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it s another man says | he | ah ah [exhale] [child noise] [toy noise] |
he forgied hir wyfe says | he | ah killed a sheep this |
he says ti me says | he | ah m wabbit fiador ilyich |
ti ae syde an says | he | alasdair ma brither ah mint |
like so boring cause all | he | all he says is you |
yep m605: and and he | he | almost says well i can |
[inhale] he says different words | he | always calls me the toonie |
remember yeah but that s | he | always says that and we |
ye aw in wattir says | he | an bedein the reid wyne |
m speirin oh harpin says | he | an i felt like sweerin |
says i oh harpin says | he | an i gied a sigh |
i askit oh harpin says | he | an i tuik my basket |
an thrie arraes murdo says | he | an wyse me ti the |
else stoaps it naebody says | he | asked fur it by gettin |
mannie says pressure low if | he | asked i wid hae telt |
ere s nae muckle says | he | at i dinna ken aboot |
ever kick at aw says | he | at lest in a deep |
an hit wis aa tammie | he | aye haes ideas he says |
to your bible brothers says | he | before ye try to sell |
a yung knicht he says | he | brings wurd frae a frein |
maister says he canna be | he | brocht him hame frae jamaica |
ettil ti gaun on says | he | but meg didna lyke pinglin |
f1023: eh he right away | he | came out he says oh |
maister and the maister says | he | canna be he brocht him |
no bad he says then | he | catches a whiff man ye |
miss wood says he should | he | could write capital as for |
teeth f1112: and f1111: and | he | counts them and he says |
says my wife and i | he | d a lovely highland voice |
pal hud says tae him | he | d come wi him fir |
says lu da an whan | he | d setten out the fruits |
says the auld ane here | he | d thocht a wis takin |
anent wee fairie wumman says | he | dae ye ken whit ah |
wal ay ay wyfe says | he | did ah no say ah |
that for i says well | he | did he wouldn t answer |
heat exhaustion one source says | he | died at c an palou |
he says meh f1113: no | he | disnae he goes oink oink |
catch all the minister says | he | does not have there is |
s the point like he | he | even says you know that |
gutties no yeah f1024: does | he | f1025: frank says gutties aye |
driest january since 1797 says | he | february saturday 1st temp 0 |
last adventure he says that | he | feels that he must go |
it yet prof [censored: surname] says | he | finds it eminently acceptable so |
i says to him once | he | finishes treatment hell get home |
again in fact michael says | he | first started talking about his |
frae aa thae dominies says | he | for a m richtlie no |
an eftir a wee whyle | he | forgied hir wyfe says he |
can dae he says so | he | ge- goes in his pocket |
it then he says and | he | gives me a little hug |
says well have ye ever | he | gones where are you frae |
for a wee while whan | he | got back he says a |
eliot says from these three | he | got the idea that he |
he says come in here | he | had a kinna study he |
frein o yours he says | he | haes guid news for ye |
owre the place he says | he | haes seen sum o thair |
faculties mark for example says | he | hardly worked for his mid |
letter james miller says that | he | has instructed west of scotland |
the census he says that | he | has since seen the light |
m741: yep m605: and and | he | he almost says well i |
what s the point like | he | he even says you know |
fitt s he say m1108: | he | he says fee fi fo |
aye m608: aye m642: and | he | he says ye a good |
says how do i look | he | he would say awright right |
lucy he strokes it till | he | hears her purr he says |
an fits mair i think | he | his deen us weel says |
loon s benefit so says | he | i begood to see at |
door yeir hieness he says | he | is a mediciner an that |
he says sumthing silly toozenbach | he | is a queer burd ah |
tigger f1091: mmhm tigger says | he | is hungry for a breakfast |
hardie tackle says i hope | he | is nae a gweed player |
smash kilmamock says geordie but | he | is not really cross he |
says his muse arrives when | he | is oan the booze ah |
wi jack thomson oh says | he | is that a fact folk |
guidwyfe weill says the crowner | he | is yeir kie ti tornes |
wood says that will do | he | isn t a good reader |
aboot e close aye says | he | jock mckay ye re here |
smack andy says mother hastily | he | just laughs and laughs when |
he turns round and erm | he | just says aha cause cause |
notes in t it but | he | just says ye need tae |
the knee jynt he says | he | l want sax men ti |
out your hand she says | he | lets go of his haipny |
cock jetted tae spain says | he | ll nae be returnin again |
it cuts nae butter says | he | ll nivver pull the burds |
tae ma maws fine says | he | ll no swear or act |
in oor houss nou says | he | look you doun the street |
sky boy s name says | he | loves her all the boys |
hears her purr he says | he | loves the feel o fur |
me gao the braw says | he | lowtin doun an claspin his |
some papers mr mcbean says | he | luikin ower his hauf mune |
war staunin tae neirhaund says | he | ma leddies is aw yon |
even ken yeir name says | he | ma name is caermoulis an |
says that he feels that | he | must go he cannot stay |
aye soft a bit says | he | my feet were fairly chorkin |
me ma bonnie quyne says | he | naebodie wul lichtlie ye as |
ca guid mornin pharoah says | he | no blate guid mornin says |
often he often says that | he | often f1024: [laugh] f1023: looks |
that s it [laugh] f1023: | he | often he often says that |
it [laugh] f1023: he often | he | often says that he often |
is he she says yes | he | only speaks french [laugh] an |
fair feart for him whanever | he | opens his mou he says |
is reddie for fliein says | he | or naething wad be sauf |
he says git him sorted | he | owes me a fiver i |
weary guid mornin tam says | he | quite cheery an whit s |
about the power of partnership | he | quoted ecclesiastes which says that |
says like he s quite | he | regrets the whole concept of |
and walked away no wonder | he | runs away says my daddy |
our own native one says | he | s an artist and writer |
yi cut the water when | he | s angry he says things |
says the laddie s feart | he | s been ower dissolute in |
mcgraw thinks hard and says | he | s bringin ma bluidy game |
santa said prancer he says | he | s concerned fur the wee |
hir this mornin he says | he | s cum aw the road |
says happy birthday dad f1114: | he | s drawing a picture f1113: |
says ay a ve heard | he | s everie inch the bonnie |
the lad says oh aye | he | s flittin the day jist |
bed she said no because | he | s foreign an i says |
at dunsinane sum fowk says | he | s gaen gyte awthegither he |
an says aw my goad | he | s gaun ra amblance man |
awfu lyke temper he says | he | s gaun ti hunt doun |
mercie tea wyfe he says | he | s gaun ti kill him |
another man says he s | he | s goin to climb it |
some money so he says | he | s going to authorise it |
he says he s stunned | he | s got children who eat |
asked him and he says | he | s got no regrets being |
it s another man says | he | s he s goin to |
says right in you go | he | s in uniform says right |
says happy birthday dad and | he | s made his dad a |
that s fleeing about says | he | s making a front page |
