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| frosty mornin bides sharp bit | dry | aye tae keep warm i |
| ere be rain maybe bide | dry | bides like that as the |
| this day bides fine an | dry | bit tae rain it ferrly |
| for the day it bides | dry | bit taewards nicht tae rain |
| oot throo the nicht bides | dry | for the day neen ower |
| hae yon cool feel bides | dry | hale day cloods tae me |
| is jist a brute bides | dry | hale day noo at s |
| we start awa day bides | dry | it s nae a bad |
| last a day that bides | dry | tae peep throo the sin |
| throo the nicht day bides | dry | throo tae nicht gless is |
| affa bare an raw bides | dry | wi a touch o sin |
| beaten eggs 1 seive together | dry | ingredients 2 lightly rub in |
| fat and sugar 4 seive | dry | ingredients 5 add beaten eggs |
| add egg yolks 3 sift | dry | ingredients add alternately with milk |
| would buy a packet of | dry | ingredients and add water to |
| oil 3 oz raisins mix | dry | ingredients and liquids separately gradually |
| rub 3 ozs butter into | dry | ingredients knead in rest of |
| rub marg into flour add | dry | ingredients lastly treacle fruit then |
| flour rub in fat add | dry | ingredients mix with water not |
| egg little milk 1 sift | dry | ingredients rub in marg 2 |
| fat mixture then fold in | dry | ingredients then mix in fruit |
| at lang last quait an | dry | as weel sin peeps throo |
| day sin disnae brak throo | dry | bit i div hae tae |
| tae rain it dis bide | dry | sin peeps throo wi a |
| turns oot sae bonny an | dry | tae peep throo the sin |
| turns oot sae fine an | dry | tae peep throo the sin |
| awa sae bonny an bricht | dry | an het wither changes taewards |
| east hale day lang wither | dry | at least thursday 18th temp |
| the mornin wither jist aboot | dry | en hale water poors oot |
| the day wither dis bide | dry | frost sets in as the |
| aye at least wither is | dry | in the efterneen tae rain |
| wither is weet neen ower | dry | rain dis ease as the |
| day it s jist aboot | dry | tae sna or rain wither |
| disaster fin the wither wis | dry | there wis nivver ony drocht |
| wither of coorse dis bide | dry | unhealthy wither as back end |
| see wither sae bonny an | dry | wednesday 15th temp 3 6 |
| 10 wither for the day | dry | wi a drochty win hale |
| the hale day dis blaw | dry | a a day my forecast |
| dis blaw sae fine an | dry | bit a wee bittie raw |
| 5 rainfall 12 16 maistly | dry | cauld north win dis blaw |
| hale day dis blaw fine | dry | day my forecast is sna |
| frost it glistens like sna | dry | foreneen strong win dis blaw |
| day dis blaw fine an | dry | gey cauld an raw sunday |
| win hale day dis blaw | dry | is the day bit it |
| day dis blaw jist aboot | dry | och it s nae a |
| hale day dis blaw maistly | dry | wi a licht shoor or |
| on comes the rain en | dry | a fyle en it dis |
| 16 day starts awa affa | dry | an fair en win dis |
| gweed bit cooler bit still | dry | an fine day dis lack |
| rain dis poor efterneen is | dry | bit affa cauld fowk gang |
| the fog dis hing aboot | dry | bit nae gweed withoot a |
| day dis jist aboot bide | dry | bit tae rain sair the |
| we div rise turns oot | dry | cauld north win dis rise |
| o the east dis bide | dry | day cood easy be a |
| it s best tae be | dry | dis rain as the day |
| skyscraper faimily dis yer washin | dry | dis yer mither peg it |
| looks like rain tae bide | dry | it dis decide ere s |
| dis loup again damp bit | dry | later on poors o rain |
| twa bit it dis bide | dry | oot comes the sin wi |
| be och it dis bide | dry | richt fine tae see saturday |
| this day it dis bide | dry | tae get the heat up |
| bit at least it s | dry | tae keep warm abody dis |
| a day that dis bide | dry | warmth in the air nae |
| fine the day dis bide | dry | wi sin we surely winna |
| a day sae bonny an | dry | win dis rise as the |
| very dry it s nae | dry | can you see the raindrops |
