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needle a female voice henwyfegangril man hen toll man
lyin owre thare the henwyfes choukie gangril man ah
then leaves for the henwyfes house the gangril man
she is a gangril swyfethe gangril gaed an never
pompitie it wes naething henwyfeah wes gled ti dae
cryit out ah wul henwyfean the hen wyfe said
continues to protest the henwyfeanswers the door and when
gled ti dae it henwyfebut mercie pompitie ye look
thaim an the auld henwyfecam an fush hir ill
ah haena seen the henwyfefor a whyle but whit
the hen wyfe the henwyfegives pompitie a hen feather
the riddie feet the henwyfegoes in and shuts her
goes prick prick the henwyfegoes into her house pompitie
digging his potato patch henwyfein a pathetic voice on
s house again the henwyfeis inside pompitie appoaches carrying
wyfe s house the henwyfeis on her doorstep shading
pompitie here yeir choukie henwyfeit s no deid hen
yow ow ah wul henwyfemercie ah wul hen wyfe
wul it thenk ye henwyfepompitie takes the feather sticks
an hunt for the henwyfes choukie sae pompitie the
he is before the henwyfes house again the hen
scene 2 before the henwyfes house the hen wyfe
place scene 2 the henwyfes house the needle forces
he wan ti the henwyfes houss dure thare she
flie roond bi the henwyfes houss pompitie is astonished
an hunt for the henwyfes lost choukie pompitie looks
to look for the henwyfes lost hen pompitie finds
go home by the henwyfes place in practice he
gaun hame bi the henwyfes place pompitie in a
go home by the henwyfes place scene 2 the
monie eggs pompitie the henwyfesaid it wes a brounie
hen wyfe an the henwyfesaid thenk ye pompitie thenk
returns it to the henwyfethe hen wyfe gives pompitie
in succession for the henwyfethe toll man and the
wyfe mercie ah wul henwyfethenk ye pompitie thenk ye
it s no deid henwyfethis is rael guid o
thraw yeir neck the henwyfewul no thenk me gin
her his two pennies teawyfethenk ye pompitie tak guid
pompitie ye telt the teawyfea dounricht lee back at
hae kent ye pompitie teawyfean ye please wad ye
look pompitie sees the teawyfeand goes up to her
pompitie a mukkil needle teawyfeay a big braw yin
club pompitie ai mercie teawyfehe says he s gaun
the houss o the teawyfepompitie ah wesna gaun for
pompitie ah hear ye teawyfepompitie carries the thimbleful of
toll man and the teawyfepompitie exhausted with enforced well
that gaed to the teawyfes dure syne pompitie the
pompitie scene 5 the teawyfes house pompitie buys tea
sends me pompitie the teawyfetelt me ti speir aboot
is for tellin the teawyfea lee aboot me the
haena tyme the day teawyfeah coud merk ye doun
wutch for the needle teawyfeah dinna lyke ti miss
whaur can it be teawyfeah m shuir ah dinna
dinna ken whaur the teawyfebydes ah ve never been
broun ogre looking distressed teawyfecoud ye no mak less
offstage to the left teawyfecrying after him you tell
shuirlie dae that the teawyfefills the thimble with tea
feather a male voice teawyfegreen leaf a female voice
he moves to leave teawyfeholding out the teapot cum
ti sort ma dream teawyfehowt man never heed dreams
jerkin around it the teawyfeis replacing her tea caddy
wyfe s house the teawyfeis sitting by her door
wyfe s house the teawyfeis sitting by her door
out the two pennies teawyfemercie an wha is this
mukkil needle hae ye teawyfeno that ah can mynd
that leads til the teawyfes door thare she is
road scene 3 the teawyfes house the broun ogre
the common by the teawyfes house the tea wyfe
the common by the teawyfes house the tea wyfe
to go to the teawyfes house to buy a
the richt for the teawyfes houss eftir that keep
haed ti gang the teawyfes houss wes ferr ferr
no mukkil tea here teawyfethat s a richt guid
wha wants ti ken teawyfethe broun ogre wes here
d d did he teawyfethe broun ogre wes in
