wullie | said geordie an him gaun | 
| wur seelence aa roond til | wullie | jumpit up an wyted angus | 
| behaud it gaed strecht til | wullie | s nose end thair wur | 
| new zealand whan ma uncle | wullie | an aunt chrissie flittit intil | 
| hoose i hawick a think | wullie | wis weil intil his 90 | 
| an i i know oor | wullie | it was like the old | 
| the sunday post s oor | wullie | page it was a bit | 
| linda fabiani s1m 2864 oor | wullie | s 66 years in the | 
| children to locate where oor | wullie | was set or the or | 
| there were no kilts oor | wullie | wears dungarees black dungarees all | 
| like three days efter saw | wullie | at the kirkyaird wi aw | 
| disnae thole thinkin aboot girned | wullie | efter anither waucht o beer | 
| ken but efter ye dee | wullie | went on dis that mean | 
| the crack anither gate your | wullie | cuidnae hiv been aw that | 
| eh wait tae i tell | wullie | hoo weel it worked oot | 
| thae s no corn flakes | wullie | it s weel seen you | 
| wi his mither it s | wullie | s no weel jaundice he | 
| wis a fykie job but | wullie | stood it weel an i | 
| i got rab tae haud | wullie | s heid steady an i | 
| were nine o us called | wullie | aye it s like bein | 
| whatever they re no called | wullie | or jimmy any mair or | 
| the hammer s up cheerio | wullie | mcandrew vampire ae the glen | 
| peyt i the airmie appearinlie | wullie | sat ahint ae table an | 
| pit me ti bed nou | wullie | juist you courie doun an | 
| ye can dae aboot it | wullie | pit a haund forrit an | 
| nabbed we niver did catch | wullie | tho the sheriff pit him | 
| ca d branxholm wudend ay | wullie | pow wis the ferrier yonner | 
| a ll tell ye this | wullie | if the r no onie | 
| got yer name on it | wullie | the r no a lot | 
| he d managed tae get | wullie | stoppit and i sune saw | 
| and i can tell ye | wullie | didna like it there wis | 
| wis but naebodie wis thare | wullie | quo the vice again it | 
| wee prayer at the yirdin | wullie | s een wis shut ticht | 
| tryst dae ye no mind | wullie | s face wis a sicht | 
| some milk oot the joug | wullie | hid been takin in aw | 
| maistly crap ah think that | wullie | shouldnae write when aw he | 
| m no bad at aw | wullie | ye widnae believe hou guid | 
| didnae mean it that wey | wullie | it s juist that if | 
| mind o alec gallagher an | wullie | morrison pompey broun an rover | 
| aboot up tae them when | wullie | lets oot a roar like | 
| an as i said tae | wullie | a while ago just oot | 
| enemies naebody kent but hissel | wullie | had ower few clocks tae | 
| is he s the boss | wullie | mcandrew yaised tae be yin | 
| tae maybole five miles awa | wullie | on the ither haun had | 
| ll be gaun roon tae | wullie | s bit the nicht gie | 
| dafter than the dungarrochs thocht | wullie | tae hissel i micht as | 
| soonds guid tae me reponed | wullie | wi a grin on his | 
| no that he was negleckit | wullie | had moved his watchmender s | 
| in his lug fae ahint | wullie | it said he birlt roond | 
| mebbe ten months went by | wullie | mendit his watches an clocks | 
| no bump intae but snawface | wullie | s wee brither his richt | 
| street haein a crack wi | wullie | robson the secretary o the | 
| a haun ye gowk replied | wullie | can ye no see that | 
| thaim a m tellin ye | wullie | monktonha cannae haud a caunle | 
| fish the thorntree o k | wullie | ah ll hae a word | 
| o da roup by johnnie | wullie | ertie o collaster is pointing | 
| mak siccar no me lauched | wullie | a ll bide ma time | 
| wudburn maislee mairch stane dyke | wullie | blackie left the schuil an | 
| an twae laddies logan an | wullie | gin a mynd richt logan | 
| us is that euphoric fur | wullie | couldna scrieve the doric high | 
| ingin poother fur the wash | wullie | s needin new sheen grip | 
| full blooded rendition of holy | wullie | s prayer and after the | 
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