| a [inaudible] f1105: nice and | dry | dry his legs dry his |
| i dry f1112: uh you | dry | f1111: will i dry f1112: |
| you dry f1111: will i | dry | f1112: uh huh f1111: when |
| you dry or will i | dry | f1112: uh you dry f1111: |
| s bonny and dr- f1114: | dry | f1113: all dry look with |
| aboot dry f1122: [?]is it?[/?] aboot | dry | f1121: nearly well if you |
| mmhm it s just aboot | dry | f1122: [?]is it?[/?] aboot dry f1121: |
| and dry dry his legs | dry | his feet oh this little |
| [inaudible] f1105: nice and dry | dry | his legs dry his feet |
| you going to do now | dry | it f1112: you dry it |
| very dry out f1109: very | dry | it s nae dry can |
| now dry it f1112: you | dry | it well i m [inaudible] |
| dr- f1114: dry f1113: all | dry | look with his towel f1114: |
| [inaudible] dry your hands f1122: | dry | my hands i- f1121: okay |
| you busy doing will you | dry | or will i dry f1112: |
| what m1110: it s very | dry | out f1109: very dry it |
| better wouldn t it f1126: | dry | that hand dry that hand |
| it f1126: dry that hand | dry | that hand f1125: dry your |
| you wash them and you | dry | them and after you dry |
| dry them and after you | dry | them you put them away |
| can dry this one this | dry | this and aa will you |
| these an aa i'll- can | dry | this one this dry this |
| hand dry that hand f1125: | dry | your hands cause then maybe |
| f1122: no f1121: well [inaudible] | dry | your hands f1122: dry my |
| 11 12 rainfall 4 16 | dry | at first then rain in |
| rainfall 3 16 affa het | dry | aye sultry as weel fer |
| 10 15 rainfall 4 16 | dry | bit gey cauld is the |
| 23 rainfall 3 16 maistly | dry | bit jist noo an again |
| rainfall 6 16 starts awa | dry | bit neen ower bricht oot |
| 3 14 rainfall 1 16 | dry | day bit affa cauld eence |
| 7 rainfall 2 16 fine | dry | day bit cauld an bare |
| 4 9 rainfall 4 16 | dry | day gang aboot withoot a |
| 5 11 rainfall 4 16 | dry | day wi some warmth in |
| rainfall 4 16 jist aboot | dry | fin i div rise en |
| rainfall 5 16 jist aboot | dry | fin we div rise poors |
| 23rd temp rainfall 3 16 | dry | for the day bit neen |
| 9 15 rainfall 1 16 | dry | in the mornin en the |
| 3 5 rainfall 6 16 | dry | mornin affa cauld an gey |
| 12 23 rainfall 1 16 | dry | warm mornin wi a spit |
| 5 5 rainfall 2 16 | dry | wi nae win fin we |
| it rain or mebbe bide | dry | cool an damp this day |
| lang it struggles tae bide | dry | friday 29 temp 3 8 |
| it rain or mebbe bide | dry | i fear for rain an |
| it rain or mebbe bide | dry | tae rain in the mornin |
| nicht fer shifts the sna | dry | bit later on rain nae |
| monday 1 temp 4 10 | dry | day bit tae rain it |
| aye an weet as weel | dry | en rain doonhearted i feel |
| mornin it is jist aboot | dry | en rain fer poors oot |
| day at s fine an | dry | en taewards nicht tae rain |
| tae rain day is aboot | dry | jist eence again tuesday 23rd |
| friday 19th temp 10 15 | dry | or rain noo it s |
| day starts awa jist aboot | dry | rain in the mornin it |
| day it s jist aboot | dry | tae rain eence or twice |
| lose 18 12 cloudy but | dry | tuesday 4 rain friday 7 |
| wee shoor o rain maistly | dry | wi rain noo an again |
| cauld in the efterneen bit | dry | ar last thursday 11 temp |
| it s micht day is | dry | bit affa cauld ana forecast |
| 8 anither day at s | dry | bit affa cauld fowk gang |
| monday 30th temp fine an | dry | bit cauld an bare for |
| thursday 3 temp 3 3 | dry | bit cauld aye beyond belief |
| sleet en ir turns oot | dry | bit cauld fowk gang aboot |
| that frost or mebbe thaw | dry | cauld an affa affa raw |
| a day thats fine an | dry | cauld north win tae keep |
| pit on some winter cloot | dry | day damned cauld withoot a |
| mumph an grumph cauld an | dry | en thunner plumps wednesday 27 |
| richt fine mornin crisp an | dry | en darker darker is the |
| 12 16 mornin jist aboot | dry | fin we rise en poors |
| an fule en fine an | dry | i try tae keep cool |
