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dutifully punch their own tickets | bought | beforehand on little hand operated |
and by chance kathy had | bought | tickets for seats just behind |
was sold out so we | bought | tickets for the 9 00pm |
brillcreamed dads with razored cheeks | bought | tickets permed mums with post |
booklet on the place i | bought | tickets to get inside smolensk |
and and sold up i | bought | a business in carluke and |
sold up and retired i | bought | a business in carluke with |
ll this declaration we re | bought | and sold for english gold |
old clan territories began being | bought | and sold like factories or |
he came from auchenblae and | bought | rabbits he also occasionally sold |
my mother f641: mmhm f640: | bought | bread and scones and cake |
folk to provide honey bread | bought | from the baker was referred |
the bread and milk are | bought | from the shop across the |
it with me that i | bought | some bread and milk the |
con lêche and afterwards i | bought | supplies of olives cheese bread |
is remembered that willie beattie | bought | a lot of clothes from |
upper and lower whitefield was | bought | by george barclay and willie |
willie beattie draper willie beattie | bought | his shop in bervie in |
george barclay and willie eccles | bought | pitcarles there had been a |
what was bought then was | bought | for use nowadays though there |
he bought the house he | bought | it was an english garden |
cause i d been m804: | bought | m805: so bought that cause |
bought suet if they had | bought | more beef than usual the |
had skirlie if somebody had | bought | suet if they had bought |
been m804: bought m805: so | bought | that cause i d been |
a grant because when he | bought | the house he bought it |
was strong but what was | bought | then was bought for use |
organic meat people who have | bought | and eaten organic meat know |
mm f640: and therefore you | bought | meat i mean if you |
meat i mean if you | bought | meat you cooked it or |
very wet just now i | bought | myself a cagoule today last |
went a step up and | bought | myself a new green raleigh |
roll on spring i finally | bought | myself a pair of long |
morning i went out and | bought | myself a ski jacket ie |
in earnest tomorrow i ve | bought | myself some gym shorts and |
i am so i ve | bought | myself some huge ski gloves |
a wine shop where i | bought | 3 bottles of georgian rosé |
hard currency shop there and | bought | four bottles of wine this |
treacle syrup pieces could be | bought | from the shop for ½d |
nearly went mad and nearly | bought | a book from amazon but |
into the book beriozka and | bought | [censored: forename] s present a couple |
f1151: mmhm i ve just | bought | his book f1150: well he |
15 kopecks 15p and she | bought | me a book called mock |
thanks to the people who | bought | my last book it s |
in tampere we shopped and | bought | presents a book of naomi |
f1151: erm erm i actually | bought | the book for my brother |
we had money so we | bought | a loader m608: aye m642: |
f643: aye m642: and he | bought | a prefab and pit aw |
eh m608: aye m642: i | bought | a prefab so i stuck |
m608: [laugh] m642: so we | bought | it f643: and ye ll |
that came oot f643: [?]bowwater[/?] | bought | it up m642: it wis |
was nine years ago ye | bought | that that bit o m642: |
funny thing john when we | bought | they prefabs m642: that hard |
m642: excellent and er i | bought | two or three more bikes |
a prefab f643: so we | bought | two prefabs m642: prefabs come |
later to egypt where he | bought | a house at ramleh near |
here or [laugh] yeah m830: | bought | a house in the town |
the landing her brother seemingly | bought | a house so jean was |
house at night lady arbuthnott | bought | a new bicycle for this |
the mansion house lot was | bought | back at the end of |
f643: but then when we | bought | the house they had to |
been more organised when they | bought | their house and that there |
that if you have just | bought | your nice wee house on |
five o us so i | bought | a prefab f643: so we |
long caravan eh aye he | bought | his big long caravans f643: |
the handicraft shops where [censored: forename] | bought | a new inca style bumbag |
and t shirt and [censored: forename] | bought | a peruvian shirt for pedro |
in the dom knigi [censored: forename] | bought | a poster of the battleship |
street and in stockmans [censored: forename] | bought | a souvenir of finland for |