benjy even tho ma says | he | s nae my dug at |
pickle it wis he says | he | s no sae gleg ti |
a bit ae paper says | he | s no tae come near |
bad back diggin tatties says | he | s noh comin in ti |
them out he says if | he | s not careful he s |
s birkie the vet says | he | s okay it s either |
thing and he says like | he | s quite he regrets the |
that hates him less says | he | s reamin fou wi richteous |
for absolute nutcases he says | he | s stunned he s got |
sae ill faured then gin | he | s the paip says the |
an wang jin says gin | he | s the young maister o |
birthday tomorrow and he says | he | s trying to forget it |
him an gang throu gin | he | s willin says shi jin |
s [censored: forename] at i says | he | s with his granda m1098: |
pampf m1183: [audience laughter] m1182: and | he | s- and he says all |
my husband last night and | he | said oh he says you |
aye willie i says aye | he | said short like e widna |
grass f890: yes f889: an | he | said that he says i |
giant f1107: mmhm fitt s | he | say m1108: he he says |
while whan he got back | he | says a cannae understaun some |
lookit at shi jin an | he | says a haena muckle by |
aa the fowk forgaithert there | he | says a hear there s |
whit wye wi its teeth | he | says a nivir even touched |
ti the heidmaist place but | he | says a wadna daur say |
day the lice were murder | he | says adding to the sense |
m1182: and he s- and | he | says all p- all all |
sae ti the lord clerk | he | says an ye re willin |
washed your hands yes mother | he | says and has to stop |
hug that s it then | he | says and he gives me |
a publisher so am i | he | says and invites me through |
my son gug gug gug | he | says and it sounds as |
aye he says come up | he | says and meet me at |
showed them to the wife | he | says and she s in |
see see the damn lawyer | he | says and tell them tae |
ruthrieston aboot it noo eventually | he | says and you can draw |
cont- i phoned gary and | he | says aye he says come |
see him stopping himself fiona | he | says beastie s proper name |
stitches in f632: mmhm f646: | he | says because if he stitches |
you mean she d suffocate | he | says because my cousin got |
my mother s sayin why | he | says because ye know the |
know me tree nyil cheteereh | he | says before i get the |
that ye ll believe onythin | he | says bloodless his mither is |
tammie he aye haes ideas | he | says boys i tink we |
at the gallowlee my self | he | says but mynd and do |
and all the other bits | he | says but she was a |
s been in see what | he | says carolanne no you don |
mither a hand tae pack | he | says cheerily jonsar eck said |
tammie stöd grinnin john alec | he | says come an pit in |
airm aboot me shooders an | he | says come du in lass |
was staunin in the hall | he | says come in here he |
gary and he says aye | he | says come up he says |
buckets an ti the lad | he | says come ye ti the |
they re a different [inhale] | he | says different words he always |
dronin wey o speakin and | he | says dod willie i cam |
air you see and ach | he | says don t be daft |
with his knees right up | he | says eanie meanie mynie moe |
at the back door and | he | says eh could you shut |
at agnes susan s ill | he | says even if i don |
do would you say an | he | says f1026: [laugh] f1027: plimsoles |
stop playin wi that cable | he | says fee fi fo fum |
s he say m1108: he | he | says fee fi fo fum |
recks doon his haand an | he | says geng du hame mam |
ithers landed oot at sea | he | says georgie fit aboot muriel |
it s up tae you | he | says git him sorted he |
right and what s wrong | he | says giving no suggestion that |
an aboot ten minutes later | he | says granny i cannae i |
cud staucher ti s feet | he | says guidsakes a wis near |
f1025: frank says gutties aye | he | says gutties but h- that |
s a different dialect altogether | he | says gutties i would i |
it s a yung knicht | he | says he brings wurd frae |
frae a frein o yours | he | says he haes guid news |
ither aw owre the place | he | says he haes seen sum |
the ooter door yeir hieness | he | says he is a mediciner |
leg abuin the knee jynt | he | says he l want sax |
till he hears her purr | he | says he loves the feel |
hearken tae santa said prancer | he | says he s concerned fur |
an see hir this mornin | he | says he s cum aw |
in an awfu lyke temper | he | says he s gaun ti |
pompitie ai mercie tea wyfe | he | says he s gaun ti |
i have some money so | he | says he s going to |
i have asked him and | he | says he s got no |
the wee pickle it wis | he | says he s no sae |
it s for absolute nutcases | he | says he s stunned he |
his 39th birthday tomorrow and | he | says he s trying to |
him f1054: is that m1042: | he | says him i said f- |
up at mother you job | he | says his blue eyes squinting |
written of leslie s prose | he | says his built periods are |
alive the experience was handy | he | says his imprisonment sounds no |
at aberdeen university but maistly | he | says his real education was |
mooth daesnae uise cause as | he | says hissel it s the |
tae a neeper fairmer an | he | says hiv ye a coo |
small gig at the time | he | says how times change in |
noticed that afore either doaky | he | says how ye doin doin |
go see doc in evening | he | says i can take another |
laws unto a savage race | he | says i cannot rest from |
by that remark born again | he | says i cannot understand how |
f632: mmhm f646: i i | he | says i d to sit |
m not big on breakfast | he | says i got up late |
likely to break with convention | he | says i grow old i |
oot yon blood sooker yit | he | says i haud oot ma |
his attitude towards those recommendations | he | says i have carefully considered |
inverness east nairn and lochaber | he | says i have very grave |
f889: an he said that | he | says i ll turn my |
naw efter aboot twa year | he | says i m fed up |
play football or stuff either | he | says i m sure some |
i was so happy with | he | says i needed it but |
poodle m608: aye f643: for | he | says i noticed that she |
says i ve nae money | he | says i says well i |
you your snaps sam [click] | he | says i showed them to |
tae the knawledge that as | he | says i ve been anaesthetized |
scots word or not but | he | says i ve been followed |
at yin o the meetins | he | says i ve only one |
what are you talkin aboot | he | says i was aye askin |
often thocht aboot that and | he | says i was just wonderin |
1990 i remember that well | he | says i wore a lime |
you wantin a bittie f1141: | he | says i wouldna say no |
s been bawling them out | he | says if he s not |
a fearfu fuss that fruit | he | says is no fur us |
nearly reached a hunner life | he | says is sic a scunner |
in the field gin what | he | says is true we canna |
boring cause all he all | he | says is you know there |
pause it s the way | he | says it cammy woooooh fuckin |
aginst ma haun ye ken | he | says it s aginst ma |
have wi yin o there | he | says it s great eh |
it was the wrang wey | he | says it s i just |
pan in the mid 90s | he | says it s proved itself |
suddenly i felt free of | he | says it s strangely reassuring |
s not the case rather | he | says it s that glaswegians |
gets even mair serious lookin | he | says it s the other |
