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| wired in an listened til | him | a bit but in speirit |
| brawlie saint tae be til | him | a place a bit mair |
| een til his she offers | him | a reed pype an pits |
| matchwyfe hae me bandit til | him | agin ma will ettlin a |
| whanever ah meet in wi | him | ah juist say til him |
| irena thenk ye you tell | him | ah m mukkil behauden til |
| hir ontil his horse ahint | him | an cairrit hir hame til |
| at the airn cam til | him | an he seen the smiddy |
| til painsion age an sinsyne | him | an his marrow hev been |
| um a m telt at | him | an jean flitted up til |
| heid an haundit it til | him | an juist as the ither |
| wutch unbar the dure til | him | an lat him inby but |
| otters liftit thair faces til | him | an lippent weill til his |
| sae he spak back til | him | an said tell on ah |
| syde for ti speak til | him | an shaw him favor the |
| war deid mhair cryit til | him | an shuik him wi aw |
| at thaim ti speak til | him | anaw an syne they hailed |
| paraleesit aa were brocht til | him | and he healit them aa |
| til his maister an telt | him | anent wee fairie wumman says |
| ti lat hir speak til | him | awa gaed the princess an |
| haed twae brithers prenticed til | him | baith steidie lads an fyne |
| ane o the thirlmen til | him | bi a rounaboot wey an |
| whit uise a can til | him | blythe ti hear this the |
| this mornin ah said til | him | bobik ye r ma verra |
| kneels doun an says til | him | brither ye re a man |
| mukkil droll club an felled | him | deid til the fluir an |
| an zhu wu says til | him | dinna you get yirsel insnorled |
| micht hae been guid til | him | eftir aw but ochone ochanee |
| his faither an said til | him | faither an ye wul be |
| speak til him an shaw | him | favor the fermer wes cawed |
| bonniest littil leddie up til | him | for ti be his pairtner |
| lie wang jin says til | him | gin a micht bother ye |
| yeir saets an never heed | him | gin ye tak tent til |
| god an ah prayed til | him | gunnar an the auld gods |
| an nae skaith cam til | him | he beguid ti think his |
| wurd l macbeth tend til | him | he brings gret news messenger |
| a l tak ye til | him | he conducts him to the |
| ken whit ti say til | him | he l be wyld aboot |
| wirna lang o comin til | him | he lowpit on his pownie |
| o the hous said til | him | he trailed out twa thrie |
| maitter whit ah said til | him | he wadna lat me fill |
| ye mak ti speak til | him | he winna aunsir but onlie |
| him ah juist say til | him | hello ut concecutivum an he |
| the littil princess spak til | him | here he opent his een |
| a lang mankie baerd on | him | hingin doun til his kist |
| his bed his pypes asyde | him | his face turnt til the |
| gin ye tak tent til | him | his ill turn wul lest |
| doun a bit praisent til | him | in thenks for his magnanimitie |
| dure til him an lat | him | inby but haud you the |
| duin til the witch beckons | him | inside and he enters curtain |
| morn wutch rin listen til | him | it s as mukkil as |
| summon macduff ti cum til | him | lord ay he did that |
| this but she says til | him | ma faither ye ken wad |
| finn his storie sayin til | him | ma guidwyfe an me haes |
| til his vocabular an made | him | mair skeilie i english this |
| auld the constable says til | him | marischal gao hes eenou taen |
| tryit ti speak nyce til | him | mither but he wes sic |
| mornin bobik ah said til | him | onlie the day guid mornin |
| wadna say ower mukkil til | him | or he s settilt doun |
| revenge gin ye wul save | him | orm coughs guid nicht til |
| sent for cormac an gied | him | richt awa the aunser til |
| able for staunin up til | him | sae the ae an ane |
| eild gledlie gied thaim til | him | sae the yungest laddie set |
| him the war sumthing about | him | she didna tak til ae |
| a chaunce ti speak til | him | she wes taen til anither |
| a wul gie it til | him | siward na he s worth |