of the ussr and [censored: forename] | bought | a wandering sailor to take |
stylistics at a kiosk [censored: forename] | bought | an english language edition of |
large tourist market where i | bought | an ethnic waistcoat and [censored: forename] |
trail in mind [censored: forename] also | bought | earings for dada who arranged |
and his wife and [censored: forename] | bought | me a couple of rather |
was so good that [censored: forename] | bought | the first so far only |
like ha yes i ve | bought | a single m811: cause i |
the two that he just | bought | at home cause the hall |
easter road down if you | bought | it cause it s got |
why f1089: cause we just | bought | it just now didn t |
he was jealous cause we | bought | the prefabs ye see m608: |
think you should cause daddy | bought | them you ve gotta leave |
went into progress publishers and | bought | a soviet edition of gillian |
f637: married i went and | bought | i went oot for my |
the beginning and then you | bought | them and they went from |
with some minor linguistic difficulty | bought | 6 eggs a watermelon apricot |
cold turkey haven t even | bought | a newspaper some of you |
irish soda farls can be | bought | in some supermarkets probably an |
and made us lunch we | bought | some biscuits and tinned tuna |
into the duema supermarket and | bought | some doughnuts to have for |
the hotel post office and | bought | some envelopes and understood the |
yesterday they are warm i | bought | some film and flashes for |
met jo at belyaevo and | bought | some fruit juice сок to |
t shirts and souvenirs we | bought | some more political postcards all |
crockery along leninski prospekt we | bought | some more spoons 4 bowls |
wars thro the audio i | bought | some murray mints in the |
checking out different bookshops i | bought | some new year cards showing |
for 50 pence each i | bought | some seeds and i m |
and veg and flowers we | bought | some things which looked like |
they had eh she d | bought | them in some car boot |
after properties that they had | bought | for their student offspring who |
friend and look fitt i | bought | for you for after your |
after 1959 the lighterage was | bought | from the war department by |
ago after ma mammy d | bought | me this outfit fur ma |
model his life after he | bought | miramar salvador wrote to his |
10 years after i first | bought | relics it was in the |
their houses after they had | bought | them the problem was not |
glass after glass of college | bought | wine on a diet of |
dying off by october we | bought | a couple of plants from |
have you have you never | bought | anything off amazon oh m941: |
the swally my folks had | bought | in for his send off |
still had it and i | bought | it off him and restored |
failed allows himself to be | bought | off by the local cricket |
that the liberals have been | bought | off somewhat cheaply if we |
under his new tractor john | bought | a black mohair suit for |
was like faulty so they | bought | a new one f809: [laugh] |
the utility room cath has | bought | a new pad idea which |
says mother i haven t | bought | a new pair in years |
that spleet new things were | bought | and most of what was |
[laugh] f640: quite often we | bought | new cushion covers and chair |
at that time she had | bought | a wooden spoon for a |
beaverly rothie it had been | bought | at a roup in the |
the wash or had been | bought | before he had reached his |
convert to dope and had | bought | dark side of the moon |
her mug she had deliberately | bought | from oxfam a particularly hideous |
drinks his beaten opponents had | bought | him whit can i say |
a hotel my father had | bought | in the west end of |
asked me where i had | bought | my hat or so i |
the homes that had been | bought | since 1980 under the right |
[cough] f1025: an then had | bought | the flat next door as |
an lot of money an | bought | cars an crashed them an |
a voucher f809: yeah she | bought | quite a lot of food |
d a good idea he | bought | his big long caravan eh |
remember ehm friends o ours | bought | a flat over there somewhere |
hadn t parents hadn t | bought | into gaelic medium education ehm |
back f812: mmhm i ve | bought | like m811: yeah f812: ehm |
m811: yeah f812: ehm i | bought | old records and ehm comics |
at that time grannie sometimes | bought | a half heart from the |
common which has just been | bought | by the broun ogre from |