book cammy fuck all less | he | says it thru doll is |
fresh the air was there | he | says it was cold most |
its terrible shift work but | he | says its better than nothing |
sadie whit aboot beth if | he | says jump she ll jump |
nicodemus of that incident and | he | says just as moses lifted |
these gardens constantly and as | he | says just [inaudible] and they |
is no tae be borne | he | says keep ma bed for |
ma eh on ma barrae | he | says ledders an an slates |
small change of my wit | he | says life will be all |
s the scientific thing and | he | says like he s quite |
in the name o god | he | says look she s a |
in front of him yes | he | says looking straight into my |
about the present mrs wogan | he | says m1007: [laugh] m1008: to |
hurt but she lived an | he | says m608: aye f643: oh |
it s almost as if | he | says m741: i think that |
as she go oot an | he | says m865: what did yon |
zhu wu an the ithers | he | says ma dominie leirsman wang |
beyond nicodemus es apprehension o | he | says marvel not be not |
oink f1114: he says meh | he | says meh f1113: no he |
he goes oink oink f1114: | he | says meh he says meh |
at your chicken dippers and | he | says mm i would like |
planet qualified to give it | he | says my great friend mr |
proposal for him this friday | he | says my ideas sound good |
years later she says and | he | says my wife and i |
press charges i says whit | he | says my wife has asked |
hiz shouther wi hiz thoum | he | says mynd ye weill auld |
gaun to help me f1104: | he | says neigh this a girl |
have to send for doctor | he | says no danger 20 sunday |
mouth you ve been smoking | he | says no it was baby |
staff relief is an understatement | he | says no one looks forward |
love every one of them | he | says none of them is |
right away he came out | he | says oh anybody left handed |
think i m biddin [laugh] | he | says oh god i carried |
whit he was talkin aboot | he | says oh i think we |
i explained in english and | he | says oh i would say |
what s a munter and | he | says oh it s it |
in his garden yesterday so | he | says oh we re havin |
and he counts them and | he | says oh yes she s |
particular chord with me when | he | says on his website i |
up the loan the day | he | says on ma oh sorry |
the member recognise that what | he | says on the withdrawal or |
doll it s not what | he | says pause it s the |
band it feels that way | he | says quick as a flash |
loo paper bye bye jobbies | he | says quietly as if to |
god for his mercy repent | he | says repent whats to repent |
ye m608: oh right m642: | he | says right i ll need |
a rookie at the time | he | says right we re gien |
boy we re playin wi | he | says she brings them in |
custody fur how long maggie | he | says she fell going in |
she gied me the strap | he | says she missed ma haun |
says don t be daft | he | says she s got holes |
month in march april so | he | says she s welcome to |
the throat f632: [laugh] f646: | he | says she says and i |
benches wi backs on them | he | says she spends her time |
see what we can dae | he | says so he ge- goes |
pick it up on tuesday | he | says so i was tryin |
the other man is smiling | he | says someone once said that |
whanever he opens his mou | he | says sumthing silly toozenbach he |
came intae the mill and | he | says tae me i often |
hud seen him the first | he | says tae tony deek yon |
i don t know what | he | says talks too quick f1054: |
you and i said aye | he | says tell me what s |
the people of that country | he | says that a state that |
to the rural affairs committee | he | says that deadline 2000 has |
go for one last adventure | he | says that he feels that |
language question in the census | he | says that he has since |
western stars until i die | he | says that he will go |
aa pouer to dorigen insteid | he | says that he will take |
morning my newsagent knows them | he | says that hercules androkles the |
that s no ma problem | he | says that in itself i |
s arguments were rather spurious | he | says that it is okay |
to er the translator and | he | says that one of the |
and his report but when | he | says that only 25 million |
watch the meter spin and | he | says that s it get |
easter with his fiancee and | he | says that she hasn t |
years ago a translator and | he | says that the same thing |
has more far reaching consequences | he | says that where the negative |
a cuidna thole thon aither | he | says the croun deserts the |
it goes way way back | he | says the glass stuff is |
seik an hungry no bad | he | says then he catches a |
huh f646: you know and | he | says there they re chaffin |
year war it was pandemonium | he | says they could have been |
ye know the polished bench | he | says they had ye know |
water when he s angry | he | says things bad things boot |
re gordon s on aboot | he | says thingummy i say oh |
well part of it an | he | says this book of the |
sae ti the sheriff principal | he | says this lu da he |
he d read them owre | he | says this lu da s |
1936 i left george square | he | says three double decker buses |
on a sudden ae day | he | says ti gao the braw |
there wis naebodie but them | he | says ti lu da it |
gentlemen eftir the conference yestrein | he | says ti me says he |
ah did for the keing | he | says ti me spaewyfe says |
boud ti get up but | he | says ti the guidman a |
settlin doun til his denner | he | says til hir afore ah |
the hour wis weirin late | he | says til his auld mither |
his wyfe sae ae day | he | says til his sister eilidh |
to align the articulatory organs | he | says to live in russia |
gets out of bed and | he | says to the guy in |
thomas weir we beseek ye | he | says trouble me no more |
s your old andy then | he | says trying to push me |
an aw sorts o things | he | says up tae where i |
they know aye they told | he | says we re havin another |
us in the 17th psalm | he | says we shall be satisfied |
he s away now aye | he | says we went er we |
as i wis stupid an | he | says weel du kens whaar |
what are ye lookin for | he | says well i ve got |
round the whole thing cause | he | says well it s m741: |
and she said no and | he | says well look outside and |
mean i don t know | he | says well run out and |
i asked my husband an | he | says well that s a |
because everybody ll laugh and | he | says well that s why |
what dae ye mean and | he | says well they re kind |
the cheerier lot an then | he | says well you might see |
do and i said no | he | says well you ve to |
to be a late developer | he | says went to college in |
drukken at a ruggerbaw match | he | says wes it a guid |
and the guard and then | he | says what and then loo- |
him a double espresso jesus | he | says what are you trying |
he was the driver and | he | says what happened tae m642: |
t actually see the work | he | says when you see work |
the wey an walcomin it | he | says whit a braw caller |
keekin aroun him ti hissel | he | says whit cantraip s this |
speech an writin an if | he | says whit he speaks is |
up tae his height an | he | says wi da very wye |
fluent i hope that what | he | says will be more sensible |
inaugural programme pretty much everything | he | says without hesitation if it |
