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| a large puddle of water | blown | into ripples by the wind |
| danger of the tiles being | blown | off in high winds despite |
| winds wund thrawn a wind | blown | wunter n winter wurd n |
| hay noo the wind s | blown | the hay all ower him |
| as if a wind had | blown | across them john wedderburn looked |
| wind and were hardly ever | blown | down but that was just |
| end win casen wind cast | blown | down wincey cloth with a |
| minimise the danger of being | blown | down onto it and also |
| neddies risk yer jeer gettin | blown | awa a d rither hae |
| that s the dust gettin | blown | off the top o the |
| north deep water wharf were | blown | to pieces when a case |
| bag carrier bag that s | blown | into the gairden m1110: what |
| where you went dead leaf | blown | only god knows where mother |
| finely as possible this was | blown | into the beast s eye |
| by the germans and almost | blown | sky high as they planted |
| sound of conch shells being | blown | the pounding of drums and |
| a fragment of a side | blown | horn page ii music making |
| trees f889: uh huh f890: | blown | down f606: oh i remember |
| and it was nearly aa | blown | away m1098: oh f1097: mmhm |
| did you m1098: granda s | blown | doon and aa f1097: was |
| true oh yeah f978: or | blown | off course f746: i mean |
| about 50 balloons all already | blown | up the local women were |
| home most of them had | blown | away you always knew when |
| the turn its glorious chances | blown | after a week s conspiracy |
| no separation i felt mind | blown | you have to feel your |
| minutes seven dappled shadows have | blown | their patterns over its sundial |
| with his finger cherry blossom | blown | from one of the wizened |
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