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Scottish proverbs, collected and arranged by A. Henderson

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E'en like yoursel, poor, and proud, and something fause. Relating to Threatening. I 'll gie you a gab-stick. I 'll gie you ane, and lend you anither. I 'll gie you the thing ye' re no wanting. I 'll gie you a sark fou o' sair banes. I 'll scum your jaws for you. I 'll gie you a fluet on the cheek-blade, will gar the fire flee frae your een-holes.

The English and Scottish Popular Ballads

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30 'O gin ye will part wi your bonny ship And wed a ladie of this countrie, I will gie you my ae daughter, Gin she'll consent your bride to be.' 31 O he has blaket his bonny face And closs tuckd up his yellow hair; His true-love met them at the yate, But she little thought her love was there. 32 'O will you marrie this lord, daughter, ...

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Dictionary of the Scots Language :: SND :: Gie v.1

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Scottish National Dictionary (1700–). from supplement. Hide Quotations Hide Etymology Cite this entry. GIE, v.1 Add variant gea. A. 1. Sc. forms of Eng. give.wm.Sc Liz Lochhead Tartuffe 7: Flipote! you're staunin' in a dwamm like a big daft dug! Get a move oan or Ah'll gie you a skelp on the lug, C'monty!

Old Tongue - childrenspoetryarchive.org | Poetry archive

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Old Tongue. When I was eight, I was forced south. Not long after, when I opened my mouth, a strange thing happened. I lost my Scottish accent. Words fell off my tongue: eedyit, dreich, wabbit, crabbit stummer, teuchter, heidbanger, so you are, so am ur, see you, see ma ma, shut yer geggie or I'll gie you the malkie! My own ...

Sangstories - Stories of Scottish Songs - If You Will Marry Me

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Oh I'll gie you a dress o red, Aa stitched roon wi a silver thread, If you will marry, arry arry arry. If you will marry me. Oh I'll no tak your dress o red. Aa stitched roon wi a silver thread, An I'll no marry, arry arry arry. I'll no marry you. Well, I'll gie you a silver spoon, Tae feed the wean in the efternoon. If you will marry …. Oh I'll no ...

Scottish Fairy and Folk Tales: Nursery Stories: The Tempted Lady

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'I'll gie you a pennyworth o' preens, 3. That's aye the way that love begins; If ye'll walk with me, leddy, leddy, If ye'll walk with me, leddy.' p 'I'll no hae your pennyworth o' preens, That's no the way that love begins; And I'll no walk with you, with you, And I'll no walk with you.' 'O Johnie, O Johnie, what can the matter be,

Scottish Poetry Selection - To a Louse - Rampant Scotland

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Till ye've got on it - The vera tapmost, tow'rin height. O Miss's bonnet. My sooth! right bauld ye set your nose out, As plump an grey as onie grozet: O for some rank, mercurial rozet, Or fell, red smeddum, I'd gie you sic a hearty dose o't, Wad dress your droddum! I wad na been surpris'd to spy. You on an auld wife's flainen toy;

Scottish words – boak | Pining for the West

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Wid that no' gie you the dry boak. The last phrase is generally used to signify that something absolutely disgusts you. The dry boak is what happens when you just retch and nothing comes up because your stomach has been emptied. So, boak is a useful but not exactly charming word. I hope I haven't given ...

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