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hr rub marg into flour | corn | flakes 1 oz marg 1 |
bleck bits oot o his | corn | flakes an pittin thaim on |
is whan a poor the | corn | flakes intae ma plate the |
tell us that thae bleck | corn | flakes is really rats keech |
fired corn flakes weel fired | corn | flakes thae s no corn |
ye dinnae like weel fired | corn | flakes weel fired corn flakes |
corn flakes thae s no | corn | flakes wullie it s weel |
needin help tae thrash ma | corn | an pit it intil a |
needed help tae thrash the | corn | pigs we wis asleep we |
help the hen thrash the | corn | s teller 2 syne the |
s teller 2 syne the | corn | wis ready tae thrash an |
for carrying full sacks of | corn | a seck barra with iron |
were used to carry the | corn | from the sacks to keep |
hens mait beside sacks of | corn | potatoes and hens mait and |
laft an hide ahin the | corn | sacks they ll niver be |
she fan a heap o | corn | musicians s teller 3 she |
help the hen harvest the | corn | s teller 2 the sun |
refuse to help carry the | corn | to the miller s teller |
e traivellin belt till e | corn | laft an allooed tae heap |
aboot e fanners in e | corn | laft at broonhill but there |
a richt look at a | corn | laft from the barn below |
lot o fairlies in the | corn | laft there wis the fan |
o e reef o e | corn | laft till e time cam |
steelyard weighing machine in a | corn | loft bizzie stall floor blaik |
to the left of the | corn | loft door was the cast |
on the couples of the | corn | loft they were rings of |
two wheelbarras pending repairs the | corn | loft was always a good |
that a ken that the | corn | an the bleck bits is |
ower the tap o the | corn | whit wee bleck drappins is |
hennie hid tae saa the | corn | aa hersel music mime scene |
ll hae tae saa this | corn | but a canna dae it |
you help me saa this | corn | sheep baa baa na na |
winted help tae saa the | corn | sheep we canna min we |
this aifterneen there s fresh | corn | tae be saa n horse |
at held e craps o | corn | an barley aa set at |
wee patches o tatties an | corn | an barley bit e feck |
aathing turnt green an e | corn | an e barley an e |
2 corn 3 turnips 4 | corn | or barley under sown with |
1 grass for hay 2 | corn | 3 turnips 4 corn or |
family had meal from tattie | corn | a blackish corn that made |
the vocabulary of cereal varieties | corn | corn in modern usage tends |
vocabulary of cereal varieties corn | corn | in modern usage tends to |
from tattie corn a blackish | corn | that made lovely porridge though |
5 the miller grind the | corn | for the hen and lends |
m needin ae pyock o | corn | grun miller aa richt can |
shoe maker and tailor respectively | corn | miller michael wallace would obviously |
piggies help me tak this | corn | tae the miller pigs fit |
flee ower deid flee ower | corn | an flee ower leas flee |
is swept clean for the | corn | from the mill that falls |
times but mainly those of | corn | mill and woollen mill reference |
tae cairry the pyock of | corn | tae the mill aa by |
another keith characteristic first the | corn | was taken to the mill |
wee craiter thrashed aa the | corn | hersel an fullt it intil |
park hersel an gaithert the | corn | intae bonnie stooks music with |
shaws we ve brocht braw | corn | fed wild dyucks doun amang |
amang saft soap pease meal | corn | floor and yirnin like a |
the yaud s amang the | corn | hei takes his muckle pleugh |
8 ozs p flour 2 | corn | flour 3 c sugar 7 |
tree bout row of cut | corn | bow a boll of meal |
meal and another for grinding | corn | for feeding the sheelers were |
they sook up awthin the | corn | the stour an thae wee |
tae cut doon swatches o | corn | battered doon tae the grun |
han tae cut doon this | corn | cows moo moo we re |
help tae cut doon the | corn | horse i wis working i |
see the bouts of cut | corn | stretching out behind you was |
as a hairst drink when | corn | was being cut or led |
list of stables horse barns | corn | bowers gentlemen and it doesn |
the concrete power of the | corn | horse men images is so |
top helped fertilise maize and | corn | on the terraces below when |
could lower full bags of | corn | to the carts waiting below |
for ti help wi hism | corn | an his cattil beiss his |
having to help carry the | corn | for sowing before going to |
wanted help tae tak the | corn | tae me animals we re |
rinnin bawds criss crossin a | corn | park afore the binder anither |
wis a park o ripe | corn | within sicht tae tell ye |
be hyowin neeps scythin laid | corn | an binnin e shaves stookin |
ploo an e harra faar | corn | an girse tatties an neeps |
a hivvy heid o yalla | corn | at wis cairriet up e |
loon fullin e backet o | corn | fae e great heap on |
fish fae e sea or | corn | fae e lan wis it |
nor beast afore es e | corn | hid been led an e |
as the ruck foon only | corn | i e oats was grown |
we caad three loadies o | corn | intill e barn in e |
in e deid thraa the | corn | isn t getting enough water |
forbye nae gettin a e | corn | oot ae lad i kent |
wi e scythe roon e | corn | parks afore ye cd enter |
sound of the wheels e | corn | s jist in e deid |
swing a scythe throwe stannin | corn | sharpin t wi e brod |
maybe cairryin hivvy bags o | corn | up e stairs intil e |
wis in e byres e | corn | wis thrashen oot an teen |
or winnister for cleanin e | corn | ye got them on maist |
door was the cast iron | corn | bruiser green painted on four |