it ye know oh well | he | says y- eh this man |
m608: aye m642: and he | he | says ye a good job |
to me las- last year | he | says ye know f606: mm |
[laugh] f643: aye m642: and | he | says ye ll hae tae |
s wantin ye keppit for | he | says ye re juist lettin |
is ootby in the haw | he | says ye wantit ti see |
train m608: yeah f643: and | he | says ye were a young |
the smyll o ane legaiter | he | says ye winna be nedin |
ll never forget it either | he | says yer mother ch- changed |
an ti the lord clerk | he | says yir freinship s misreckont |
words an ti the abbeymaister | he | says you anes wad hae |
jack you ve heard what | he | says you have to go |
mrs ower and eh so | he | says you know just a |
dictionary m741: right m605: because | he | says you know ma language |
last night in fact even | he | says you know this whole |
s been mistook fir ye | he | says you ll let me |
night and he said oh | he | says you mean jine in |
had come to visit him | he | says you must be a |
no it s two bedrooms | he | says you must have a |
notified in the same letter | he | says you say that your |
the wee window and had | he | says you takin me such |
yeah f1144: is it well | he | says your kegs [laugh] [laugh] |
for a minute she says | he | seems pleased enough wi her |
foreign an i says is | he | she says yes he only |
just as miss wood says | he | should he could write capital |
time she says no wonder | he | smells she giggles again clype |
an if he says whit | he | speaks is border scots wha |
s supposed tae blud when | he | split it says she how |
he says this lu da | he | stertit out as ane o |
f646: he says because if | he | stitches that she ll carry |
you stupit biff says an | he | stops walkin i wis oan |
wood says speak up and | he | stumbles and has to start |
chemist for that areddies says | he | tae stap fowk talkin ay |
wheisht luath says caermoulis an | he | taen a sherp gullie cut |
says ti me spaewyfe says | he | tak you this poutch o |
whein bleirit the day says | he | tell me murdo see you |
that would dae dae says | he | that nail would hold all |
other lawyer agent tries says | he | thinks it will be ok |
says giving no suggestion that | he | thought twice about going to |
the gret wattirs an says | he | ti the otter but ah |
ma legs the day says | he | til himsell a never mynd |
order but eh an then | he | turned roond and says well |
i says tae mysel then | he | turns on me i thocht |
even says you know that | he | wants his poetry to be |
explain it to me and | he | was losin me i says |
it she says [click] willie | he | was sittin cradlin the wee |
jesus an it says as | he | was so are we in |
once i asked him whit | he | was talkin aboot he says |
she says it shows what | he | was thinking about as he |
m due a snog instead | he | whispers grampa dan says don |
in the face an says | he | whit ma laddie is thenks |
i die he says that | he | will go out made weak |
up the hill who says | he | will help me i ve |
dorigen insteid he says that | he | will take no maistire agayn |
s dug da says fin | he | wints tae wind me up |
i says well he did | he | wouldn t answer me my |
exactly what miss wood says | he | writes a lovely round capital |
saikless ye liein jaud says | he | ye wad murder ma bairn |
his creel fair prood is | he | a sicht tae see great |
he rested he had friends | he | accepted his humanity listen to |
in his school uniform but | he | actually had something ne- sort |
s remedy isnae freudian neither | he | advises baith his patients tae |
a scarf around his face | he | also carries a large medical |
two for his toes and | he | also had um three for |
his school f1101: mm f1102: | he | always j- [censored: forename] always play |
his age old fashioned though | he | always was no fiona he |
as gleg as mine whan | he | an his dugs are weel |
shall be pronounced against him | he | and his faimly must either |
be pronounced for the pursuer | he | and his faimly will rank |
love venus promises that if | he | and his lady are faithful |
case has been made and | he | and we his coonsel noo |
eck wis peyin his errands | he | asked mr technicolor fit div |
his granny s f1117: was | he | at his granny s f1118: |
hunt for his maet yit | he | aye taen tent ti kill |
firie reid as the grieshoch | he | backit it an in his |
a group of people before | he | began his message he introduced |
nae skaith cam til him | he | beguid ti think his maister |
o his brou whitever cless | he | belangs an that is his |
up to his head as | he | bent over maddo poking him |
m1098: aye f1097: mmhm m1098: | he | brak his boat f1097: he |
he brak his boat f1097: | he | brak his boat m1098: aye |
to bed in a minute | he | brought his face in rested |
inno the lowe an fin | he | brunt it wis sayed his |
the forest an tho whyles | he | buid ti hunt for his |
lanesum in his hert that | he | buid ti tak anither wyfe |
eebrous an in his haunds | he | cairrit a mukkil droll club |
wutch ontil his back but | he | cairrit hir naewhaur but at |
on his brou as gin | he | cairrit the wecht o sum |
kick his boots free did | he | call out by his birth |
elder pittin the rung by | he | cam forrit ti clasp his |
his neck like a millsteeen | he | cam in the door as |
him when the judges entered | he | came to his feet swiftly |
his men steevelie she quo | he | can gaither een amang the |
his nails ur still manky | he | can still look a swell |
it on the tv screen | he | canna aim his moo the |
ilk ane i ken for | he | cannae hide his scent an |
s jist like his faither | he | cannae keep his hands tae |
there long silence bj aw | he | cares aboot is his next |
mann i kent foo aften | he | cheenged his socks i learnt |
his haun an this tyme | he | chynged fergal intil a pyot |
done here that is if | he | claimed his freedom and acted |
o jeremiah xxxii 8 that | he | coft the mailin o his |
school f1089: uh huh is | he | coming home for his dinner |
used in 1896 oed but | he | continued to refine his theories |
his lyfe wad be gin | he | coud hae this wumman til |
with him to mallorca now | he | could construct his ideal community |
his breath as much as | he | could dan blew wi aa |
information technology he feels that | he | could develop his career how |
in his life not that | he | could drink belly couldn t |
his whang intae ony flesh | he | could get in his hauns |
huntlie answerit againe and said | he | could nocht suffer his native |
spootin oot o his head | he | could see at he wisna |
fight their way out and | he | could set his men on |
rain till feech sic weather | he | cried an pued his hornies |
this an ti his fowk | he | cries dinna you apen thae |
draw last stane tae win | he | cuidnae draw his pension that |
black an on his feet | he | d a pair o bricht |
his own home the hill | he | d be going home when |
playin elvis costello records or | he | d be oot wi his |
kept his feelins tae himsel | he | d come when there wis |
he lived on his own | he | d gone ready to enjoy |
visit monboddo at his home | he | d got out of edinburgh |
clarty hame for drucken splores | he | d made his name but |
will s days burned bye | he | d never kenned his throat |
up and leave and after | he | d paid for his coffee |
aw his lane he thocht | he | d reason tae complain he |