g nome peyed the teawyfetwa pennies an gat a
ir toll man the teawyfewes askin for ye he
dry as a stick teawyfewhan is he no ay
me no the day teawyfewhit ir ye eftir than
or twa in there teawyfeye haena seen a mukkil
deil can it be teawyfeyeir dream broun ogre na
meinit ma wyfe ma dearwyfehou ah luiv ye onlie
with some papers andrey mawyfeis ma wyfe she s
gang in a meinit mawyfema dear wyfe hou ah
andrey ma wyfe is mawyfeshe s a guid dacent
ken ah did but awyfemaunna kill hir guidman shuirlie
said the princess but awyfemaunna kill hir guidman shuirlie
dae as ah bid yewyfeshuirlie ye haena forgotten yeir
an ill wyfes yeir neistwyfewul shuirlie be a guid
the hinner end he saidwyfema broun lassie ah see
puddok standing from his bedwyfema broun lassie ye needna
macduff mense ti leave hiswyfehis bairns his houss his
oot it s aither hiswyfehis houss or his estate
at aince an finndin hiswyfein the houss athout sayin
staupit out the houss hiswyferinnin greitin ahint him sen
on fife an kill hiswyfean bairns an aw his
eftir takkin leave o hiswyfean bairns but here on
on the forelaund whaur hiswyfean bairns haed been left
castle haes been taen yeirwyfean bairns is slauchtert for
aboot him weirin oot hiswyfean bairns masha ye r
what gart ye leave yeirwyfean bairns thair lane aw
or the gaists o mawyfean bairns wul hant me
macduff ma bairns anaw rosswyfebairns sairvants awbodie they coud
bairns olga hou aboot hiswyfedae ye luiv hir tae
nor tyme ah fand anitherwyfeti tent til ma bairns
been lang puddok ay aywyfedid ah no say ah
for ye puddok na nawyfedinna bather yeir bonnie heid
pretends to be asleep puddokwyfeir ye wauken morag ay
silence for several seconds puddokwyfemorag wearily whit is it
ask me til puddok awyfesoudna hae a clekkin tung
puddok ai but ah kenwyfeye can gie me the
maccodrum an his bonnie selkiewyfebade in the shielin bi
he kent at his bonniewyfehaed gaen back til the
roederic saw his bonnie selkiewyfenae mair but murned hir
ti try ti finnd awyfethat wes baith bonnie an
thare quaetlyke afore him weillwyfeweill ma bonnie lassie didna
wha ir ye prince weillwyfeweill ma bonnie lassie ye
thane o fife haed awyfean whaur is she nou
an haudin he haed awyfeanaw heich an braw she
guidwyfe he haed that awyfeas hie as the heichest
lang lang years yowled hiswyfeeftir she haed gethert hir
first witch a sailor swyfehaed chesnuts in hir lap
gin he kent his ainwyfehaed duin sic a thing
ti keep frae letherin hiswyfehouever he haed a pig
haed ti be awa mawyfekilled tae ross ay that
shao 6th century the newwyfeday eftir day ma silken
godlie wumman but here hiswyfedied no lang eftir whan
ti dae better as awyfesae eftir bydin twa thrie
awricht onlie he haes awyfea guidmither am twa wee
sair hert heivin taen mawyfeawa nou it haes taen
m fair forfochen haes thewyfegaen hame irena ah believe
down vershinin sae nou mawyfehaes taen it intil hir
in a low voice thewyfehaes taen puzzin again ah
til a bank an thatwyfeo his haes gotten hir
m thinkin ah taen awyfenaebodie pleises me better nor
orm but you force yeirwyfean dochters ti believe in
to her gang hame nouwyfegie the queen yeir mither
it til hir gang hamewyfegie you the queen yeir
made yeir promise an awyfemaun aye dae as hir
wi ye an becum yeirwyfeshe said ah durstna byde
on aheid an cheer thewyfewi notice o yeir cummin
yeir sairvants he greets yeirwyfewi this braw dymont in
chi 9th century a lealwyfeai ye ken weill ah
thrain weill said the auldwyfean the r ae thing
on aw nicht but hiswyfegirned she wes no weill
twa wee lassies an mawyfeis no weill an aw
the nem o z deidwyfeat duin sae mukkil ti
in murnin for his deidwyfefrom the chinese of shen
caws do do 10 mawyfeis deid p an yueh
an yueh 4th century mawyfeis deid the neist day
as braw as jock swyfesae ah wad sae ah
vyce cryin heich mhairi brawwyfethat ye ir ah wul