| temp 5 20 fine and | dry | affa grey thats the sky |
| is the day eence mair | dry | an affa quait nae ony |
| turns oot affa fine an | dry | aye bonny an blue is |
| 28 temp 4 12 fine | dry | day bit affa sultry as |
| thursday 24 temp 9 11 | dry | is the day affa dull |
| lang is affa fine an | dry | jist noo an again tae |
| turns oot affa sinny an | dry | nae any cloods jist a |
| welcome sicht hale day is | dry | aye het as weel jist |
| a get wha kept ye | dry | an warm giacobinids october 1933 |
| and expectation to occupy warm | dry | and affordable homes i do |
| cold damp homes versus warm | dry | and healthy homes be carried |
| warm day sae bonny an | dry | be the looks o things |
| warm it s beyond belief | dry | for maist o the day |
| also about having a warm | dry | home we all know the |
| opportunity to vote for warm | dry | houses rejuvenated neighbourhoods and a |
| tuesday 30th temp 6 14 | dry | is the day warm bit |
| keeps up aye fine an | dry | tae keep oorsels warm we |
| right i ll need to | dry | this bowl f1126: put warm |
| day is fine an maistly | dry | again monday 20th temp 3 |
| friday 11th temp 10 18 | dry | an sinny wi a sooth |
| friday 17th temp 2 3 | dry | bit a sooth win foo |
| tuesday 13th temp 4 12 | dry | day bit sooth win on |
| tuesday 4th temp 1 8 | dry | day spring in oor minds |
| wednesday 23 temp 3 1 | dry | day wi a richt frosty |
| temp 7 15 fine an | dry | it s a richt fine |
| for this day jist aboot | dry | monday 14th temp 3 12 |
| thursday 30th temp 0 10 | dry | noo o days like this |
| day at leat it is | dry | tuesday 30 temp 9 20 |
| day at least it s | dry | wednesday 28 temp 0 5 |
| wednesday 2 temp 4 5 | dry | wi a bit o sharpness |
| 26th temp 6 15 maistly | dry | wi a lichtsome shoor or |
| teeth ma mooth wiz as | dry | as a stick a cud |
| kyndlie neibor ah m as | dry | as a stick ah coud |
| that drouthie ah m as | dry | as a stick ah m |
| o tea ah m as | dry | as a stick sae ah |
| the toll man he is | dry | as a stick tea wyfe |
| o wacky baccy high and | dry | candy stick sunburned trippers skinny |
| stick f1111: well are you | dry | now yes you are this |
| him her stick was a | dry | old branch peeling bark fit |
| want to i mean a | dry | stick of a d g |
| if you re sticky and | dry | the jamas ll stick f1112: |
| stick to your hands we | dry | them f1126: mm f1125: now |
| 5 mornin is sae fine | dry | an braw rains in the |
| mornin fin we div rise | dry | an quait noo at s |
| mornin nae a welcome sicht | dry | in the efterneen bit neen |
| the mornin fule an weet | dry | in the efterneen nae ony |
| mornin it s jist aboot | dry | sin comes oot tae a |
| mornin bit turns fine an | dry | trees bonny an green simmer |
| turns oot richt fine an | dry | bare north win oor patience |
| sooth win still gale force | dry | bit later on day ferrly |
| at s sae fine an | dry | fae the north win tae |
| win oot o the wast | dry | later on jist pit up |
| yon winter claes eence mair | dry | north win a bit mair |
| turns oot richt fine an | dry | get combines yokit at s |
| 6 april begins sae fine | dry | an fair bit ere s |
| of coorse wrap well fine | dry | day an taewards nicht oot |
| it s neen ower fine | dry | day bit it s jist |
| is weak day fine an | dry | frost sticks in as the |
| be midday it comes oot | dry | it s fine tae see |
| mild an fine licht shoor | dry | maist o the time thursday |
| hands here you are darling | dry | them carefully i wonder where |
| hands all wet f1107: well | dry | them m1108: [sneeze] f1107: aw |
| so hands up till i | dry | your belly cause i think |
| the day f1122: mm f1121: | dry | your hands and you can |
| [singing] [inaudible] [inaudible] f1121: right | dry | your hands f1122: [inaudible] [inaudible] |
| with the jelly come and | dry | your hands here you are |
| do next m1094: d- f1093: | dry | your hands now [inaudible] m1094: |
| that s a girl now | dry | your hands okay f1122: and |
| finely chopped add fry till | dry | 8 oz mixed nuts 6 |