tae see them an said | he | d stake his reputation on |
early morn till daurk betimes | he | d stop an share his |
lungs from her sweet slipstream | he | d take his time moving |
him lossin his livin that | he | d ti juist swallie his |
wi frichtent ee an ere | he | d warnt his freen tak |
bell goes and fitt s | he | daein puttin on his f1116: |
a tuin til himsell as | he | dandert alang his road taen |
gae wrang nae wunner gin | he | dawdles hame his puir wife |
was his obsession in desperation | he | decided to ride into the |
jobs in his chosen profession | he | definitely likes being among the |
spots aff his skin as | he | dertit aneath his auld tree |
some of his own words | he | described wendy alexander as a |
fountain ava bit spy ane | he | did an rowed up his |
bring him roun an whan | he | did get his voice back |
auldest princess for his wyfe | he | did juist that for she |
the bailies of edinburgh that | he | did ride his mare into |
where there was sin an | he | didn t go on his |
life he d hae if | he | didna ay hae his haun |
his new wyfe for aw | he | didna loue hir wi his |
aa ganged up on him | he | didnae even like his mither |
forgettin their nutritious seeds an | he | directs his spray gun heid |
stood his wife with whom | he | discussed all matters that were |
in town at brown square | he | disengaged his arm from that |
like his mither s fowk | he | disna favour my side ava |
the crown s cause and | he | disna hae his public hat |
disnae feel threatened dimps if | he | disnae shut his fuckin trap |
in the same manner as | he | does his other servants aye |
watson msp has stated that | he | does not want his bill |
at drumnadrochit is a protestant | he | does not wish his sheep |
work tomorrow m1094: why f1093: | he | doesna go to his work |
o these an ither revelations | he | drappt his gaird an confided |
tea is maskit neibor an | he | drew his table in til |
s his juice fitt s | he | drinking his juice wi a |
he suggested whit she said | he | dropped to his knees the |
the mouth f1113: where does | he | eat his food f1114: eat |
publishes his external affairs policy | he | encourages the efforts of scots |
they mimic those supermarket recipes | he | endorses with his tongue hanging |
is earth billy planet earth | he | examined his cousin closely wiggling |
in his mou ain t | he | f1126: fishies in the mou |
d reinvent his hell if | he | faced a primary 3 on |
s faimily the hinmaist step | he | faced his foes an spakk |
leaned forward shoulders hunched as | he | faced the bench his dark |
second step king charles took | he | faltered wi his fit he |
his veins in a glisk | he | fand himsell waltzin an birlin |
its wey up ma leg | he | feels his leg anxiously eilidh |
in his mou til awbodie | he | fell in wi the saumon |
either and that was how | he | fell into his delusions that |
his wabbitness fell frae him | he | felt blyth an cantie an |
helped him in his youth | he | felt he should go to |
he faltered wi his fit | he | felt the stangs o civil |
law degree in canberra if | he | finishes his m a here |
fashion on her back while | he | fired pretend bullets from his |
as quick as ye lyke | he | fittit an arrae til his |
o jaggie brier busses thare | he | flang the henwyfe owre his |
safely now he said as | he | flashed his travel pass at |
by his sang an if | he | flees awa there ll be |
nou the maist byordnar thing | he | forgat aw about his hame |
mind aboot it shouted speccy | he | fuckin did he stole his |
springtime sae out his chaumer | he | gaed an shankit it smertlie |
back then up the brae | he | gaed birlin an flaffin his |
sae back ti his chaumer | he | gaed for some siller at |
the third step forrit that | he | gaed his brither scots sae |
til hir an wi that | he | gaed his wey back til |
in his haun an as | he | gaed the laddie sang afore |
wes mair nor a hauflin | he | gaed til his faither an |
can swallae a moufu afore | he | gaes awa til his day |
the pouch at his side | he | gaes spoachin for five sax |
jin an ti his pock | he | gaes taks out a ten |
she s his saicont wyfe | he | gauns aboot veisitin awbodie an |
he dae that fur pause | he | gave his word made a |
when he phoned yi did | he | gee yi his background cammy |
however is hardly maintained after | he | gets down to business his |
that fit me but then | he | gets his dander up and |
month on saturday nights as | he | gets ready for his vegas |
can now understand better why | he | gets so passionate his country |
get his supper fitt s | he | getting tae his supper fitt |
back oot the wattir syne | he | gied fergal his ain maik |
threid in his mou an | he | gied the threid o nettil |
that yin there wi that | he | glowert at puggie turnt his |
terminate his contract where would | he | go silence ed doll an |
still fix his hair before | he | goes out m944: did [censored: forename] |
be seen steve steve nuht | he | goes to his cushion in |
his van fitt else has | he | got eh f1116: mm that |
he confest believing him insane | he | got his ain doctors to |
happened is he fitt s | he | got in his bag f1116: |
his breakfast f1115: fitt s | he | got in his bowl do |
his one eye f1113: has | he | got one eye f1114: yes |
graham thought so it was | he | got to his feet and |
so that by the time | he | got to his lodgings he |
d passport visa difficulties so | he | got to meet his 10 |
in a fell state an | he | grat an grat an his |
braw as time gaed by | he | grew less feart poked his |
the po holding his belly | he | grimaced and lifted one hand |
it an in his haun | he | grippit his bill afore him |
and half on the jotter | he | grips his pencil properly and |
his absence now claiming that | he | had a wife to support |
eighteen years of his presidency | he | had been a stickler for |
back in his mid twenties | he | had composed and anonymously published |
raise his hand to her | he | had done it in the |
he got tired he rested | he | had friends he accepted his |
the grevel while ither times | he | had his feasties o watter |
to talk about jack greig | he | had his request for early |
don t know how many | he | had in his sack but |
going like that like erm | he | had launched his new er |
heaved a satisfied sigh yes | he | had made his statement the |
or had been bought before | he | had reached his full stature |
when robed and brightly hooded | he | had received his master s |
wi a wee choukie burd | he | had shewn on his bunnet |
he s on his way | he | had something to say to |
impermanence well i could tell | he | had troubles enough of his |
also had for his heart | he | had two m804: two that |
hame he suin saw hou | he | haed been begunkit his guidwyfe |
his heid fell awa an | he | haed dovert aff intil a |
on his wey for aw | he | haedna been gaen lang whan |
the day thay war born | he | haes aw his back teeth |
set aboot biggin his hoose | he | hammered an knockit an med |
look at his face is | he | happy m1092: now look f1091: |
to the verandah from above | he | has a plaid over his |
is the first time that | he | has appeared in his ministerial |
outcome his punishment is that | he | has been asked to provide |
the project to encourage this | he | has bequeathed all his books |