venison bert cowie coal farmers | bought | coal by the wagonload from |
also a few groceries they | bought | eggs and butter from customers |
on the way i also | bought | five roses from a chap |
advantage that it could be | bought | for a guinea sometimes from |
occasions the cake would be | bought | from the bakers in bervie |
and soft fruit could be | bought | from the gardener the family |
cutlets for tea hamburgers really | bought | from the gastronom round the |
the stocking items were mainly | bought | from woolworth s the most |
whereby skid row blood was | bought | in from america and infected |
they lived in arbuthnott folk | bought | meal from mr watson at |
nine from my uncle john | bought | olive and i an easter |
a distance her mother usually | bought | small things from him pairs |
from the gardener the family | bought | sugar by the hundredweight until |
back for 15 kopecks i | bought | three bustickets from will a |
other sengali men later i | bought | uv sunglasses from an older |
too like home so we | bought | a bottle of vodka and |
i ve i ve just | bought | a digital camera so now |
icebergs so far i ve | bought | a great pair of boots |
4 or 5lbs could be | bought | for 5 even so it |
was quite traumatised so she | bought | me chocolate [laugh] f1148: [laugh] |
in soviet collections so we | bought | that for alison too on |
we so we we we | bought | the both of them when |
to scottish homes tenants who | bought | their properties if so what |
you were younger you always | bought | cd singles now i ve |
it and you ve actually | bought | it they track you down |
[inaudible] f813: no i ve | bought | loads of stuff over it |
back to newmains and i | bought | a pub in newmains m608: |
double decker they d bo- | bought | into stranraer m608: uh huh |
middle class owner who has | bought | quite an expensive property and |
was tae help they d | bought | a fridge freezer for helpin |
the rubber zoris she d | bought | in puakenikini passions back on |
fit frames that we d | bought | on kalinina prospekt on saturday |
rue d the day he | bought | the bike an for the |
ma burthday an ee d | bought | us this crack n camera |
needing restored and eh i | bought | a honda deauville two bit |
designs and eh the guy | bought | in fabrics i i was |
f1093: yes m1094: grandma didna | bought | it the day f1093: eh |
f1093: eh m1094: grandma didna | bought | pudsey bear today f1093: come |
the cowies of tollo who | bought | it later jimmy hunter was |
looked as if it was | bought | locally he asked who financed |
leaflet for those who have | bought | property under the right to |
she agree that people who | bought | their council houses did not |
many people in scotland who | bought | their houses under essentially false |
complex and accommodation rented or | bought | under paragraph 4 3 b |
stray scottish pound note and | bought | a newspaper the last for |
prince charles last night we | bought | pudding suppers sadly the family |
dae wi us we wurnae | bought | an paed fur like like |
failure all of us still | bought | cigarettes in slim packets of |
for us s- said they | bought | that flat an it s |
more expensive than a copy | bought | in edinburgh a copy of |
copy of the sunday times | bought | in manchester is more expensive |
to the centre again and | bought | more postcards in the main |
afternoon there and i eventually | bought | 2 books for 4 00 |
for instamatic cameras still we | bought | a bottle of ballantine s |
there were two groups we | bought | a cd featuring the first |
bottles of it and we | bought | a forty ouncer of black |
hats and craftwork we eventually | bought | a star spangled blue cardigan |
m816: which we tanned we | bought | another forty ouncer of black |
by the glass we we | bought | bottles of it and we |
length in various shops we | bought | bright floral scarves for mum |
or possibly complement them we | bought | chimes too the sun shone |
a pleasant jeweller s we | bought | earings and a bracelet for |
first flat that we ever | bought | in in [?]mcquivan[/?] s buildings |
i were there and we | bought | little ornaments and one was |
in the snow i also | bought | my own copy of i |
many net fisheries have been | bought | and then abandoned to increase |
brownhill about 1929 having been | bought | at the curriedown roup i |
it here everything has been | bought | or done on a shoestring |
been to the supermarket and | bought | plenty of flour i thought |
no [laugh] my dad s | bought | a sunbed [laugh] f809: has |