| push the dish owre til | him | smirtlin you eit this up |
| gae fesh a medicines til | him | swythe exit officer with assistance |
| awthing that alasdair haed bidden | him | syne he said til his |
| hir chaumer an said til | him | syre suin ah maun leive |
| meenister for culture speirin at | him | tae come til a meetin |
| it hed been necessar fur | him | tae pruve til the fermer |
| o solway moss this gart | him | tak til his bed seen |
| ah m mukkil behauden til | him | takes the cake ferapont eh |
| the auldest fairie said til | him | tam ye hae been a |
| til yeir pouer it wes | him | that claucht yeir bairn frae |
| ye ir ti say til | him | that whan he haes drukken |
| doun his chowks listen til | him | the ettin s dochter jyned |
| nae tyme ti speak til | him | the nou he maun hae |
| letter an gied it til | him | the prince liftit the lid |
| the auldest princess haundit til | him | the rosie sie shell fou |
| aw she made signs til | him | ti fesh a pen ink |
| whan it cam tyme for | him | ti gang hame til the |
| he lat the wurfs gyde | him | til a craig nearhaund whaur |
| end soliony haes ti challenge | him | til a duel looks at |
| whan the auld kerlin felled | him | til his knees syne the |
| back an flew awa wi | him | til the ettin s keep |
| for me ah never askit | him | til ti dee lyke yon |
| ye til him he conducts | him | to the door leading to |
| knees an liftit up til | him | twa faces aa broukit wi |
| his wyfe ti wryte til | him | uisin hir page as a |
| toast til awbodie than ti | him | we miss an ilk til |
| nou it cam back til | him | wha haed putten sic spells |
| pass or ah gang til | him | whaur he bydes wunter nichts |
| an the bodie says til | him | whit s yir business here |
| an it cam hame til | him | wi a fell stound juist |
| cryit til him an shuik | him | wi aw hir micht but |
| the baa wis stuck til | him | wi fishie glue prince duan |
| be nice an polite til | him | wul ye no in the |
| tryin ti souk up til | him | ye war aye guid at |
| thaim throu an said til | him | yeir mither wad never hae |
| ti dine an says til | him | yon gao the braw can |
| oh aye she ll gie | him | a cuddle and mak him |
| word of course i drew | him | a glower and let him |
| him ye l no tell | him | a haed it wul ye |
| him aa his stories giein | him | a job fur life wi |
| arms round him and gives | him | a kiss angelica oh thank |
| him a lot i respect | him | a lot but th- he |
| his name er i like | him | a lot i respect him |
| thread and she would give | him | a piece to help him |
| alang tae him an tell | him | a sent ye geordie taen |
| him lilian yes to marry | him | a slap in the face |
| queen smirtlin at him haundit | him | a tass o wyne ti |
| tell him ye ll gie | him | a visa tae veesit the |
| faither s fiddle an learned | him | aa his stories giein him |
| to him i gaed wi | him | aa richt but i never |
| askin for him an ask | him | aboot his sair back curtain |
| him i did i asked | him | aboot it but peggy unable |
| sit wi him and tell | him | aboot whit s happened that |
| him wi a hoast on | him | afore he gaed oot an |
| faither tae let him see | him | afore he was sent tae |
| o him never think on | him | again ah hear the cocks |
| eftir him mynd an tell | him | ah wes askin for him |
| o mercie na ringan leave | him | alane ah dinna want him |
| m1092: uh uh him him | him | all f1091: he s all |
| be mad not him not | him | all the time making out |
| thare ah ve dreamed aboot | him | an ah ve luived him |
| him ah wes askin for | him | an ask him aboot his |
| lang the ithers set on | him | an bure him ti the |
| an haed thay no claucht | him | an cairrit him awa throu |
| so he gaes up tae | him | an chats him up he |
| aince mair she pled wi | him | an gat roun him wi |
| for slauchter ye can tak | him | an gie him the interrogator |
| an ance thon billie grippit | him | an halsit him wad he |
