Because that furriner from the blue grass has come atween us!
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Because that furriner from the blue grass has come atween us!
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When tis finished, no more discussion will there be atween us.
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Atween times we must rest, relax and recuperate the waste that strenuosity makes.
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An' then they'll get to fightin' atween theirselves, and split here an' there.
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Dus'ta mind the fratch thoo telt me aboot atween Angus and auld Wilson?
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I'm glad, right heartily glad that 'tis all off atween Gilbert an' Dolly.
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Atween times we must rest, relax and recuperate the waste that strenuosity makes.
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Dus'ta mind the fratch thoo telt me aboot atween Angus and auld Wilson?
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Atween times, we must rest and relax, and repair the waste that strenuosity makes.
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Thar's thieves atween hyar an' santer Fe that likes Turley's whiskey an' ground meal.
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You have no call to be fretted, honey, with this atween you and mischief.
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Atween times, we must rest and relax, and repair the waste that strenuosity makes.
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Ye're no a match for my leddy, but I s' be atween ye and her.
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It wad but raise a strife atween the twa, ohn dune an atom o' guid.
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A spirit atween us that connects us, something ye cannae find anywhere else in th world.
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That's what I telt tam, an' I pinted oot the difference atween you an' the elders.
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Once I got atween the stick and the rocks and she was a-coming for me.
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Ye see, said Mrs. yammer, following up briskly her unwonted independent movement, we get it atween us.
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To M.H. (Barney MagloneRobert Arthur Wilson 1820?–1875) :This wee thing's o' little value, ::But for a' that it may be :Guid eneuch to gar you, lassie, ::When you read it, think o' me. :Think o' whan we met and parted, ::And o' a' we felt atween— :Whiles sae gleesome, whiles doon-hearted— ::In yon cosy neuk at e'en. :Think o' when we dander't ::Doon by Bangor and the sea; :How yon simmer day, we wander't ::'Mang the fields o' Isle Magee.
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The old iron gate or yett is the original one of 1712. A Court House also completed in 1712 stood on the west side of the tower, therefore by 1712 there stood by the side of the Church, a Tolbooth and Court House, hence the rhyme: " Here stands the Gospel and the Law Wi Hells Hole atween the twa" A few years later (1828–31) the Town Hall was erected and the Court House was demolished. A new jail was built in the town in 1824. This was used throughout the Victorian period but was taken out of use in the 20th century and demolished in the 1960s.
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"Atween Coedlich and the sea, There lies Kings' sons three." Legend has it that within the vicinity, a Scots, a Danish and a Norwegian King are buried, marked by the three isolated rocks within Cullen Bay and named the "Three Kings". However, it is possible that these rocks derive their name from the similarity of the name Cullen with Culane (Cologne) as in the medieval mystery play "The Three Kings of Culane".W. CRAMOND; NOTES ON TUMULI IN CULLEN DISTRICT; AND NOTICE OF THE DISCOVERY OF TWO URNS AT FOULFORD, NEAR CULLEN (1897) Retrieved 29-12-2010 The church was founded as a chapel by King Robert Bruce.
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