eilidh
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shona killed the hoond eilidh | eilidh | ah canna prove it ah |
moula did she say that | eilidh | ah didna ken eilidh nods |
says til his sister eilidh | eilidh | ah fand a gray hair |
ye think ah soud dae | eilidh | an eilidh aunsert him for |
ah soud dae eilidh an | eilidh | aunsert him for a lass |
aboot me moula mercie eilidh | eilidh | c wa nou this wul |
did he believed hir eilidh | eilidh | did ye no tell him |
ken shona killed the hoond | eilidh | eilidh ah canna prove it |
he says til his sister | eilidh | eilidh ah fand a gray |
fummilin aboot me moula mercie | eilidh | eilidh c wa nou this |
he did he believed hir | eilidh | eilidh did ye no tell |
rin awa an leave me | eilidh | eilidh eilidh runs out of |
moan for several seconds enter | eilidh | eilidh mercie whit s wrang |
r howp for me yit | eilidh | eilidh moula s no deid |
that aw she is nou | eilidh | eilidh nounae nounae the r |
verra lyke lat him in | eilidh | eilidh opens the door and |
awa an leave me eilidh | eilidh | eilidh runs out of the |
moula div ye think sae | eilidh | eilidh that s whit ah |
ti dae that ti ye | eilidh | eilidh that woman is as |
stares thoughtfully after him enter | eilidh | eilidh ye haena touched the |
the window and looks out | eilidh | enters eilidh whit wes aw |
ti loss ma haill leg | eilidh | examines the foot eilidh it |
an angry shout from offstage | eilidh | goes to the window eilidh |
is ma kimmer eilidh shona | eilidh | is it to eilidh ye |
leg eilidh examines the foot | eilidh | it s no verra bonnie |
tree eilidh she s no | eilidh | joins moula at the window |
eilidh out of the hall | eilidh | leaves dicreetly malcolm ah m |
for several seconds enter eilidh | eilidh | mercie whit s wrang moula |
howp for me yit eilidh | eilidh | moula s no deid ai |
that eilidh ah didna ken | eilidh | nods ai she did lyke |
aw she is nou eilidh | eilidh | nounae nounae the r nae |
lyke lat him in eilidh | eilidh | opens the door and in |
shona enters quietly she motions | eilidh | out of the hall eilidh |
be verra ferr awa nou | eilidh | re enters the room eilidh |
an leave me eilidh eilidh | eilidh | runs out of the room |
ma faither s favorite tree | eilidh | she s no eilidh joins |
eilidh this is ma kimmer | eilidh | shona eilidh is it to |
eilidh re enters the room | eilidh | syre that wes jek ootby |
eilidh goes to the window | eilidh | thare yeir aunsir it s |
div ye think sae eilidh | eilidh | that s whit ah think |
dae that ti ye eilidh | eilidh | that woman is as coorse |
m shuir she points to | eilidh | this is ma kimmer eilidh |
and looks out eilidh enters | eilidh | whit wes aw that stramash |
shona eilidh is it to | eilidh | ye dinna seem ti hae |
thoughtfully after him enter eilidh | eilidh | ye haena touched the cauld |
needs his mither shona to | eilidh | kimmer ye ir ower forritsum |
in the traverse theatre characters | eilidh | moula s kimmer moula malcolm |
gullie in moula s bed | eilidh | ah kent it the deil |
oot aboot his tree moula | eilidh | ah m feart ah dinna |
dotes on the bairn moula | eilidh | ah m no jaeluss bi |
enters moula this is terrible | eilidh | ah saw shona cum oot |
little embarassed moula puir wumman | eilidh | ah think she kens ye |
an weill moula ah ken | eilidh | but ah m that dowie |
it moula whitever ye dae | eilidh | dinna lat hir ken that |
leaves after a few seconds | eilidh | enters moula this is terrible |
ye baith moula guidnicht faither | eilidh | guidnicht syre she curtseys exit |
mair naitral to moula and | eilidh | guidnicht ti ye baith moula |
moula ah canna credit this | eilidh | here she cums back wi |
ah mean whit ah say | eilidh | is flabbergasted to moula an |
been keepin saicrets frae me | eilidh | maister it wesna moula that |
naething aboot this til oniebodie | eilidh | moula ah l say naething |
it it coudna been shona | eilidh | moula didna deny it kis |
never duin hir onie ill | eilidh | moula the r a certain |