| gin this bodie hedna seen | him | an harlt him awa or |
| him thraw you this owre | him | an he poued ane o |
| time bit were mairriet tae | him | an huddin him tae the |
| seemed weill pleised ti see | him | an invytit him ti sit |
| treisur kists than thai dauntoned | him | an kest him inti festinence |
| place up x3 they catched | him | an killt him doon in |
| saw him cummin he joukit | him | an lat oot a loud |
| follow him as they obey | him | an learn from him they |
| the grieve maun hae harnessed | him | an led him oot for |
| feed cleid redd up eftir | him | an luik eftir him aw |
| for thay kickit him snakkit | him | an pykit him or he |
| you tak it alang tae | him | an tell him a sent |
| kists wul be reddie for | him | an tell him that he |
| the winter jonsar eck peyed | him | an thanked him for bein |
| nae fairfaw or fareweill ti | him | an thare he kervit him |
| aw juist waitin ti walcum | him | an thenk him for lowsin |
| the thames etc they catched | him | an they killt him doon |
| olga eftir aw ye respect | him | an think weill o him |
| bettir than douglas can sess | him | an troke him fur john |
| him low walks off with | him | an whit ir ye graenin |
| kent richt aff it wis | him | an yet it wisna him |
| are all going to see | him | and be like him what |
| you know we could see | him | and do see him as |
| dad went and looked for | him | and found him sure m1092: |
| she throws her arms round | him | and gives him a kiss |
| him making a fool of | him | and he couldn t answer |
| tickle him f1107: you tickle | him | and he s soft and |
| said mr scott you shower | him | and i ll write him |
| rest of the chaps seen | him | and knocked him doon m608: |
| give him time and reassure | him | and make him so happy |
| when it is used injures | him | and prevents him frae workin |
| about that and they removed | him | and replaced him with another |
| throat fiona smiled fondly at | him | and soon had him in |
| ah go and sit wi | him | and tell him aboot whit |
| up to go and see | him | and tell him gladys maybe |
| fathers they walk very like | him | and they talk like him |
| i pull the covers over | him | and tuck him in they |
| my haill life i loved | him | and waited on him coming |
| home his neighbor pepper discovers | him | and wheels him home in |
| niver misken the soun o | him | and when ye saw him |
| if someone is spying on | him | and will report him to |
| him f1091: they re pushing | him | are they are they pushing |
| be a tattie bogil wi | him | aroun yit a thole him |
| see him and do see | him | as a successful man of |
| him an yet it wisna | him | as she d iver kent |
| him while sigmund freud hailed | him | as the man whose last |
| encounters jesus as they follow | him | as they obey him an |
| jennie saw him she kent | him | at aince but he didna |
| and it wasna him not | him | at all it was a |
| him still fine to have | him | at home meantime monday 7 |
| eftir him an luik eftir | him | aw yeir leevin days morag |
| shake his heid to get | him | awa fae him m1096: bzzzz |
| hedna seen him an harlt | him | awa or draggit him doun |
| no claucht him an cairrit | him | awa throu the wyde warld |
| called it which had sent | him | away according to him for |
| jennie s turn ti pleise | him | aweill she pleised him that |
| got him m1128: that s | him | aye aye here s him |
| reichenbach falls and then brought | him | back and he brought him |
| him back and he brought | him | back not because the books |
| i ve lost him gie | him | back to me if you |
| him f1091: thomas ll pull | him | back to the station m1092: |
| bodies at cam out ti | him | bade him in ti sit |
| him whitwey can a deleiver | him | bak ti carlyle jyle at |
| that tuke richt wele with | him | be apperans and callit him |
| fergal thenkit him for it | him | be in a cannie an |
| him finding herself warming to | him | because of this reaction to |