| cream marge and sugar add | dry | ingred and syrup put in |
| pile if the heap is | dry | to start with then add |
| 16 it s jist aboot | dry | fin we div rise nae |
| is jist fer soakin weet | dry | for the day ere s |
| set e peats oot tae | dry | it jist happent on es |
| lairs foo o peats bit | dry | they jist widnae jonsar eck |
| the nicht the day is | dry | bit neen ower bricht sunday |
| sweating started on his second | dry | day he put it down |
| it was a brick hard | dry | dust day in june when |
| fresh air there is neen | dry | for the day on the |
| day country side begins tae | dry | spring or winter at s |
| day tam anywhar near yon | dry | stane wa weel jock whit |
| never kenned his throat sae | dry | until ae day in that |
| keep movin ana day is | dry | wi a licht shoor or |
| mm f1111: you re not | dry | enough yet f1112: i am |
| where have we got to | dry | f1112: in our toesies in |
| to mummy and we ll | dry | it f1112: i want a |
| thank you have i to | dry | it myself f1112: uh huh |
| now give me time to | dry | them f1112: one two one |
| wis aye biggit on a | dry | bit aboot the steadin down |
| closed in wi haar bit | dry | eence again monsoon season wis |
| awa wi haunfus o roch | dry | girse an moss bit anely |
| dee at ither times on | dry | grun i dinna ken bit |
| tuggy bit cause it s | dry | i m needing a cut |
| bit ma pen s run | dry | naebody can say we didna |
| the other hand it was | dry | and comfortable in the kirk |
| nae gaun to nae horses | dry | off your other hand please |
| no i f1125: we ll | dry | yer hand then will we |
| yer hand then will we | dry | your hand that d be |
| caird a l souk him | dry | as hey an nicht an |
| an drink whan they wir | dry | stoppin wi the nicht an |
| we re clean we re | dry | dimps fuckin ponsin aboot in |
| it s hard tae believe | dry | fowk gang aboot in their |
| till tie up in eh | dry | dock belonged till a man |
| at eh mooth o eh | dry | dock efter tea time till |
| bay an in till eh | dry | dock id dented dan s |
| until tender drain thoroughly mash | dry | fry bacon till crisp then |
| till a the seas gang | dry | my dear and the rocks |
| [exhale] f1099: wait till i | dry | this f1100: [inaudible] this [inaudible] |
| stand on there till i | dry | you off stand on the |
| when they d sucked it | dry | i keep reachin in ma |
| i ll keep this an | dry | it on the window sill |
| bins and keep the area | dry | the plan is to have |
| air in and keep them | dry | you laid the ring on |
| eh bay noo though eh | dry | dock s aal bin filled |
| park new rochled up tae | dry | noo ilkie leaf on ilkie |
| clean your jumper it s | dry | noo no off [inhale] farr |
| see the grun begin tae | dry | tae brak in noo fermer |
| oot in the sand tae | dry | an ah felt a strange |
| an never drank oot a | dry | cappie an whit mair coud |
| help rub tibby doon an | dry | her oot or gie her |
| the boddom fleer an the | dry | lavvie wis oot the back |
| minnie tuik scunner usin the | dry | lavvies oot in the playgrun |
| in the grund houss ti | dry | oot an gaed back up |
| rose hip jeely an tae | dry | oot their weet mochles afore |
| me watching you bein sucked | dry | pause yased up burnt oot |
| claithes wur peggit oot tae | dry | the auld hoscote ferm hoose |
| salt leave 30 mins pat | dry | 3 tblspns oil 1 large |
| ¾ pint milk ¼ pint | dry | white wine 3 ½ lb |
| need your towel to get | dry | don t you f1122: look |
| as the lave nane kens | dry | banes haud nae discourse that |
| taste buds they re aye | dry | nae pleesure ony mair fer |
| nice smell okay let s | dry | now so you re nae |
| a star and i ll | dry | you m1106: no nae my |
| think you re clean and | dry | you nae need to clean |
| doughball m1098: dougal [child noises] f1097: | dry | your hair m1098: nae that |
| re getting dried let s | dry | all your nooks and crannies |
| eyes roll back and your | dry | mouth fills with brine watcher |