paths swirlin in still green | corn | far we jinket and ran |
garden where he grows tomatoes | corn | peppers green beans turnips and |
roon an brocht the guid | corn | doon like a wummin s |
corner wi a tit o | corn | tied roon the tap they |
intae the lang rigs o | corn | the binder breenged spewin oot |
an foremost bit nae aboot | corn | weel we got tae wir |
wheeched the legs frae the | corn | afore it an spewed bun |
hou wul ah sowe ma | corn | gin ah haena a plou |
is stappit fu wi loose | corn | or maize or wheat gin |
fecht tae hagger throwe laid | corn | though gin ere d been |
we war tae debate the | corn | laws i gaed doon tae |
doon on a sack o | corn | wi its boddom uppermaist jock |
i doot gey hullocks o | corn | hid geen throwe er in |
matthew bruce s hey an | corn | parks dandy hid left the |
s braw phaisants stapped wi | corn | aa these hae pit me |
up on a sack o | corn | an helpit isie tae swing |
are cleaned an iled the | corn | begins tae fill at games |
this meisur gars the verra | corn | daunce tae the beat o |
ma faither tae me the | corn | it micht wither an the |
rocher here s tae horn | corn | lint an yarn the pintle |
stude the hinmaist boorich o | corn | the clyack shaif wytin tae |
o t tae tullynorth the | corn | wis dry an licht the |
till baith the bere and | corn | hairsts were in but she |
heuk for cutting crops of | corn | to any great extent and |
was seen hirpling across the | corn | yard apparently in a great |
winnister wis wirkin and the | corn | came out at the bottom |
lang licht nichts ontil i | corn | wis ready fir cuttin and |
wi a mukkil haep o | corn | an the man cryit up |
braes o ballater tune the | corn | crake fin first i cam |
the riggs o the new | corn | from the chinese of pao |
in til the best o | corn | he micht hae spared a |
by the ornar rowth o | corn | i the pairks an thir |
set biggins an a roonaboot | corn | kiln at ae eyn o |
out ti the stable an | corn | it wi the lave sae |
stable far he unlockit the | corn | kist wi the key entrusted |
the silkwurms an the new | corn | wi whit siller he gits |
manger an wyin oot his | corn | ration fur efters like pudden |
here a fermer that hainit | corn | an hangit himsell whan the |
kirks flettens trees an haisilt | corn | blaws doun haill castles on |
are blawin lammas is gowden | corn | fairs an pipes blawin kissin |
larries cairriet aff fish an | corn | frae the fishin an fermin |
nile by sugar cane an | corn | like a lit touch paper |
weet ye ll shear yer | corn | mang sna an sleet it |
the pintle an the ploo | corn | mills an whisky stills an |
the neeps they stooked the | corn | the rigs ran straicht an |
braids whaur there s the | corn | ti ferment an the erseboond |
can een pu a pickle | corn | frae the stooks and lea |
er in er time the | corn | was measured in a bushel |
language of caller herrin or | corn | rigs is in any particular |
the centres of hay or | corn | stacks to let the air |
in the 1960s for carrying | corn | to the fanners or cowpin |
sids or oatmeal or indian | corn | were chappit in i ve |
contraption for fanning or winnowing | corn | with a handle that turned |
a mirror of the english | corn | gallon which was the only |
hair the colour of ripe | corn | the hero s was dark |
of stretched calf skin when | corn | was being sown by hand |
supper held after all the | corn | was in the com yard |
it was said that the | corn | was less likely to grow |
moved to bamph croft the | corn | was milled by a big |
to a long string some | corn | was put under the riddle |
they entered in 1922 the | corn | was usually weighed in half |
flakki straw mat over which | corn | was winnowed kyist foo kist |
the middle bit and putting | corn | in the bottom the duck |
spuggies came to eat the | corn | but we never caught any |
the eagle both ascending the | corn | and the sower both are |
is the mouse in the | corn | as we might say helpless |
and piles of multi coloured | corn | cobs the houses give onto |
neuk better nur hey nor | corn | faith even the cottars thrived |
constant friction from handling the | corn | had polished the wood and |
her cave her ropes of | corn | hair prefigured the invention of |
beats strongest the ropes of | corn | have become a simple carved |
to take a sample of | corn | in their pocket to the |
has no appeal the alien | corn | is ten feet high i |
make sure the stalks of | corn | lay right onto the scythe |
of ruth amid the alien | corn | like a möbius strip my |
craiturs that flew throw the | corn | like the win fin the |
census such as planning the | corn | needs of the population but |
would bring out a dried | corn | on the cob which had |
that were feeding on the | corn | sae i tuik my gun |
omega the song of the | corn | suicide lady dropped in the |
wind over phantom fields of | corn | swaying golden on the parking |
it the song of the | corn | the sky is limitless the |
the cow s in the | corn | where s the boy who |
mouths to thee grant us | corn | and seeds that we may |
ve even scythed fields of | corn | on our own croft we |
distillery it also had a | corn | drying kiln and a boat |
[censored: forename] had a cream of | corn | soup followed by a trout |
after a pleasant dinner of | corn | soup and baked trout in |
your farmers gathering sheaves of | corn | today bloody streets and bomb |
town delving gardens and cutting | corn | for john frain poor souls |
meil mele meil as with | corn | referring to oats usually refers |