The Auld Doctor And Other Poems And Songs in Scots
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Kin', kind. Kinkhoast, whooping-cough. Kin'liest, kindliest. Kintraside, countryside. Kirk, church, kist, chest. Kists o' whistles, organs. Knock, clock.
Llanger, longer. Lang-leggit, long-legged. Lappers, clots. Lat, let. Lauchin', laughing. Lave, the rest. Law-wer, lawyer. Lear, lore, knowledge. Learnin', teaching. Leear, liar. Leech, physician. Lees, lies. Leggit, legged. Leuch, laughed. Libel, label. Licht, light. Lichtsome, cheerful. Lilt, a cheerful air. Linkit, linked, united. Littlens, ...children. Losh, an exclamation, corruption of Lord. Losh keep's, Lord keep us. Loup, jump. Loupin', jumping. Lowsed, stopped working, loosened. Lum-hat, silk hat. Lum-hattit, silk-hatted.
Mmaist, most. Makar, poet. Mannie, diminutive of man. Mells, mallets, mauls. Menners, manners. Middenheid, top of the dunghill. Miracklous, miraculous, very drunk. Mirk, darkness. Mischanters, misfortunes. Mischeef, mischief. Morn's morn, to-morrow morning. Mou, mouth. Mows, jest; nae mows, no joke. Muckle, big.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kin', kind. Kinkhoast, whooping-cough. Kin'liest, kindliest. Kintraside, countryside. Kirk, church, kist, chest. Kists o' whistles, organs. Knock, clock.
Llanger, longer. Lang-leggit, long-legged. Lappers, clots. Lat, let. Lauchin', laughing. Lave, the rest. Law-wer, lawyer. Lear, lore, knowledge. Learnin', teaching. Leear, liar. Leech, physician. Lees, lies. Leggit, legged. Leuch, laughed. Libel, label. Licht, light. Lichtsome, cheerful. Lilt, a cheerful air. Linkit, linked, united. Littlens, ...children. Losh, an exclamation, corruption of Lord. Losh keep's, Lord keep us. Loup, jump. Loupin', jumping. Lowsed, stopped working, loosened. Lum-hat, silk hat. Lum-hattit, silk-hatted.
Mmaist, most. Makar, poet. Mannie, diminutive of man. Mells, mallets, mauls. Menners, manners. Middenheid, top of the dunghill. Miracklous, miraculous, very drunk. Mirk, darkness. Mischanters, misfortunes. Mischeef, mischief. Morn's morn, to-morrow morning. Mou, mouth. Mows, jest; nae mows, no joke. Muckle, big.
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