of love and marriage when | he | has by his own admission |
over to cammy and dimps | he | has his coat over his |
there for the valiant effort | he | has made tae assert his |
micht takk their leave an | he | has pressed them tae his |
powers to take the action | he | has requested in his petition |
and soul o their diversions | he | has suddenly ceased his appearances |
a pit his feet stank | he | hated getting up on school |
his dad f1105: aye but | he | he went away didn t |
maclaurin laughed out loud as | he | headed for his own door |
decayed your desires were unnatural | he | heard the horror in his |
being called to the tolbooth | he | heard the major confess his |
clappies up in ilka airt | he | hed his armour furbisht an |
sae the neisten thing wis | he | hedna cheinged his auld weys |
ane sic a fearsome look | he | hes in his een guest |
for his new years denner | he | hid been deein this for |
shares with his big brother | he | hides his notebook and pencil |
we mind on him as | he | his bidden he wis born |
bygaun on his snares that | he | howps will tak me unawares |
is what we want ed | he | hud a hare up his |
sie but nae suiner hae | he | hystit his haund or the |
exciting and well respected architects | he | impressed the panel with his |
before he began his message | he | introduced a staff member to |
by a thick crocheted curtain | he | introduces me to his vivacious |
s wasting his time furthermore | he | is 23 and is half |
holiday with his mum and | he | is about by the looks |
from minister for rural affairs | he | is accompanied by his new |
twa wi his spade whan | he | is diggin his gairden moula |
dish his denner up if | he | is dowpit doon tae watch |
shona himsell is in thare | he | is lyin in his bed |
if i am his and | he | is mine forever where streams |
fictional writers are his children | he | is the first the most |
sore foot on a stool | he | is wearing a nightgown his |
on the clans i daresay | he | is writing his book even |
there wis a pause till | he | jaloused whit jagged his jaws |
doun there wi the worms | he | jerkt his thoum dounstream tae |
to his tranquil disposition as | he | just followed the egg as |
sweit frae his broo as | he | keekit tae see gin the |
big bull wi its horns | he | keeps cockit his lugs when |
doun the wattir an syne | he | keikit his fish heid oot |
1590s has of weillie persons | he | kens his groats among other |
wis deid langsyne shows aa | he | kens his heid s fu |
seumas the nicht ah think | he | kens his name areddies whit |
kent fine whit hed happened | he | kent aa aboot his cousin |
his een an at aince | he | kent hir for his ain |
scots there s nae dout | he | kent his groats in ither |
life wis guid an weel | he | kent it his wame wis |
his haill hert an nou | he | kent that he haed been |
o the craig an afore | he | kent whaur he wes his |
places he could stay if | he | kept his head low the |
his favourite abba track although | he | kept quiet about that when |
swirl of the sea did | he | kick his boots free did |
face that fear through doll | he | kin dae his talking through |
and draws his small knife | he | kneels down and cuts at |
bag and his hat and | he | knocked on the door with |
no more his head because | he | knows a fearful fiend doth |
as thrilling as any and | he | knows how in his own |
that whan he growes up | he | l no tak eftir his |
such intensity was draining though | he | laid his pencil down leant |
in wis blaan aff there | he | lay in his bed lookin |
crept through his brain said | he | let me hae this thing |
pause if your richt an | he | lets his tongue wander loose |
home after injuring his daughter | he | lies groaning with pain for |
wiping his bum whit s | he | like when he s pissed |
o his uncle brian forbye | he | likit the sky train it |
his name wis clark an | he | lived tae be an old |
his reputation tae think aboot | he | ll be the persuasive type |
aff his chairms sae s | he | ll can forder the doctrine |
he s three oors late | he | ll fin his plate s |
dippin days are ower nou | he | ll get his reward in |
wull so gae 3rd wicht | he | ll hae hud his tea |
his father s office johnny | he | ll no wallop me again |
that kens the truth and | he | ll steik his gab lilian |
shower for three days but | he | ll still fix his hair |
shifted uncomfortably in his seat | he | loathed scenes he was going |
his mug now empty then | he | looked out of the window |
like his son jesus christ | he | looks at someone an he |
measure of personal care if | he | loses all his dignity and |
intae a big fish an | he | lost his beer money a |
as a result of that | he | lost much of his social |
his ain an a bryde | he | loued weill sae in the |
laugh f943: well no cause | he | loves his hair he s |
lang o comin til him | he | lowpit on his pownie an |
quick forsweirt his royal pretensions | he | luikt him ower frae kype |
on his roof hasn t | he | m1092: give me other one |
ill spell o the wutch | he | mairrit his lassie the verra |
aye f1095: ah m1096: and | he | maked his [inaudible] with arms |
the past few days but | he | makes his point well and |
you god bless you son | he | measured out his words so |
at his muckle jaw thocht | he | micht be big but he |
his ain kintrie for than | he | micht never gae back til |
case worse in a sodger | he | micht run amuck wi his |
faither the keing sae that | he | micht thenk him for his |
of his mother but no | he | might kick out and wake |
he returned to his coffee | he | mulled over how best to |
their rin his muckle rod | he | muntit fast wi reel an |
his leave o the ithers | he | muntit inti his chair an |
he may tak comfort though | he | must ever regret his haein |
in the morning i decide | he | must go back into his |
bairn never married or that | he | must walk away from his |
there but against his will | he | never received ony benefit frae |
his faith in that sense | he | niver stopped believin in the |
his ain twa haunds did | he | no pou his ship seivin |
his haund an here did | he | no turn fergal aw at |
lost his way home does | he | not know how to get |
credit of his master that | he | not only allowed this girl |
ferr on his road whan | he | noticed stickin intil a reid |
with his wife in 1959 | he | offered me coffee and we |
a towel over his head | he | only wears his underpants cammy |
princess spak til him here | he | opent his een an at |
years and how much time | he | or his officials have spent |
the same letter to grant | he | outlines his thoughts on that |
gie her his blessin afore | he | pairtit and he cam by |
newton mearns then where does | he | park his 4x4 could it |
wutches sae that verra nicht | he | pat his brither in his |
an wabbitie an droukit sae | he | pat his horse in ane |
him throu his greed but | he | pit oot his tongue rudely |
he sat there weeping as | he | played his amazing prelude when |
looked right at me as | he | pointed to his ruddy countenance |
of the island for which | he | possessed by gift of his |
jack mcconnell so that when | he | publishes his external affairs policy |
s escaped from the field | he | pushed his nose out through |
a jigsaw f1104: [laugh] can | he | put his feet on here |
me in mynd o hir | he | puts his hand on his |
