| Ulster - GUL | l Raiph, cud be a freen o tha | divil | himsel! ????! |
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e: Meldrum's an ill-fashioned | divil | o a Place." Beldie gied a gri |
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'The | Divil | ' |
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r the tale got raivelled) the | Divil | rode like the win tae claim h |
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Wird, likely that wid be the | Divil | tryin tae chaw him, the nesty |
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his school bag. "Speak oh the | divil | ." Says the teacher. His mam s |
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y breet that he wis. Even the | Divil | tho widna devour Jock Dow, un |
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wis a kirk precentor, fur the | Divil | wid niver daur meddle wi him. |
| Ulster - EUL |
"Aye, ye're fur the | divil | , saes she, but afore ye heed |
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'Wis the | Divil | an Angel tee, da?' she speire |
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a devour Jock Dow, unless the | Divil | wis byordnar hungry. |
| Central - LAL |
details, but ye burnt lit the | divil | , |
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k tent, because yer enemy the | Divil | as a roarin lion walketh aboo |
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"Please yersel, ye selfish | divil | !" skirled Winnie. "Ye can dee |
| Doric - MNA |
Git throwe the hoose, ye fool | divil | !" Stevie shoved im inte the b |
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passed awa." "NO! Ye deef aul | divil | ," roart Jock, "at's nae fit s |
| Doric - MNA |
in aboot the place somewye an | divil | o an egg hid he yet managed t |
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"Git oot o at! Ye stinkin | divil | !" Ronnie aboot fell aff is ch |