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  • As I've been told since childhood: "Wer nach allen Seiten offen ist, kann nicht ganz dicht sein".

    On The Trail Of NT Wrong: This One Goes Up To 11 James F. McGrath 2008

  • Sandy time to get his breath, an 'to dicht the sweit aff his face.

    My Man Sandy J. B. Salmond

  • "He's an ill man that blackgairds his wife, altho 'she were the deevil's sister," says Mysie; an 'even Ribekka gae her moo a dicht, an' whispered to hersel ', "Eh, aye, that's a troo sayin'. "

    My Man Sandy J. B. Salmond

  • "Man, that raley snecks a 'green thing; it fair cowps the cairt ower onything ever I heard," says Sandy, gien his nose a dicht wi 'the back o' his hand.

    My Man Sandy J. B. Salmond

  • Sandy keepit his temper something winderfu ', an' he juist quietly set doon Nickerbucker Tammie on the seat an 'says, "Ay, loonie; juist you sit still there till your mither gie's your nose a dicht, an' ties your gartins; an 'you'll get a piece an' jeely on't when the trainie stops. "

    My Man Sandy J. B. Salmond

  • This garred a 'the billies sit back in their seats, an' dicht their moos wi 'their jeckit sleeves, an' host.

    My Man Sandy J. B. Salmond

  • Mistress Mikaver wud hae me alang to a cup o 'tea lest Teysday efternune; so I gae my hands an' face a bit dicht, an 'threw on my

    My Man Sandy J. B. Salmond

  • Sandy got himsel 'steadied up again, an' pulled doon his weyscot, syne gae his moo a dicht, an 'buttoned his coat.

    My Man Sandy J. B. Salmond

  • "That's anither settle't," says he, pullin 'up his stick; an' gie'n't a dicht wi 'the tails o' his kilt; syne makin 'a kick at something wi' his berfit fit -- "Let us do or die," says he; "Scots wha hae; Wallace an 'Bruce for ever; doon wi' every bloomin 'Englisher; rip them up; koo-heel!"

    My Man Sandy J. B. Salmond

  • "For mercy's sake, mother," said Leeby, "gie yer face a dicht, an 'put on a clean mutch."

    A Window in Thrums 1898

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