just inside the kitchen door | he | puts his hands behind his |
silky fuzz on his head | he | puts his thumb in his |
happened tae him m1096: erm | he | putted his dad hat on |
his story m805: and and | he | putted screws in screws in |
he doon the stair is | he | putting his parcels under the |
incomer s vast dimensions an | he | quick forsweirt his royal pretensions |
viking that luiks back whan | he | quuts his ain strand valgerd |
set oot on his traivels | he | rade an he rade aw |
his traivels he rade an | he | rade aw day owre bens |
cookie the cream overflowed then | he | raised it to his lips |
nae mair o yeir lees | he | raises his sword moula awricht |
sae out the simmer hous | he | ran wi his sting owre |
his castell [inhale] which understand | he | rane to the posterne but |
o the riddils thocht syne | he | raxt his hairns an he |
be his i suppose if | he | really was the guv he |
sent by his lady which | he | regards as divinely inspired in |
an aw afore dawin sae | he | reined up his horse an |
across his knees lily mcnamee | he | remembered her still as a |
the floor slightly apart but | he | rested his hands on his |
lordships had taken their seats | he | resumed his as if they |
did hold his hand and | he | returned my grip to the |
passage to be keapt without | he | returned quicklye to his chalmer |
s above vulgar emotion as | he | returned to his coffee he |
the patient vowed that when | he | rose from his bed of |
his ludgins an in haste | he | rowed up his claes an |
haed risen owre the craig | he | rubbit his een an ai |
dimps apart fi the fact | he | s a guy in his |
his books so even when | he | s affecting the pretentious latinised |
his as yit unmarried usher | he | s all yours said alba |
s also got his ehm | he | s also got his artistic |
politics m741: yeah m605: but | he | s also got his ehm |
awa at seven o clock | he | s awa to get his |
re they choose ehm or | he | s choo- his name is |
staein krista yi heard berna | he | s come fur his entitlement |
the pouer o his stick | he | s confessed it she s |
taen aff his tapcoat an | he | s cummin up nou irenuska |
law is his primary interest | he | s decided to drop out |
aneuch wi his wee son | he | s fair the aipil o |
in the haw the nou | he | s feinisht his wark wi |
breathes stour in clarty hole | he | s filled his share o |
rocks back and forth dimps | he | s fuckin lucky his abuser |
polis he s a doctur | he | s goat his reputation tae |
the nest f1114: [inhale] yes | he | s gonna hatch aye his |
dog barking f1116: i know | he | s gonna see his mum |
on his trailer aye m1098: | he | s got a farm f1097: |
standing in the road and | he | s got his hands on |
engine f1095: mmhm m1096: [exhale] | he | s got his hat on |
s his on his head | he | s got his his mouth |
a chance bruce aye noo | he | s got his lance in |
so on the one hand | he | s got his politics m741: |
den f1115: that s it | he | s got on his cowboy |
his bowl do you think | he | s got some sugar puffs |
his name is paris seems | he | s greek too i m |
for his mum look aw | he | s greetin f1116: aw he |
keeps cockit his lugs when | he | s guzzlin slugs for the |
sped off home last november | he | s home starting his course |
the children s panel ach | he | s jist like his faither |
job interview down in surrey | he | s keeping his fingers crossed |
21 and plays for edmonton | he | s known to his fans |
and of course syntax so | he | s meeting his lover and |
wadna hurt a flie whan | he | s no eydent at his |
haun clamped ower his mooth | he | s no stuck fur motorin |
his mother m942: i think | he | s not allowed to go |
s hazelnut just same thing | he | s off his heid m1014: |
air whaur s jack lilian | he | s on his way he |
him in his natural habitat | he | s out of condition then |
lyke that afore onie gait | he | s pleased aneuch wi his |
sitting his sitting his knees | he | s sitting f1113: he s |
f1113: that s his mouth | he | s smiling f1114: where does |
look with his teddy bear | he | s still sleeping and daddy |
a strange colonel juist arrived | he | s taen aff his tapcoat |
naw f1115: do you think | he | s tootin his horn to |
uh huh f1097: mmhm m1098: | he | s [?]trailer[/?] f1097: on his |
d tae dae his biddin | he | s uised her maist foully |
cause he loves his hair | he | s very you know he |
he s greetin f1116: aw | he | s waitin for his mum |
enjoying the courses and feels | he | s wasting his time furthermore |
of his written medium er | he | s writing in effectively what |
coat over his head stew | he | s yin o the founder |
himsell as his guidwyfe sae | he | said ah canna help ye |
yir a cheeky wee besom | he | said and felt his accent |
hair style drive safely now | he | said as he flashed his |
up with his nonsense because | he | said he was only going |
him in his extremitie for | he | said he was over sett |
his bit ti dae an | he | said im ah no listenin |
his reasons to the government | he | said in a time when |
and he shook his head | he | said miss polly [inaudible] to |
on practising his english learned | he | said on the paddock and |
his hand in the till | he | said presenting the matter as |
til his riddil an syne | he | said sen ah hae fund |
his breathing after a minute | he | said she didna misken ye |
in his bosom somethin stir | he | said tae eve it isnae |
alasdair haed bidden him syne | he | said til his brither alasdair |
wi that arrangement mr dundas | he | said to his half brother |
don t spare the horses | he | said with his customary wriggle |
sall caa his name jesus | he | sall be michtie and sall |
caa his name jesus for | he | sall sain his fowk frae |
his fit and ligg doon | he | sall tell ye what tae |
into his sinuses because after | he | sat down he blew out |
vanse alloued him in and | he | sat wi his faither for |
he told me exactly what | he | saw in his head and |
played his amazing prelude when | he | saw us come in he |
tae yon auld deil dunbar | he | schewre his feddreme that was |
career about inside it will | he | scream his way into convulsions |
pitscottie was a protestant and | he | seems to have written his |
cryit him inby juist as | he | set his fuit owre the |
ye r vext aboot it | he | shakes his head malcolm astonished |
bairn malcolm na na na | he | shakes his head shona gin |
a get anither belter but | he | shall answer for his sins |
didnae ken whit tae dae | he | shone his licht on them |
voice taking him by surprise | he | shook his head clear of |
looked at the dolly and | he | shook his head he said |
huik an poued it strecht | he | shook his heid an muckle |
occasional poet himself he felt | he | should defend his muse i |
in his youth he felt | he | should go to find out |
background to all this activity | he | should have in his own |
were ballooning uselessly away too | he | showed her his white teeth |
to be a neighbour later | he | showed me into his sparse |
answer for his sins sin | he | shows nae remorse a ll |
his back for a week | he | slept on the floor suffering |
image thits been stamped oan | he | smiles bit his eyes ur |
aff like a halloween squib | he | sookit awa at his toddy |
endit [inhale] to the taikin | he | sould lat him sie his |
turnin back doun the wattir | he | soumed on his gait ti |