| him f1107: you never seen | him | before in your life [inaudible] |
| heize him up an cairt | him | ben tae s touslt bed |
| ah l growe ti lyke | him | better whan ah ken him |
| tuik his pock awa frae | him | biddin him up the stair |
| brushing him i m brushing | him | brushing keep brushing for him |
| mean of course ye ken | him | but hae ye seen him |
| comfortably nae till i tellt | him | but it wasna him it |
| him she did not encourage | him | but she did not discourage |
| him tammy we never knew | him | by thomas he was a |
| cammy kneels beside him holds | him | cammy we re here fur |
| tried and i ve told | him | categorically i ve told him |
| him categorically i ve told | him | categorically like six times just |
| a haud o him tellin | him | caum yirsel brither ye ll |
| touch him just look at | him | cause some dogs and cats |
| hud him tee is hold | him | close limmer is a slut |
| yur wheesht krista pause him | him | comin back s upset yi |
| loved him and waited on | him | coming ilka summer i looked |
| m1092: him go- him [inaudible] | him | crashed ain f1091: has he |
| gaird an whan he saw | him | cummin he joukit him an |
| him like a wean and | him | daein this fuckin heidmaister routine |
| deana you don t love | him | deana i never loved him |
| rowland but with him with | him | deana wha else here would |
| her and a woman seeing | him | delated him to mr john |
| him on his side holds | him | dimps fuck sake an eppy |
| loved him if she let | him | do it that it would |
| catched him an they killt | him | doon in london toon x3 |
| they catched him an killt | him | doon in lonnon toon x3 |
| chaps seen him and knocked | him | doon m608: mm m194: he |
| i the wame at knockit | him | doun an sent him out |
| harlt him awa or draggit | him | doun it s ti be |
| talk to him work beside | him | drink with him in the |
| him say ye wul mairrie | him | eftir he haes laid the |
| recognise him when we see | him | either that or we ll |
| mean who s he m1092: | him | elephant f1091: elephant m1092: him |
| him elephant f1091: elephant m1092: | him | elephant who him name f1091: |
| the ae clour he drave | him | erselins owre an gart him |
| ah could forgive him tell | him | every time ah cut bleed |
| bomb him oot could heelstergowdie | him | explorin his crackly kingdom his |
| name it was always him | him | f1054: is that m1042: he |
| m1092: no him no get | him | f1091: and toffee cannae get |
| [?]him said yeah, that's him.[/?] him said that s | him | f1091: [laugh] m1092: [inaudible] dog |
| trucks doin m1092: they push | him | f1091: they re pushing him |
| m1092: and thomas goin push | him | f1091: thomas ll pull him |
| s driving the car m1092: | him | f1091: what s him s |
| driving the big digger m1092: | him | f1091: what s him s |
| f1095: faa has m1096: him | him | f1095: oh aye and he |
| him brushing keep brushing for | him | f1103: mmhm f1104: [exhale] tommy |
| f1103: [inaudible] f1104: that s | him | f1103: that s him right |
| no m1108: i never seen | him | f1107: you never seen him |
| he m1108: and i tickle | him | f1107: you tickle him and |
| right tell him right tell | him | f1111: well you tell him |
| see him i ve found | him | f1116: no f1115: there he |
| and she used tae poke | him | f637: oh poke him terrible |
| m1092: uh huh look at | him | face him happy now f1091: |
| him a cuddle and mak | him | feel better will she m1096: |
| made him feel right made | him | feel happy pity jimmy s |
| better than any meal made | him | feel right made him feel |
| good man she looks at | him | finding herself warming to him |
| him he d come wi | him | fir the results bit he |
| eck peyed him an thanked | him | for bein so quick fin |
| aw wes duin fergal thenkit | him | for it him be in |
| ti walcum him an thenk | him | for lowsin thaim frae the |
| call him haven t seen | him | for months and i pretend |
| sent him away according to | him | for one more or less |
