"a guid pickle" meaning in Scots

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          "ref": "1871, Charles Gibbon, For Lack of Gold. A Novel, page 121:",
          "text": "'I hae spent a guid pickle siller on you in educating you like a lady, and I mean you to be one, or you'll bide Annie Blair to the end of the chapter. Now, you ken what I mean, and I expect you to walk according. That's a' I hae to say.'",
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          "text": "[…] a guid pickle o' diamond poother ahint them'.",
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          "text": "'Ye hae a guid pickle bawbees in yon kist, David.' 'Nae mair than we'll need when we're auld.'",
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