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  • pronoun Scotland, obsolete them

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Examples

  • But he affirmed, that amanges thame continewalie thair remaned some trew wirschipparis of God, for whose conforte war the Propheittis send, alsweill to call thame to reapentance, as to assure thame of deliverance, and of the promisse of God to be performed unto thame.

    The Works of John Knox, Vol. 1 (of 6) John Knox

  • Duke should have recountered the nixt battell; but thei had decreid that the favoraris of England, and the Heretickis, (as the Preastis called thame,) and the Englismen should parte it betuix thame for the day.

    The Works of John Knox, Vol. 1 (of 6) John Knox

  • "Thridlie, That albeit God hath appointed magistratis his lievtennentis on earth, and hes honored thame with his awin title, calling thame goddis, that yitt he did never so establess any, but that for just causses thei mycht have bene depryved.

    The Works of John Knox, Vol. 1 (of 6) John Knox

  • Guthrie, past and enterit in the said tolbuyt, and in the said servandes passage vp the Hie streit, then schote furth thairof at thame ane dog, and hurt ane servand of the said childer.

    The Abbot 2008

  • ‘Ith an internal thame, upon my thoul it ith,’ said

    Hard Times 2002

  • His uncle was the last to be called, and he 'gaiff thame enought of it, alse plainely and scharplie as he wes accustomit, namely, telling thame flattly, that they knew not quhat they did; and wer degenerat from the antiant nobilitie of Scotland, quho wer wont to give thair landis and lyffes for the fridom of the Kingdome and Gospel, and they wer bewraying and ovirturneing the same!

    Andrew Melville Famous Scots Series William Morison

  • -- "Weill," sayis he, "my heart is full and burdened, and I will be glaid to haif ane occasioun to disburdein it, and speik all my mynd plainely to thame for the dishonouring of Chryst, and wraik of sua many soulis for their doeings; be the beiring doun the sinceritie and fridom of the Gospel, stoping that healthsome breath of Godis mouth, and maintaining of the Papistis 'corruptiounes and superstitiounes."

    Andrew Melville Famous Scots Series William Morison

  • "Yeth, but the thoup will thpill over jutht the thame," observed Tommy from the cabin.

    The Meadow-Brook Girls Afloat Janet Aldridge

  • "Yeth, and we all thay the thame!" burst from Ted, as he doubled his none too expansive fists, and looked as savage as he could.

    Afloat or, Adventures on Watery Trails Alan Douglas

  • This maid the Nobillmen to take up thair presumeing honour, and detest thame, as soon as they had maid thame and sett thame up, perceiving that thair upelyfting wes thair awin douncasting. '

    Andrew Melville Famous Scots Series William Morison

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