pink one was mail order | bought | by my mother now deceased |
fair enough considering that she | bought | me my birthday food yeah |
job and then my mum | bought | me the p- big saviour |
the vast entrance hall i | bought | my ticket and prepared to |
they are or f689: i | bought | a packet of er i |
[inaudible] m1017: an like they | bought | an whatever cloth they wanted |
place either the people have | bought | it or they re gonna |
as holiday houses they were | bought | over f606: yeah f1067: when |
what hat they wanted they | bought | the cloth gave it to |
were pleasure domes once salvador | bought | a slave to entertain the |
in the garden bones were | bought | for soup mr smith liked |
were all like chattin away | bought | me drinks all sorts and |
were concerned toys at least | bought | ones were practically unknown when |
and a few biscuits were | bought | the biscuits were as big |
any oranges for children she | bought | a few and gave one |
that is absolutely f1038: she | bought | him four easter eggs i |
[laugh] she was erm she | bought | m811: [laugh] f813: [laugh] f814: |
packet of fire lighters she | bought | me a packet of fire |
ats driver in cairnryan she | bought | on payday a railway ticket |
s now the bar she | bought | the pub in this river |
conscious of like what she | bought | you in case it was |
and rise early paraffin was | bought | at the grocers often in |
sonnet claims that sharp was | bought | by the opposing advocate baxter |
outside farm made butter was | bought | by the vans or exchanged |
used as aprons oatmeal was | bought | in large sacks and farm |
a load o stuff i | bought | the day i was ages |
the luxuries too caviare i | bought | what i thought was a |
shot wi every drink you | bought | f1049: i know [laugh] m1048: |
[laugh] f965: i thought you | bought | six pork chops [?]this morning?[/?] f963: |
f813: [laugh] f812: when you | bought | them originally but there s |
the early 70s and then | bought | by european ferries townsend thoresen |
arrears yet he s already | bought | it he s phoned them |
the hour is mine is | bought | and paid for trick or |
or dried fruit could be | bought | forbye the habit of drinking |
places wool used to be | bought | in skeins called cuts or |
country clothes these palmesanos have | bought | or inherited their rich parcels |
carry out drinks or food | bought | outside and taken home cooncil |
brought you here m1163: i | bought | a business down the road |
don t think i ever | bought | a pair of sandshoes [inhale] |
f639: mm no you probably | bought | it f641: no f639: i |
architecture literature etc and i | bought | the kids 2 posters 2 |
hat and gloves for me | bought | with nights on the inca |
the need arises you have | bought | at a good time for |
closed nellie riddoch s father | bought | the harmonium for her which |
shopping for the [censored: surname] family | bought | the parents a lovely coffee |
scythes and a wire backet | bought | at anderson s roup he |
not he s not even | bought | it it s like the |
he delivered he know people | bought | things on tick pay up |
something like this the archduke | bought | up several of the best |
children s hospital to be | bought | and sewn at the guild |
doon tae princes street and | bought | masel a rucksack and took |
tortilla pizzas healthier than a | bought | pizza and you can use |
be discontinued since the nhs | bought | the hospital and what the |
committee of the county council | bought | the ymca canteen and evacuated |
hour of sunset salvador eventually | bought | son morroig his personal paradise |
as a industrial apprentice chris | bought | a small share in a |
difference between a sought out | bought | product such as a newspaper |
this yur wee brother wis | bought | an paed fur wur you |
news ti you bairns gittin | bought | an selt stew ah kin |
made knitted fishnet stockings you | bought | hanks of cotton to knit |
that little plastic frames are | bought | separately here odd what you |
f1114: no f1113: remember dad | bought | you bubbles f1114: [inhale] look |
at that socks that dad | bought | you in glasgow is this |
sayin nought aboot bairns bein | bought | an selt dimps what the |
of service since the nhs | bought | the hospital what will be |
the atlantic steam navigation company | bought | the lighterage in 1964 it |
wee brother wee micky wis | bought | an paed fur stew look |
dark side of the moon | bought | another cheapie pink floyd compilation |