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Luke 11:26 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

26 “Than it gangs, and taks wiʼ itsel seeven mair spirits viler nor itsel; and gangin in, taks up its abode thar: and the hinner‐end oʼ that man is waur nor the beginnin!”

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Luke 11:26
11 Iomraidhean Croise  

“Than gangs awa he, and takin wiʼ him seeven mair, waur nor himsel, enters in and bides thar; and that manʼs last state is waur nor the first. Sae sal it be wiʼ this ill‐doin race!”


“Wae for you, Scribes and Pharisees, pretenders! for ye gang ower yirth and sea to bring in ae disciple; and whan he is sae become, ye mak him twafauld mair a son oʼ hell than yersels!


“And sae comin, it finʼs the hoose soopit oot and buskit braw.


And it cam aboot while he was speakin thir things, a particular wumman, speakin up amang the thrang, cries to him, “Fair faʼ the womb that bure thee, and the breists that thou did draw!”


Syne Jesus, lichtin on him iʼ the Temple, says to him, “See, ye are made hale; sin nae mair, that something waur come‐na tʼye!”


Gin aiblins ony ane soud see his brither sinnin a sin no to death, he sal ask, and he wull gie him life, for thae sinnin no to death. Thar is a sin to death: no anent that am I sayin that he soud mak request.


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