| andy i whispered trying to | dry | my eyes on your shoulder |
| your nooks and crannies oh | dry | them up oh tickle tickle |
| else do we have to | dry | you re making your jamas |
| right turn round i ll | dry | your back m1098: i ll |
| [humming] right come on then | dry | your hair as well m1106: |
| tae tullynorth the corn wis | dry | an licht the binder twine |
| tae love her love a | dry | husk bereaved an lacking grandad |
| agin a cheer wintin a | dry | lap tae sit on afore |
| trimmlin hauns she liftit the | dry | leaves tae scrape the bluid |
| em in a tree tae | dry | she had a name for |
| the plooed grun begins tae | dry | tae pit in crap the |
| wis nivver ony drocht tae | dry | the crap for cuttin it |
| no tae staun on ony | dry | twigs follow me it wis |
| croakt tae ian my mooth | dry | wi excitement an my hert |
| eence apo da beach ta | dry | but spleet again bi da |
| she sobs again these are | dry | contained sobs she isn t |
| our books and brought us | dry | georgian wine again very welcome |
| okay m1110: it s very | dry | f1109: it s very what |
| institute tuesday 26 weather very | dry | strike still on no work |
| mashed tatties spelding a very | dry | yellow fish is remembered as |
| wi skiffins o sna the | dry | girse the colour o torn |
| metal whit s wrang wi | dry | land it s so it |
| bather at aa constitution bane | dry | wi haet an caal an |
| gress wis flattened an brunt | dry | wi the sun it wis |
| cloth which was then wrung | dry | and used to rub them |
| and where to get them | dry | cleaned i m down to |
| take them he needs to | dry | out get the poisons out |
| okay m1094: and i can | dry | them cause you can t |
| all m1094: we have to | dry | them next f1093: yes m1094: |
| his sugar was melting to | dry | them out they d be |
| them cause you can t | dry | them yourself cause i have |
| then you might tap it | dry | a wee bitty an then |
| ingil neuk an beguid ti | dry | aff his wat claes the |
| brocht it back bleached an | dry | an ironed twice a wikk |
| a wee bairn it s | dry | an it gits the sun |
| fin e stooks wis reeshlin | dry | an leadin follet e box |
| the yirdy fleer it wis | dry | an secret cuttit twal fit |
| luck nou the leaf wes | dry | an wuzzent no crisp an |
| if the shaws were really | dry | and you could persuade an |
| an cannae lee ma pen | dry | any longer the news ay |
| bean gathering dust and grudges | dry | as an old bone it |
| water on a fire o | dry | branches an cones we caad |
| wattert an it niver geed | dry | ere wis an iron lid |
| an thay stuid on the | dry | saund ahint him yowlin an |
| split after a couple of | dry | sherries and an hour of |
| de convenance auld men like | dry | sticks easy brakk an should |
| an hair the colour o | dry | strae aunt jessie hid laid |
| whaur it s stoury an | dry | whit s a smidgin o |
| ah felt ah wis squeezed | dry | and would never be able |
| ere wis a touch o | dry | rot in e fleer o |
| i ve niver kent it | dry | yet forby ere wis e |
| grey lady going while you | dry | yourself up then you can |
| you go there you go | dry | off f1100: [inaudible] there look |
| 1 tbsp cider vinegar pinch | dry | eng mustard salt pepper spicy |
| tspn worcestershire sauce 1 tspn | dry | mustard ½ tspn salt ½ |
| seconds puddok ah m awfu | dry | ah canna swallae richt ye |
| be seen o eh ould | dry | dock eh place far ah |
| ah im this is gey | dry | wark staunin here waitin ah |
| wash wash right i ll | dry | it now bzz right f1114: |
| and now watcher high and | dry | on the gallery floor would |
| when you re high and | dry | it s a real nail |
| m816: they re sort of | dry | toilets and you ve got |
| shh [censored: forename] come and get | dry | you re going to slip |
| but am told they ll | dry | at tea time yesterday the |
| ye ll see us flutter | dry | bathin i the dust or |
| bessie i m a bittie | dry | kin peggy i ll get |
| i thought it was quite | dry | and didn t really seem |
