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edalus begged Athena tae turn | Icarus | , tae, intae a craitur wi real | 2002 |
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vant lass an had a son, cried | Icarus | , that wis noo his apprentice. | 2002 |
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“Mind, | Icarus | ,” he warned, “dinna flee | 2002 |
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ein faur aheid. “Ca cannie, | Icarus | ,” I heard Daedalus warn. Bu | 2002 |
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his ain Labyrinth wi his son, | Icarus | . But Daedalus wis ower cannie | 2002 |
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s: ane for himsel, an ane for | Icarus | . He jined the wee-est feather | 2002 |
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n the Cretan coast. At first, | Icarus | follaed his faither; but syne | 2002 |
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us cried looder an looder, as | Icarus | got faurer an faurer awa. He | 2002 |
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Sae Daedalus an | Icarus | lowped, ane efter the ither, | 2002 |
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is richt set, Daedalus helped | Icarus | pit on his wings, syne picked | 2002 |
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e baith gawked, pooerless, as | Icarus | tummelt heidlang intae the se | 2002 |
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I heard Daedalus warn. But | Icarus | wisna listenin: he wis soarin | 2002 |