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Than the neist wick, | Surinder | an April had aye been here. B |
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ye. His faimly wis aa skailt; | Surinder | wis in Scotland, an for mony |
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his granfaither tae persuade | Surinder | an April tae at least gang ta |
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ny a year he only got tae see | Surinder | ’s dochter, his dawtie, his |
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andit gied her a sedative, an | Surinder | pat her tae bed. He cam back |
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The Pandit’s son | Surinder | an his wife April arrived the |
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i whisky in it, than he askit | Surinder | , “Have you heard of identit |
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e the merit to her memory,” | Surinder | telt his faither. |
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ay with a thing like this?” | Surinder | demandit, likewise for the tw |