birse
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fire birk birch birl whirl | birse | bristle used by shoemakers in |
a needle but with a | birse | the bristle of a wild |
1791 1799 429 otherwise aboyne | birse | and finzean would have been |
finzean and the forest of | birse | built in 1964 the school |
key villages and their locality | birse | finzean the rev joseph smith |
the thread below where the | birse | and shoulder were twisted together |
s albino grumphie sotters at | birse | a huge hairy and very |
knee through the stitching holes | birse | was expensive in the 1950s |
the whole length of the | birse | was rolled on to the |
whisky which was called the | birse | cup then for a game |
his mug o tea a | birse | cup he caas it see |
temper he set doon his | birse | cup on the mantlepiece grun |
auld s the hills o | birse | baith o the aunts wore |
towser passed the car his | birse | came up he dug his |
aunt may s hives in | birse | a countryman from turriff the |
gonnae git tore in again | birse | smeddum virr that s whit |
of a wild boar the | birse | had a hard end with |
feenished he enjoys his strang | birse | tay solitary bather river maha |
gaelic was still spoken in | birse | at the close of the |
together the point of the | birse | was taken round and through |
information on the parish of | birse | in the first statistical account |
fur gin ye pit ma | birse | up ye ll be in |
hear her skreichin fin her | birse | wis up or something misfittit |