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"ref": "2008, Isabelle Young, Healthy Travel: Asia & India, 2nd edition, Lonely Planet, page 275:",
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"ref": "1948, John Edward Hance, Better Horsemanship, page 73:",
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"ref": "2006, Karen Coumbe, Karen Bush, The Complete Equine Emergency Bible, page 151:",
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"ref": "1914, Southern Pharmaceutical Journal, volume 7, page 626:",
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"text": "1827, R. Charlton, Newcastle Improvements, in T. Thompson, et al. A Collection of Songs, Comic and Satirical, Chiefly in the Newcastle Dialect, page 151,\nAw′ve seen when we′ve gyen iv a kind, freenly way / To be blithe ower a jug o′ good nappy"
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"text": "1857, Hugh Miller, The Cruise of the Betsey, 2009, Echo Library, page 248,\nWeel do I mind that in a′ our neeborly meetings—bridals, christenings, lyke-wakes an′ the like,—we entertained ane anither wi′ rich nappy ale; […] . But the tea has put out the nappy; an′ I have remarked, that by losing the nappy we lost baith ghaists an′ fairies."
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