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WITH A DIFFERENCE. " They say that before he tuk tae the meenistry he was ane o' they scoolptor folk, bat he saw the error o' his ways, an' noo — he just chisels the de'il."
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Free Lance, Volume III, Issue 159, 18 July 1903, Page 15
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34WITH A DIFFERENCE. " They say that before he tuk tae the meenistry he was ane o' they scoolptor folk, bat he saw the error o' his ways, an' noo—he just chisels the de'il." Free Lance, Volume III, Issue 159, 18 July 1903, Page 15
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