Paisley is a town near Glasgow that used to be famous for its textile manufacturing.
The Scots language/the Scots leid:
Paisley’s a toon narhaun Glesca that yisst tae be faur kent fur its textile manufacturin.
Paisley Town Hall.
The Scots language/the Scots leid:
Paisley Toon Hoose.
Paisley Abbey.
Oakshaw Trinity Church.
The Scots language/the Scots leid:
Aikshaw Tarnty Kirk.
The John Neilson Institution. Its nickname is the Porridge Bowl.
The Scots language/the Scots leid:
Its by-nem is the Parritch Caup.
Where Silk Street joins Gauze Street.
The Scots language/the Scots leid:
Whaur Silk Gate jines Gauze Gate.
Looking down the West Brae.
The Scots language/the Scots leid:
Leukin doon the Wast Brae.
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