bere
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| gied her sax gowpens o | bere | and heizit it on her |
| gied me sax gowpens o | bere | quo she he waldna lat |
| paid in barley and called | bere | scat beir scat bere scat |
| called bere scat beir scat | bere | scat scat ordeir and corne |
| tae maist a fou o | bere | she heizit it and gaed |
| unless qualified by another cereal | bere | mele ry mele this is |
| use by the rebels bere | bere | appears widely in dost in |
| its use by the rebels | bere | bere appears widely in dost |
| grown in a few places | bere | bannocks from the boardhouse mill |
| a girdle as with the | bere | bannocks noted in the introduction |
| open ribs for baking thick | bere | meal bannocks another kind of |
| to distinguish different kinds of | bere | edinburgh burgh records in 1600 |
| chapman packman happit covered wrapped | bere | barley brose dish of oat |
| saithe coal fish dem them | bere | barley strippit striped rigs fields |
| happit her weel wi clean | bere | strae in the best o |
| holm selkie gyo gied dem | bere | an kale fae ireland s |
| is made from ait breid | bere | brede quheit breid it also |
| brew oor ale an bake | bere | breid can stap the cradle |
| just take a bit of | bere | meal scone in the morning |
| appear to be more southerly | bere | often appears in citations along |
| notes it as referring to | bere | in orkney and this usage |
| the latter in the highlands | bere | is a hardy four or |
| staple crops were oats and | bere | the former with greater emphasis |
| lasses the nicht he dichts | bere | at his threshie flair whan |
| frae the moabite kintra the | bere | hairst begoud whan they cam |
| on a rype straim o | bere | or whan lik a kinch |
| the faur end o the | bere | bing she cam in stownlins |
| 69 95 any consideration of | bere | barlie as a food crop |
| wi them till baith the | bere | and corn hairsts were in |
| her a loofin o beuk | bere | she ett as she wantit |
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