gat ti his feet an | he | spak ae thing a d |
covers his boney face and | he | speaks in a soft throaty |
will cover that point when | he | speaks to his amendment which |
his queer norlan tongue an | he | speirs hou muckle drink are |
the lord sain ye than | he | speirt at his stibble rig |
it in his jaiket fan | he | spied the quine hersel comin |
his faither gied him whit | he | spiered an he set oot |
help his maister cleid himsell | he | spiered at the duik haed |
his and held it while | he | spoke and at the end |
his head since yesterday afternoon | he | spoke of the changing face |
step tae the scaffold bare | he | stamped his fit wi rage |
his character is flawed because | he | stands in the way of |
lay the fellow down but | he | starts his oof uh oof |
falconry pursuits in this interview | he | stated that his intention in |
house a whilie uh huh | he | stayed with his granny last |
the lichtenin crack bit fin | he | steered his muckle pot a |
poem an caimbed his hair | he | steppit up the gibbet stair |
in his coat an syne | he | stertit ti flie hame but |
shouted speccy he fuckin did | he | stole his shoes they were |
with her free hand and | he | stops his noise immediately even |
an getting ti his feet | he | stuid in ahint the lord |
o his twa een an | he | swure at the doormen ye |
pouk his feathers turn afore | he | taks anither douk in th |
cried scots in his submission | he | talks o the need tae |
see his slides on nigeria | he | taught chemistry there for 2 |
wey freen i replied whan | he | tellt me whaur his brither |
blyth in his breist an | he | telt the seivin men thay |
s shaken by the throat | he | th- reverts into his natural |
adam wearied aw his lane | he | thocht he d reason tae |
doun bi the ingil an | he | thocht hou pleisant his lyfe |
sat doun tae his kail | he | thocht o sanct ringan o |
winter an owre lange idle | he | thocht ti steir his fuit |
redd his mynd o whit | he | thocht wes supersteition he telt |
deid luve wis the sang | he | threapit tull his ain fowk |
to his journal as when | he | threw plates at his wife |
from first hand experience as | he | told his friends in the |
and except on special occasions | he | took all his meals there |
suffer again even more profoundly | he | took to the sea his |
o his enchine nothin happened | he | tried hid again bit there |
help an his blessin an | he | tuik his cogie o guid |
gaed tae his lang hame | he | tuik it as nae mair |
sae his mind made up | he | tuik the gate back to |
aff his scairf an then | he | tuik the hair o lu |
troots the wife decries as | he | tuims oot aa his winnins |
his hert was sair as | he | turned tae seek the yowe |
but nou his legal mind | he | turns tae judge the case |
dae weill ti say naething | he | unbuckles his belt anither wurd |
he s s- successful is | he | understands his humanity an he |
he understands his humanity an | he | understands that he has certain |
um he used five and | he | used four for his eye |
for his other eye and | he | used um one for his |
us wha could tell whiles | he | wad let ye stroke his |
fairies spiert at him gin | he | wad play his pypes for |
camp on 23rd november 1944 | he | was 26 years old his |
his own back he was | he | was a big man and |
to london within a decade | he | was at work on his |
his style of dress but | he | was certain his son s |
in his previous job when | he | was clare short s deputy |
in his eyes doubting thomas | he | was crumbling too she had |
the looks of his picture | he | was definitely in his early |
his seat he loathed scenes | he | was going to have to |
that s right m1106: oh | he | was happy to see his |
unless as somebody whispered once | he | was his master s very |
just beside his chair and | he | was in his early seventies |
also to george foulkes when | he | was in his previous job |
to the central heating when | he | was joined on his left |
officiously naturally he admits everything | he | was literally caught with his |
his biscuit this moming because | he | was noisy and rude and |
his nonsense because he said | he | was only going two stops |
his extremitie for he said | he | was over sett witht multitud |
to on his i pod | he | was probably gettin jiggy with |
like a measly wee dottie | he | was raising up to his |
let go his arm for | he | was right i had disgusting |
of his acquaintances knew that | he | was the author the keekeiad |
his whenever jimmy glanced up | he | was trawling the reactions of |
but most of the time | he | was with his disciples now |
a clean oot ma pot | he | watches ower his table fae |
tae spail frae ferture fell | he | weisit me his bandoune wyce |
step ben the scaffold stair | he | welcomed hame his queen a |
but gie badger his due | he | went back tae see whit |
i the ballop at doun | he | went on his knees haudin |
[laugh] m941: do you think | he | went on holiday on his |
[laugh] m942: eh i think | he | went on holiday with his |
on his release from prison | he | went to the continent and |
but his maister juist leuch | he | wes a strang crouss man |
thay war his freins an | he | wes mukkil behauden til thaim |
git sleepit for his girnin | he | wes owre het he wes |
his pypes for thair cumpanie | he | wes quick ti grie the |
his airms war sair an | he | wes sair aw owre but |
frae his brou foraye an | he | wes that braw the warna |
his ain een for aw | he | wes vext his sairvant suid |
his marine diesel ye see | he | wid say a poo- a |
paper covering so he knows | he | will get his hands dirty |
his experience to good use | he | will get peter quince to |
to use his natural speech | he | will not feel that his |
failing to achieve his purpose | he | will pay as forfeit one |
till his sullen dame gins | he | wins hame shuin pits him |
bluidy hell oot o there | he | wis aff his mark an |
him as he his bidden | he | wis born for s in |
if only his doctor kent | he | wis fit eneuch tae gang |
his gammy leg but there | he | wis forlorn an dowf staunin |
door o his new hoose | he | wis joost maachtless be dis |
in his hairt for whaur | he | wis juist wadna dae him |
it dawned on him that | he | wis on his ain an |
his een tested he thocht | he | wis strugglin wi his auld |
a scairf on his heid | he | wis weirin a scarlet jack |
his hairt wis gowd an | he | wis wi oot twa facin |
the bairn was his and | he | wished to marry ann all |
proudfoot efter liftin his creels | he | wisna doin too weel so |
last ah saw o him | he | wisnae cairryin his rod ah |
in his lyf felt dt | he | wiz a pairt o it |
keys like that and now | he | won t be pacified his |
workin and nae maitter whether | he | works hard or little his |
the concern of his department | he | would do what he could |
his arms saying to ann | he | would go with them there |
that even if he was | he | wouldna gang near his faither |
mind till shift a bittie | he | wound up his line and |
strong an he would when | he | writes to his freends fae |
caged wi feint a care | he | wrote poem an caimbed his |
overlook his sea of dreams | he | wrote that this temple was |
de chine chopin loved palma | he | wrote to his friend julian |
ti the brouin ogre an | he | wul clour ye wi his |
wie the soothfast wird that | he | wull aye be wie his |