that cut doun the tree | eilidh | puts her hand on moula |
no here moula moves to | eilidh | sits on her knee where |
lyke sumbodie in unco pyne | eilidh | that s moula s guidmither |
hand on moula s shoulder | eilidh | the jaud an yeir faither |
snell wund moula puir things | eilidh | the l be tramps an |
morning moula is standing up | eilidh | this is no yeir bonnie |
moula whit dae ye mean | eilidh | this shona kens in hir |
heed aboot me exit moula | eilidh | to herself she haes the |
didna mean that moula or | eilidh | wad ever herm the bairn |
ma faither s wee tree | eilidh | whit s she daein moula |
to an empty chair moula | eilidh | ye l stert me greitin |
moula you r no auld | eilidh | ye r juist richt a |
carrying a tray of food | eilidh | ah m no shuir ah |
cum in he sits up | eilidh | enters carrying a tray of |
tak you the tray awa | eilidh | moves to lift the tray |
as a dug this mornin | eilidh | puts the tray down at |
be drinkin wyne at aw | eilidh | takes the tray away indignantly |
an see wha that is | eilidh | dinna lat oniebodie else in |
canna see oniebodie the nou | eilidh | goes to the door looks |
oniebodie at the court hinnerlie | eilidh | sent for jennie peiticoat an |
said she coudna help hirsell | eilidh | she coudna help hirsell oniebodie |
for a son eh shona | eilidh | enters with four goblets of |
yeir richt sell is lyke | eilidh | enters with jek jek maister |
tell jek ti cum in | eilidh | goes to the door and |
jek up here turns to | eilidh | the lee is wrutten on |
whyles suffer frae sweitie feet | eilidh | mercie that s terrible ye |
for sumthing ah hae duin | eilidh | mercie whit hae ye duin |
aboot the bluidie tree nou | eilidh | it wes shona malcolm shona |
is wrutten on hir face | eilidh | leaves purposefully shona na malcolm |
take a goblet shona to | eilidh | pointing to the fourth goblet |
ti be different dis shona | eilidh | she dis that they r |
day exit malcolm and shona | eilidh | sits down again at her |
mukkil lyke shona dae ye | eilidh | that haes naething ti dae |
shona pause and turn round | eilidh | the bairn needs his mither |
naebodie wad quarrel wi that | eilidh | ah m no sae shuir |
troot or twa atwein us | eilidh | ah m no shuir that |
aboot this ah m shuir | eilidh | an ah war you ah |
oot for shuir aboot this | eilidh | gang you doun an fesh |
puzzled and leaves followed by | eilidh | in a few seconds the |
shaw thaim in at aince | eilidh | leaves and returns in a |
shuirlie a day ti celebrate | eilidh | leaves her spinning wheel and |
a clout in a bowle | eilidh | leaves smartly lat me hae |
douk ah m awa oniewey | eilidh | dinna lat me keep ye |
s juist a wee ane | eilidh | lat s hear it than |
ever lat me doun yit | eilidh | maister wul ye no try |
she aye loues ye maister | eilidh | huh ah daursay she wad |
in a state of excitement | eilidh | maister ah coudna credit it |
been ae thing eftir anither | eilidh | maister nou that ah m |
and malcolm carrying the cradle | eilidh | did ye hear that she |
dinna even lyke the stuff | eilidh | looks suspiciously at malcolm s |
is weill they all drink | eilidh | returns looking sullen malcolm but |
looks ill at ease malcolm | eilidh | s aye been lyke ane |
malcolm ignores this malcolm na | eilidh | tak it awa thare been |
ye malcolm whit s this | eilidh | ye hae been keepin saicrets |
ye coud dae wrang aither | eilidh | aw ye dae is eat |
wes wrang wi hir een | eilidh | she haes cauld een lyke |
if it wul please ye | eilidh | ah wad lyke ti hear |
uiss ti me at aw | eilidh | howt a yung lassie lyke |
in the gairden this mornin | eilidh | the heid hung lyke a |
kynd as ma mither wes | eilidh | the r no monie lyke |
haes ti pit up wi | eilidh | ir the nae sign o |
the window and looks out | eilidh | naebodie haes askit me this |
ken aither wi his temper | eilidh | she haes a tung that |
fair wund blawin in here | eilidh | the ooter door haes haurlie |
and looks into the cradle | eilidh | he s sleepin the wee |
