hay
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stood in a field of | hay | eee aw eee aw ee |
tummlin tam a wooden pronged | hay | gatherer that turned over when |
worthless showy woman tummlin tam | hay | gatherer tyaave struggle tyangs tongs |
here a wooden horse drawn | hay | gatherer with a 10 foot |
eee aw ee aw the | hay | was good and he munched |
munched away munched away the | hay | was good and he munched |
passage occurs in sir gilbert | hay | s buke of the law |
98 99 the passage from | hay | s buke of the law |
drawn tummlin tam once the | hay | was dry it was put |
the passage from sir gilbert | hay | already given written less than |
500 years later sir gilbert | hay | as he informs us himself |
scots chivalric treatises like gilbert | hay | s book of knighthood the |
threes we were passing a | hay | field this summer when a |
from an aberdeenshire informant of | hay | sheaves set up in threes |
the only occasion on which | hay | departs from bonet s original |
manuscript of bonet s work | hay | used nor whether that manuscript |
the use of william sinclair | hay | s eh aristocratic patron who |
why one can only speculate | hay | s patron as he tells |
memories of that death in | hay | s patron is there any |
stood in a field of | hay | a donkey stood in a |
field of hay field of | hay | a donkey stood in a |
field of hay field of | hay | field of hay a donkey |
round and round tramping the | hay | eventually the hay was lead |
tramping the hay eventually the | hay | was lead into the stackyard |
hay there where s the | hay | [?]faster[/?] f1113: oh right we |
stood in a field of | hay | field of hay field of |
historian in the passage from | hay | one is hay s listing |
passage from hay one is | hay | s listing of various types |
f1114: no that s the | hay | there where s the hay |
the wind s blown the | hay | all ower him noo and |
goodness he s covered in | hay | noo the wind s blown |
rotation year 1 grass for | hay | 2 corn 3 turnips 4 |
that he is troubled with | hay | fever same as me this |
used in the passage from | hay | which conform so closely to |
in the field to make | hay | it was turned with a |
and the loon to twine | hay | rapes with a thraahyeuk the |
somewhere on a bale of | hay | and just practise blowing bubbles |
happer hopper heck rack for | hay | or straw in a byre |
the great xii x the | hay | straw barley and haver were |
this would have been seed | hay | and that s something else |
were intended for threshing seed | hay | and this probably explained the |
hert heart het hot hey | hay | hing hang hinner final hint |
combines [note: photo: 'steam engine used for pulling threshing mill and bothy pre 1940.'] [note: photo: 'a horse drawn threshing mill.'] [note: photo: '1945 and an early combine harvester at the home farm.'] [note: photo: 'cart load of hay in the 1920s.'] | hay | grass was cut and left |
onywye ye widna smell the | hay | for the stink o petrol |
kilns in the centres of | hay | or corn stacks to let |
poynts anent ryne breid oattes | hay | candill and pultre and of |
min the smell o the | hay | it was kin o musty |
hert n heart hey n | hay | hie a high himsell pron |
or conservation as silage and | hay | and all their buildings that |
head of policy unit iain | hay | and alan english feudal reform |
kenny macaskill s1m 1557 iain | hay | gordon s acquittal lodged on |
times into various romance languages | hay | s remained the only translation |
on a small place the | hay | was cut with the scythe |
attire wither noo dis gang | hay | wire monday 6th temp 12 |
used for example to gather | hay | left over from gathered bouts |
falling over the swaying rhythmic | hay | out of body a drifting |
from time to observe the | hay | coddle the hooves of piebald |
here s here s the | hay | to put inside the cart |
f828: one year we had | hay | but i think mostly f606: |
made a close study of | hay | s work that this is |
coopland pays generous tribute to | hay | s spirited if rather free |
on the second part of | hay | s text italicised above which |
is just a wee mixture | hay | was mown with the reaper |
to transport heavy loads of | hay | bone davy a fertiliser spreader |
of these terms of art | hay | writes of forethocht felony of |
or windy through july the | hay | had to be caught between |
wallace had finished making his | hay | he said to his men |
re- who we know that | hay | read them attentively we know |
such as hens in the | hay | and fresh oceans by stramullion |
in tae relax in the | hay | but for aa that i |
completed in 1387 in it | hay | discusses the legality and morality |
troot dive deep in gladsmuir | hay | flees awa in bundles as |
serve family at table not | hay | to the nags to polish |