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A Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language ...: ...
V. SlVVENS. SIC, Sick, Sik, adj. Such, S.] Add; Sike is used by Ben Jonson, as a
provincial term of the North country, in his Sad Shepherd. And here he comes,
new claithed, like a prince Of swine'ards ! sike he seems! Siccan, adj. Such kind
of ...
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What's Wrong in America: A Look at Troublesome Issues in Our ...
A Look at Troublesome Issues in Our Country Arthur Siccan. Wh . ' "merlca? ' . . A
look at troublesome mssues m our country Arthur Siccan Order this book online
at www.trafford.com or email. Front Cover.
40. Forms of “such.” “Such” is sic, 81k; siccan, 'sgkan; sich (“genteel Sc”), sit];
siclike, 'slklaik, siccan-like: “Sic a man as thou wad be, draw thee to sic companie
.” A. Cheviot, Proverbs, p. 298. “And siccan a breed 0' cattle is not in any laird's
land ...
William Grant, James Main Dixon,
2013
" Had a whin kegs o' brandy in them at an orra time." Scott, Guy Mannering, c. 9.
40. Forms of "such." "Such" is sic, sjk; siccan, 'sikan; sich ("genteel Sc."), sitf;
siclike, 'siklaik, siccan-like: "Sic a man as thou wad be, draw thee to sic companie
.
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Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. Suppl. ...
V. SlVVENS. SIC, Sick, Sik, adj. Such, S.] Add; Sike is used by Ben Jonson, as a
provincial term of the North country, in his Sad Shepherd. And here he comes,
new claithed, like a prince Of swine'ards ! sike he seems! Siccan, adj. Such kind
of ...
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Bogle Corbet: Or, The Emigrants
Man Sammy," said James, " what made you kii^le siccan an owre muckle a fire ?
Od- sake ! how will we ever get it put under, dost thou think, Sammy ?" " It does,"
replied Sam, " look very terrible and dreadful ; who would have thought that the ...
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
The haill house was sae g ad that the scoundrel had been ex' posed, that they set
up siccan a roar o' auchter, and thumpit away at siccan a rate at the boards wi'
their feet, that at lang and last, wi' pushing, and fidget— ting, and hadding their ...
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A queer book, by the Ettrick shepherd
But siccan a day, and siccan a fray, Or siccan a frightsome tale, Never put that
country in dismay, Since men knew Annerdale. For it was said a horrid train Had
pass'd, at the break of day, Of monsters hasting out of the West, And bound for
the ...
A bodie micht luik ferr afore findan anither clekkin o wrytars mair qualified ti dael
wi siccan a theme as this, en thegither thai hae gien us a guid lang sicht o the
fikkils that forgether wi wrytin in Scots. The airtikil bi John Low is cryit, Is Scots ...
The haill house was sae glad that the scoundrel had been exposed, that they set
up siccan a rear o' lauchter, and thumpit away at siccan a rate at the boards wi'
their feet, that at lang and last, wi' pushing, and fidgetting, and hadding their sides
...