caird
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auld toun 60p for ilka | caird | 18 00 plenishin 10 scots |
o yule 20p for ilka | caird | 2 00 plenishin 10 scots |
the ochils 50p for ilka | caird | 20 00 plenishin 10 scots |
auld toun 60p for ilka | caird | 24 00 plenishin 40 scots |
wi glesses 30p for ilka | caird | 3 00 plenishin 10 scots |
the ochils 50p for ilka | caird | 5 00 plenishin 10 scots |
the mound 50p for ilka | caird | 5 00 plenishin 10 scots |
opens and caird comes in | caird | ah he s been here |
fou beaumont anything wrang mr | caird | caird i didny say a |
want fowk kenning caird enters | caird | can you gie me a |
doorknob the door opens and | caird | comes in caird ah he |
the door as he sees | caird | coming in from outside caird |
i dinny want fowk kenning | caird | enters caird can you gie |
indian girl for ony favour | caird | enters caird how can we |
at this caird read it | caird | execute minimum repairs indian girl |
pier caird no mr beaumont | caird | exits to office beaumont eighteen |
caird coming in from outside | caird | goes over to beaumont s |
for ony favour caird enters | caird | how can we mr beaumont |
beaumont anything wrang mr caird | caird | i didny say a word |
johnny doon at the pier | caird | no mr beaumont caird exits |
adae beaumont look at this | caird | read it caird execute minimum |
the bit to caird weel | caird | shows him a sheaf of |
time deil the bit to | caird | weel caird shows him a |
we are beaumont fine mr | caird | will see to them caird |
caird will see to them | caird | will you come this way |
o yule 15p for ilka | caird | 1 50 white envelope for |
o scotland 20p for ilka | caird | 2 00 white envelope wi |
50 white envelope for ilka | caird | includit in the abuin siller |
00 white envelope wi ilka | caird | includit in the abuin siller |
they make their profit to | caird | can we hae the indian |
indian girl s to sail | caird | closes the door and leaves |
flings it open and shouts | caird | haud back the indian girl |
no to sail the nicht | caird | inside the indian girl s |
but there is no reply | caird | is the indian girl to |
will dae them some guid | caird | quietly weel if the indian |
his office shouts desperately beaumont | caird | stop the indian girl for |
me that thrawn auld gowk | caird | the indian girl can sail |
indian girl sails the morn | caird | very weel let her sail |
see s a haund mr | caird | and you sanderson an awfy |
can he leaves sanderson and | caird | come in from beaumont s |
into his office sanderson and | caird | leave harry is about to |
enters from outside followed by | caird | sanderson good evening provost weel |
at least ae new christmas | caird | ilka year aw written in |
small at least i dae | caird | enters beaumont here s an |
incomers to cast their shadows | caird | enters with letters and newspapers |
enters with letters and newspapers | caird | the foreign mail mr beaumont |
her johnny s on board | caird | whit boyter enters followed by |
as quick as you can | caird | aye mr beaumont weel ye |
they ve finished the inspection | caird | aye of course but beaumont |
yaird if this gets about | caird | aye shairly but beaumont ye |
of beaumonts andy dockyard foreman | caird | beaumont s clerk harry thomson |
we re in the clear | caird | but mr beaumont surely you |
weel you follow me to | caird | come away ben beaumont and |
beaumont whit do you mean | caird | excuse me mr beaumont but |
come away ben beaumont and | caird | exit jack stares after them |
mr beaumont the full story | caird | exits beaumont whit a fearfu |
his office door beaumont right | caird | good fine send twenty guineas |
boat back till the morn | caird | hm beaumont whit luck whit |
beaumont that canny be richt | caird | i canny credit that andy |
o a lantern beaumont weel | caird | i gied it some thocht |
mr beaumont sent for me | caird | i ken but he canna |
found naething to grummle at | caird | mr beaumont you ken how |
mrs beaumont martha lilian and | caird | stay in silence beaumont betty |
the good o the community | caird | strange mr beaumont says that |
new prentice hands beaumont aye | caird | weil when i went doon |
mr beaumont beaumont fine fine | caird | whispers you still want the |
foreman of the workers association | caird | you re mr beaumont s |
rob an set oot for | caird | s raw it wisnae faur |