for him ti hear it | eilidh | rises and looks into the |
hanging over a chair enter | eilidh | in a state of excitement |
r no yeir lane for | eilidh | an me is baith here |
the aipil o his ee | eilidh | the r nae dout aboot |
again at her spinning wheel | eilidh | we r no gaun ti |
makkin ower mukkil o this | eilidh | ye r drawin the lang |
wul no be lang nou | eilidh | but ah think ah ken |
houss an hir name wes | eilidh | nou the prince in the |
nou ah hae been blinnd | eilidh | whit did ye hae ti |
wrutten a poem aboot him | eilidh | aboot the bairn ah never |
a wurd o that leid | eilidh | ah dinna ken a wurd |
it disna beir thinkin aboot | eilidh | ah dinna need ti imagine |
they ir cairriein a bairn | eilidh | ah dinna think she is |
sic a wumman bliss ye | eilidh | ah hae naebodie but you |
whyle sen it wes uised | eilidh | ah hae serred in this |
in ma wyme ah dout | eilidh | ah l no be here |
ye pit the branks on | eilidh | ah l no hae that |
on doun in the coortyaird | eilidh | ah m no gittin aff |
on weill wi hir faither | eilidh | ah m no surprised ti |
the inglishwumman ahint ma back | eilidh | ah m tellin nae lee |
aw that wes rael tastie | eilidh | ah thocht ye d enjey |
haena tyme ti eat it | eilidh | ah ve juist heard the |
that taen up wi him | eilidh | ah ve wrutten a poem |
he feels his leg anxiously | eilidh | ah wadna wurk on it |
ah kent whit it wes | eilidh | aweill ah suppose ah ken |
ah daursay that s true | eilidh | believe you me it is |
wes gey ill on ye | eilidh | but ah dout she sees |
glaumerie here ah dinna unnerstaun | eilidh | guid riddance ti hir an |
sleep an keep me cumpanie | eilidh | here cannie on ah spin |
an wul she be kynd | eilidh | hou the mischief wad ah |
as lang as ah leeve | eilidh | promise me ye l say |
thaim sae ah im syne | eilidh | sent for anither leddie an |
gin ah clypit on hir | eilidh | she did did she whit |
ah div miss miss hir | eilidh | sobbing eildh ah wush ah |
on her knee they embrace | eilidh | thare no ah m aye |
whit ah m here for | eilidh | wul ye fesh me a |
be bonnie dae ye think | eilidh | yeir mither wes rael bonnie |
git ti ken hir richt | eilidh | ma grandfaither aye uised ti |
never hae taen til hir | eilidh | men never sees whit they |
richt aneuch wi hir tung | eilidh | she s a richt randie |
gie hir a richt chaunce | eilidh | she s haed aw the |
speak ill o the deid | eilidh | we maunna speak ill o |
cradle gently with her foot | eilidh | weill whit dae ye think |
the air git at it | eilidh | weill ye d better wait |
deid that wadna be genteil | eilidh | she haed the face ti |
naebodie coud forget aboot this | eilidh | sniffing whit s that the |
corp an the blekkie s | eilidh | yeir mither wul be an |
wes jaeluss o a tortoise | eilidh | ay she wes that an |
wi it the first thing | eilidh | did wes ti tak til |
be geyan roused aboot this | eilidh | see she s sneddin aff |
in a day or twa | eilidh | haed anither thing ti tell |
hear tell she s inglish | eilidh | she s no inglish but |
s a perfit littil darlin | eilidh | he s aw that he |
me haein a puzzint fuit | eilidh | she deserred aw she gat |
it s no verra lang | eilidh | that s a guid pome |
she refuses the second daughter | eilidh | is pernicketie and she also |
same yairn she said that | eilidh | need never mismak hirsell ae |
floor and hands it to | eilidh | she adjusts his position with |
the gairden wi the aix | eilidh | whan is she no in |
sair needin it the nicht | eilidh | holds out her arms and |
the poem to her daughter | eilidh | i thought that i would |
months later it is evening | eilidh | is back sitting at her |
is conversing with her companion | eilidh | who is working fitfully at |
blawin naewhaur forever an foraye | eilidh | we maun coont oor blissins |
tyme whan it wesna sair | eilidh | returns with the bowl of |
the 22nt june 2004 praisant | eilidh | bateman michael hance rob gibson |
the fek o the tyme | eilidh | puts a finger into the |