fires
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| fowk awa minnie kent that | fires | wad be lichtit in puckles |
| fae their foonert feet village | fires | war lichtit rikk furled skywird |
| wasn t good at lighting | fires | because at home erm olive |
| cleaning out and lighting the | fires | in the various offices [inhale] |
| water bottles surrounded by electric | fires | and with every window closed |
| her een magnified an deep | fires | lik horizontal cannles the electric |
| at greatest risk from domestic | fires | lodged 20 march 2001 supported |
| at greatest risk from domestic | fires | lodged 20 march 2001 supported |
| fatalities and casualties caused by | fires | in hmos however we do |
| the number of deaths from | fires | in hmos in scotland we |
| in the days of peat | fires | the peat dust was pervasive |
| stairs first ava an the | fires | biggit up tae keep the |
| biggit langer syne that the | fires | thrist fae ablow tristan o |
| up the coal for the | fires | and he said why and |
| said well you know the | fires | run on coal [laugh] he |
| be here forget already the | fires | and lights come on wherever |
| vanished tribes who built tall | fires | there who knew how to |
| old ladies huddled over paltry | fires | sending a wind to speed |
| tae be fed hoosewark dane | fires | mendit an the byre made |
| from fbri forms completed after | fires | given that these forms do |
| forty five had been hospitalised | fires | were still burning on saturday |
| window holding day s dead | fires | flowers in his hand warm |
| the custom of keeping the | fires | going all night with the |
| a big stove and open | fires | supplied heating wet clothes were |
| have been some bonny warm | fires | at a time across the |
| fin nichts draw in an | fires | burn high an antrin bogles |
| shall burn in the eternal | fires | o hell pause bit that |
| clean or attended to the | fires | and in the interwall she |
| would clean out the three | fires | set them and light them |
| fighting that is putting out | fires | and protecting life and property |
| frais you telt o johnsmas | fires | emmers o viking taands at |
| telt them they d licht | fires | fur the daith o the |
| i could never get the | fires | to light i wasn t |
| back o five lichtin the | fires | an makkin the feed men |
| an a ben m642: five | fires | aye a but and a |
| john f643: there were five | fires | in this house it was |
| was maiscly safe enyeuch open | fires | like that were open to |
| huh ah we had plenty | fires | john m642: through the back |
| come and put aw the | fires | oot m642: mm f643: there |
| [inhale] and each of these | fires | every day had to be |
| the old embers laid new | fires | knelt on cold linoleum lobbies |
| development farrer back there wis | fires | in the middle o e |
| whan them outbye seen the | fires | lowin inben the haas they |
| the incidence and severity of | fires | and if not whether it |
| would be angry about the | fires | and you know if if |
| statistics that are collected about | fires | in all types of premises |
| be doing more than lightin | fires | and makin cups of tea |
| stilettos my arm while she | fires | daggers with her eyes it |
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