andrae at the tap o | caird | s raw micht weel ken |
ends o the pend doon | caird | s raw wis biggit up |
scottish when he speaks to | caird | andy betty less so with |
he no think o that | caird | andy disny hold wi capital |
if on his way out | caird | oh you re there andy |
sent for ye andy mr | caird | said something yesterday about ye |
sheaf of papers and whispers | caird | all the papers are in |
goes to knock on it | caird | comes out with papers and |
n bygone caibin n cabin | caird | n old man cairriage n |
n chaff cagit v caged | caird | n old man callants n |
n paramour cadger n pedlar | caird | n old man caller a |
bartok chopin brahms the antrin | caird | ye sent took pride o |
braw laddie said the auld | caird | an he made for ti |
clachan ah met an auld | caird | an speired wha bydes in |
cadger o spells the auld | caird | sellin the spells bi the |
thaim an the puir auld | caird | that bi nou wes feelin |
div ee ken thon auld | caird | that sells the flouers bi |
maun hae the full story | caird | i ll get it for |
story and no a word | caird | you can rely on me |
of the almighty he and | caird | go into the office rowland |
you did you uncover anything | caird | couldny get there in time |
hm did you uncover anything | caird | is there any need could |
ah ask ye whit a | caird | ah l awa an hide |
whit gars ye think that | caird | i canny think o ony |
whit s all this about | caird | i ken you ve a |
aye aye whit o it | caird | the haill piece sorted as |
fecht wi the elements yeuch | caird | the procession s just coming |
door and half opens it | caird | sorry to disturb you again |
five hunner or 85p a | caird | for a thoosand baith includin |
tae chairge 1 30 a | caird | for five hunner or 85p |
five hunner o the ae | caird | hae a wee thocht aboot |
in four or five days | caird | if mr welland lets us |
she goes to speak to | caird | he leaves by the verandah |
can see him now mr | caird | she goes to speak to |
barn built by mr charles | caird | a well known builder who |
let justice run its course | caird | aye that s true mr |
he means by community mr | caird | i m the foreman of |
the arrangements come alang mr | caird | you can help wi some |
caddie messenger cailleach old woman | caird | card cairrie on behaviour caller |
wid dae sic a thing | caird | i dinny like to say |
he dae sic a thing | caird | like as no he wants |
cast away all those lives | caird | he said the ither day |
that this wis his callin | caird | she lay doon aside her |
you been at the yaird | caird | aye i ve just come |
torches for the funeral pyre | caird | hmm boyter come awa man |
palm tree is it no | caird | oh the palm tree can |
country and it s no | caird | aye aye i ve nae |
me completely i tell you | caird | and i tell you i |
haes mairrit me on a | caird | at the warld s end |
d raither see the maister | caird | he s told me to |
no the truth o it | caird | s tellt me the real |
he wisnae cairryin the pairty | caird | aifter he hud left the |
i thought but i met | caird | just now and he told |
anaw he hud his pairty | caird | noo so he cuid gae |
fir the test the appaintment | caird | said quarter past one he |
an flashed his bailiff s | caird | giein no a flicker that |
no ready to sink yet | caird | hmm boyter it s no |
twa thoosand o the ae | caird | is the higher cost for |
conscience now bide a wee | caird | we maun be shair o |
ye speirin efter a [censored: placename] | caird | for neist year the r |
free time was my ain | caird | ye dinna get free time |
i the shipman s compass | caird | a l souk him dry |
for their own purposes janet | caird | who died in 1992 began |
image to the message within | caird | s late entry into poetry |
that naebody s to hear | caird | it s this that your |
there s a gale warning | caird | the barometer s fallen heavily |
cairds up on thair ordinar | caird | rack but pit thaim in |
1947 the driver was john | caird | and the conductress was bunty |
haun grasps it a muckle | caird | done oot in felt tip |
mean we live erm on | caird | drive which is kinda near |
walks on a sunday around | caird | park and eh scintillating stuff |
executive professor bill miller edward | caird | professor of politics university of |
wew wumman an beguid ti | caird | the saft woo ti git |
ransford valerie gillies and janet | caird | were more in the nature |