again he cryti on hirwyfeah m no uised wi
masha is a guid lealwyfeay ah luiv hir dearlie
he bot thankit the guidwyfefur hir mense an bad
a wee whylie the saicontwyfegied hir man a son
ah aince hear o awyfein ingland that hut hir
o quastiouns bot the guidwyfekeppit hir ei an shak
ir ma guidwyfe an awyfemaun dae as hir man
he wantit hir for hiswyfesae ae day he says
wee whyle he forgied hirwyfesays he ah killed a
oot ane til anither mawyfean brairns thay wul burn
s fallaciuss ae day thewyfegaes til the sty for
ane for herkinin til auldwyfes tales an siclyke but
ane for hearkenin til auldwyfes tales an siclyke the
report this til ye dearestwyfesae that ye wadna loss
gang til ma bed thewyfetaks ma lamp an girns
hisell an said til hiswyfethis hae gien me a
he set oot for hiswyfeti wryte til him uisin
a warsle for the matchwyfehairt likin no deep ay
the ferrawa wal ay aywyfesays he did ah no
vershinin ay hou did hiswyfeweir him oot an hou
whan he yokit on hiswyfehe wes telt again ti
wad better suit sum auldwyfes haiverin tale telt owre
darg at the plou hiswyfetelt him wi a blythsum
834 908 33 a lealwyfechang chi 9th century 34
5th century 11 the newwyfeng shao 6th century 12
ah ve haen ae guidwyfean an ae ill ane
o the douglas the guidwyfewes maist hende an set
a blanket the oneste browsterwyfewes about ti gang but
he wes cled wi awyfean a waen forby aweill
nourice furby bein a browsterwyfean in keper it wes
wes stertin ti think hiswyfewad be the ruination o
darlin for aw that thewyfewes as jaeluss o beatrix
whan ah wan here mawyfewes here areddies roosed skraichin
no kennin at the weirdwyfewes skeilled i the erts
aw ma faither wi awyfeagain an a son o
ma opeinion ah respek mawyfean ah expek ithers ti
sweet masha ye r mawyfean ah m blyth in
thing neglekkit sen ma aukldwyfedee d but we l
andrey ah m feart mawyfemicht try ti stap me
name ah ha thinks thewyfeah hae gatten the mason
from inside the flower potwyfeah m no uised wi
dae as ah bid yewyfedae as ah bid the
wad be gled o awyfelyke you ah canna unnerstaun
l be bringin his newwyfeshona wi him moula ah
plenty licht ah hae awyfeye ken an twa wee
me dae ye hear mewyfeai but the yungest princess
dae ye think an hiswyfeaunsert him it s nae
an canna lowp aboot heywyfedae ye hear me dae
legs frae anaith the doorwyfedae ye hear me whan
wang jin bade the auldwyfelicht doun shouthert his pockstang
raither think it s auldwyfes haivers masell houanever she
m speakin aboot that auldwyfethat auld wutch maun git
man blek affrontit at hiswyfes cairrie on yerkit aff
the auldest princess man anwyfestrecht ti callum gaed the
for ti be his newwyfefor aw he didna loue
he buid ti tak anitherwyfefor ti keep him cumpanie
wast ti veisit the spaewyfehe reponed an pyntit ti
he ettilt ti tak anitherwyfehouanever afore mairriein again he
for staun an deleiver thewyfemaks oot ti greit sairer
tells thaim he hae awyfean twa wee lassies he
liltin a sang sae thewyfecreeps quaetlie forrit amang the
france with the quene hiswyfeand a gret number of
son for ill traetin hiswyfefor naething syne the page
the auldest princess for hiswyfehe did juist that for
mair she s his saicontwyfehe gauns aboot veisitin awbodie
hae run awa frae awyfelyke that years syne but
said fesh a pikkil yillwyfean lat s be cheerie
wi a gomeril for awyfean wi that he staupit
o the keing s firstwyfefor he is the aulder
nae claes ava an ugsumwyfean a fashiuss byde in
been exemined bi the howdiewyfeat tobermory an altho the
dis it no say awyfediscuivert in hochmagandie maun be
gie s a bit clapwyfemorag hold out her hand
at belanged roderic s selkiewyfenever a wurd she spak
trowe this set up thewyfeo kittilrumpit s birss for
such as wynd alley bydewyfedyke cry and ly lie

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