| hait simmer it aye geed | dry | as eel s a coo |
| een ir no alloued a | dry | brek it is owre mukkil |
| deep blue contrast to the | dry | brown landscape around it our |
| winter frost the seat was | dry | but he wid spoil it |
| with the stuff let it | dry | cake hard in the sun |
| and carried it back to | dry | in the gardens or under |
| but it falled f1089: high | dry | it in a minute won |
| vampire coming to bleed you | dry | it s a cunning bat |
| out it s nice and | dry | it s absolutely lovely and |
| tam once the hay was | dry | it was put into coles |
| things as the weather was | dry | it wasn t comfortable m1078: |
| f1093: mmhm m1094: can you | dry | it will you put it |
| in the size of the | dry | measures it has only recently |
| hid sookit it gey near | dry | o onythin protein based twis |
| it was going to be | dry | or something and i remember |
| at a time letting it | dry | out in the form of |
| it s a cold but | dry | saturday morning you could all |
| aye aye m608: was it | dry | ski sloping or m642: er |
| and it gives you a | dry | throat as well mummy should |
| toilet f1026: it was a | dry | toilet doon at the bottom |
| flushed it wasn t a | dry | toilet f1025: aye mmhm f1023: |
| know when they come out | dry | toilet f1026: it was a |
| often my own body is | dry | too it might be made |
| f1123: and once it s | dry | we can put on a |
| fesh the peats back ti | dry | at the steidin the puir |
| the lids back on they | dry | up if you di- dinna |
| on let s get you | dry | m1098: that s a good |
| ve gotta get aa this | dry | stuff off first haven t |
| slice all killed up chewed | dry | i remember when you were |
| you ve got clean got | dry | stew wanted ti dimps so |
| when you went to this | dry | toilet but like you say |
| toilet instead you had a | dry | toilet outside and squares of |
| ye mynes valgerd harshly you | dry | yeir tears there is a |
| opposite dalminnoch farm does not | dry | out at low tide finally |
| benches wondering if they would | dry | out they were for fourth |
| like coconuts hung out to | dry | though i may wear a |
| old crow hung out to | dry | who d be a junkie |
| in scotland except in some | dry | areas as a general principle |
| fussles even yer erses are | dry | as weel wirkin satt poorers |
| to form part of the | dry | capacity series acting as a |
| introduced initially only as a | dry | definition gallon intended to form |
| i can drink the hoose | dry | i m as fit as |
| although the peats managed to | dry | the hill was as wet |
| not be left high and | dry | if anyone can persuade the |
| brae when our well went | dry | all summer gathering potatoes that |
| alternative fiona is hot and | dry | in my arms her whole |
| on the dyke outside to | dry | my mother told me a |
| motion with my mouth my | dry | withered old unkissed mouth ach |
| account o the valley o | dry | banes at ezekiel is on |
| clouds forgether the culor o | dry | moss but here ma kist |
| normal pallor and his tears | dry | but his nose stays messy |
| so that he could put | dry | coal into his fire m1092: |
| his sullen expression belies his | dry | humour the reluctant interviewee i |
| expected the mountains to be | dry | and sparse but at this |
| suntan lotion freely in this | dry | climate and chapstick for cracked |
| up on a rock to | dry | moving its eyelids slowly to |
| fruit all killed up chewed | dry | orange of the sliced thin |
| up in the lum ti | dry | war seivin mukkil blek puddens |
| a nervous wreck law n | dry | big jocky s legs went |
| harold he s got some | dry | coal to pit in the |
| is wearing a coconut s | dry | coat a throttled adder hangs |
| agency s vessels will enter | dry | dock for maintenance s1w 19423 |
| weet dish cloot s nearly | dry | in washington in the morning |
| wall cammy t shirt s | dry | need ti wear mah jeans |
| s wet and he s | dry | right wait until we see |
| bitties that we need to | dry | so there s no wet |
