fork
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| he hid a fower taed | fork | an wis a bittie mair |
| awa wi the three taed | fork | fin he seen the twa |
| job noo yon fower taed | fork | hid made the job a |
| bit a sma fower taed | fork | it affa weel worn nae |
| or twa the three taed | fork | it wis a richt bonny |
| first seen a three taed | fork | it wis fin he wis |
| raked this auld three taed | fork | oot efter i gaed hame |
| up aboot the three taed | fork | pintin oot jonsar didnae hae |
| lifted wi the three taed | fork | they were pit in ower |
| he used a three taed | fork | this fork wis used tae |
| dee fine yon three taed | fork | wid tak a firm haud |
| a three taed fork this | fork | wis used tae gither knott |
| hae a auld three taed | fork | you see it wid be |
| and what s this m1094: | fork | f1093: fork [laugh] what s |
| spoon f1093: now another m1094: | fork | f1093: fork now m1094: what |
| s this m1094: fork f1093: | fork | [laugh] what s this m1094: |
| now another m1094: fork f1093: | fork | now m1094: what else have |
| yes aye i aye used | fork | an knives f1041: we aye |
| knew that i always used | fork | an knives m1042: oh no |
| knives first that s your | fork | and knife one two there |
| [laugh] m1042: an granda said | fork | an knife fit do ye |
| grunny could i hae a | fork | an knife grunny f1041: oh |
| f1041: oh no no [laugh] | fork | an knife [laugh] m1042: an |
| knife that one and a | fork | knife f1099: now you re |
| your son in law to | fork | oot for fower fares a |
| some fower mile aff or | fork | tae the north three mile |
| the maid whit is that | fork | daein lyin on the saet |
| tyme sternly whit is that | fork | daein lyin on this saet |
| f1093: two spoons m1094: a | fork | and a spoon f1093: now |
| f1093: in there m1094: a | fork | i see these f1093: a |
| i see these f1093: a | fork | m1094: through a window and |
| a barra wi a gairden | fork | guid day young sir i |
| shovelin chuckies wi a gairden | fork | or the lassie waterin her |
| you dinna hae a three | fork | jonsar eck jist shook his |
| jonsar eck yoked a strae | fork | wi the usual twa taes |
| eck wis workin awa the | fork | wis jist perfect fin the |
| tae spread peats wi a | fork | jonsar wis a wee bit |
| jug and beat with a | fork | add a little milk and |
| cheese stirring constantly with a | fork | until melted add seasoning serve |
| let minnie haud the hazel | fork | the day he d fand |
| aye we ll get a | fork | and we ll turn them |
| turn it over with a | fork | so that it is upside |
| ll turn them m1096: roond | fork | them turn them f1095: fitt |
| it was turned with a | fork | before being placed in heaps |
| turned a divot wi ma | fork | when there wis robin watching |
| out nowadays the type of | fork | usually used about the place |
| hook made out of a | fork | was used to pull the |
| it teen twa lads tae | fork | shaves aff the ruck on |
| o the shaft o the | fork | as he worked awa he |
| an fitted it intae the | fork | he wis awa tae the |
| e aal soo wi a | fork | apiece it wis gey mucky |
| at its tap wis a | fork | wi a boorach o willow |
| said och please yoursel that | fork | wis in ower broon an |
| would mum be able to | fork | out for another jimmy forced |
| skippy cood i hae that | fork | min skippy shrugged his shooders |
| dab this was the shafe | fork | fine and handy for forkin |
| mirren tuik the tid ti | fork | out mair faks anent hir |
| the custumer out cam ti | fork | throu hir kaces contergates he |
| back wi naething bit a | fork | o hazel atween his hauns |
| [note: photo: 'a letter from jack arbuthnott to allison, the estate gamekeeper, in 1924.'] implements tattie graip a | fork | with little balls on the |
| faither drew oot the tunin | fork | frae its boxie and gaed |
| in the tines o yer | fork | use a spade man an |
| why you bivouac on my | fork | use my chop stick as |
| or if you dropped a | fork | that ll be a man |
| roll out thinly prick with | fork | cut into triangles cook quickly |
| understand dimps takes a gardening | fork | dimps ah ll dig the |
| on e eyn o a | fork | an toast it in front |
| i fairly likit e shafe | fork | since forking was one of |
| barn cairriet in on a | fork | throwe e feeders byre an |
| till he struck the tunin | fork | an led them his voice |
| you ve got f1122: a | fork | we can t see it |
| this is that a [inaudible] | fork | this [inaudible] f1099: no that |
| strikes her plate with her | fork | a gless o wyne for |
| open ended like a tuning | fork | about a foot and a |
| potatoes and picked up a | fork | and we love you we |
| thigh and pick up a | fork | he doesn t make a |
| of stones in the deep | fork | of a twig a green |
| ladder and using a short | fork | passed the sheaf from the |
| 10 mins mix together with | fork | 6 oz wholemeal flour 1 |
| 1 hour stir well with | fork | refreeze 2 3 hours chicken |
| tongue o dug edder s | fork | an slae wurm s steing |
| to go back to that | fork | on the road where we |
| of my feet moor grasses | fork | and splay moss bounces ferns |
| gowl to scowl graip dung | fork | gravat scarf greep byre drain |
| dreamed of hitched skirts the | fork | of gypsy legs foreign flesh |
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