| silence at the memorial a | dry | leaf scraping the paving stones |
| some of the variation in | dry | measure noted at the time |
| to the pupils who helped | dry | the dishes at that time |
| round ye know when judged | dry | enough the swathes were gathered |
| lamp posts of pee gone | dry | blossom like froth from a |
| heather bells mair like wee | dry | castanets rattlin in the dreich |
| and teemin inbye we d | dry | like kettles hett and steamin |
| and been initiated and sucked | dry | like the adolescent hero in |
| stars and stripes bonfire season | dry | logs cackle like witches in |
| fire extinguished flies circle their | dry | pelts like wheeling vultures a |
| rattled like sally army tarnbourines | dry | though withoot the chink cowpit |
| scarce because the cow was | dry | a half bottle of whisky |
| not left literally high and | dry | by a change in sea |
| the rock opera not a | dry | eye in the house had |
| roon the room ma thrapple | dry | ma belly toom a daurna |
| a large pail filled with | dry | meal and used with the |
| ounces of water and the | dry | measures contain a set number |
| bamboo a brick wall blistering | dry | scrub the occasional pink but |
| a huge cost behind those | dry | statistics chilling though they are |
| and today was grey but | dry | with a bitter bracing breeze |
| addition to copies of the | dry | gallon but in scotland we |
| the progressive enlargement of the | dry | measures simpson 1992 and we |
| sand is humbugged wet and | dry | and candy coated shells abound |
| the luck the leaf is | dry | and withered but pompitie takes |
| vomit has had time to | dry | the amalgam is sandwiched between |
| the sheaves in order to | dry | and ripen the crop the |
| started with methods which looks | dry | but necessary and 19th 20th |
| car made in russia no | dry | cleaning which increases the shabbiness |
| gey near twa fauld twa | dry | days on the trot fit |
| vessels to be entered into | dry | dock for maintenance s1w 19424 |
| vessels were last entered into | dry | dock for maintenance s1w 19425 |
| of the eel of cows | dry | eel yule eel mairt ox |
| only by using the appropriate | dry | fill to raise the firlot |
| dried fish hiv ye ony | dry | fish missus the coorse loons |
| egg whites stiff but not | dry | fold in 6 bake in |
| from the slip and stayed | dry | for three days although the |
| for 30 mins rinse drain | dry | fry aubergines lightly in oil |
| her body has lost its | dry | heat and regained its usual |
| rag she d used to | dry | her eyes with for once |
| there were always bits of | dry | hot black peat on the |
| from the bank cotton caftans | dry | in the baking sun brown |
| was cut and left to | dry | in the field to make |
| grow sugar cane on the | dry | lands of the ewa plain |
| doesn t notice ronnie licks | dry | lips before he speaks in |
| scots gallon figured in the | dry | measure definitions and in subsequent |
| linlithgow held the firlot for | dry | measure edinburgh had the ell |
| boll and chalder of the | dry | measures and the gallon of |
| figures for the weights and | dry | measures given by balfour but |
| lees she ruggit on her | dry | mochles wippit her scarf toon |
| church mellow today instead of | dry | old hymns he hated every |
| caravans space rockets swimming pools | dry | ones and anything else their |
| claes whan they r richt | dry | pompitie pathetically ye r mair |
| chookie she wheedlit rattlin the | dry | seed in the pail chookie |
| administrative decision to base the | dry | series on the wine rather |
| bottle of fish oil squeezed | dry | so that the menopausal rheumaticky |
| sheep fold crub small circular | dry | stone enclosure for plants flakki |
| if inflated and left to | dry | to help feed others two |
| contrast no running water and | dry | toilets water was carried from |
| provided to show that these | dry | units do not exhibit jumps |
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