| him ma lassie ye lowsed | him | frae a spell ah hae |
| him tae scotland he saved | him | frae hard labour in the |
| for him maconochie belched separated | him | frae his faimly and freens |
| him an thare he kervit | him | frae wame ti chowks syne |
| used injures him and prevents | him | frae workin and nae maitter |
| can sess him an troke | him | fur john grene at is |
| wi him wad he let | him | gae hame aa nicht he |
| halsit him wad he let | him | gae he wis hoyed inti |
| on him i ve lost | him | gie him back to me |
| oh satan when ye tak | him | gie him the schulin o |
| littil wad his guidwyfe loued | him | gin thay haed desertit him |
| and see him and tell | him | gladys maybe neil exasperated maybe |
| man got m1092: no that | him | [?]go[/?] him got that f1091: |
| to betray him not let | him | go mitchel realised he was |
| s happened to james m1092: | him | go- him [inaudible] him crashed |
| no m1092: no him [inaudible] | him | going himself f1091: you think |
| then i thanked him waved | him | good bye and set off |
| s dad got m1092: him | him | got my snake f1091: look |
| m1092: no that him [?]go[/?] | him | got that f1091: it s |
| huh look at him face | him | happy now f1091: mmhm m1092: |
| lik sae monie houlets gruppit | him | harlt him inti the elf |
| nichtfaw the queen smirtlin at | him | haundit him a tass o |
| past father bird you wanted | him | have him i wont let |
| says we ve to call | him | haven t seen him for |
| happened to him m1092: hi- | him | having a wash f1091: uh |
| best pal hud says tae | him | he d come wi him |
| used to call him see | him | he s a that s |
| pick him up and carry | him | he screams walk selfies and |
| the multitude that was following | him | he thought within him self |
| again m1092: uh uh him | him | him all f1091: he s |
| hawd yur wheesht krista pause | him | him comin back s upset |
| his name it was always | him | him f1054: is that m1042: |
| bike f1095: faa has m1096: | him | him f1095: oh aye and |
| what s dad got m1092: | him | him got my snake f1091: |
| fall again m1092: uh uh | him | him him all f1091: he |
| his novel proposition and asked | him | him how to get to |
| bunny alba was looking at | him | him looking strangely strangely do |
| she hur doon there an | him | him ower there deid these |
| in him she winna feed | him | hirsell an she seems content |
| luiv him luiv awthing aboot | him | his voice his crack his |
| the floor cammy kneels beside | him | holds him cammy we re |
| pepper discovers him and wheels | him | home in a barrow scene |
| to him only abraham reminded | him | how he lived in the |
| novel proposition and asked him | him | how to get to his |
| subject in saying that to | him | i also congratulate him on |
| someone in the cell with | him | i am james mitchel him |
| and then you ll see | him | i can see him m1094: |
| i said when i introduced | him | i congratulate him on the |
| him deana i never loved | him | i d throw mysel in |
| ye ken him you know | him | i dev not i do |
| justify herself i spoke tae | him | i did i asked him |
| him f1111: well you tell | him | i drew it you ve |
| will be aye something to | him | i gaed wi him aa |
| andy and wants to steal | him | i like him too but |
| okay f1104: i m brushing | him | i m brushing him brushing |
| calendar which was good of | him | i must thank him when |
| speak half and half to | him | i rage him in english |
| canna s- i can see | him | i ve found him f1116: |
| no keep an eye on | him | i ve lost him gie |
| bird you wanted him have | him | i wont let my daddy |
| hae rubbed my feet on | him | i wouldnae help him up |
| it would demonstrate she loved | him | if she let him do |
| da nae him onybody bit | him | ilkie nicht she said her |
| fold back the duvet lift | him | imperceptibly carry him to his |
| at him and soon had | him | in a taxi he sank |
| him aroun yit a thole | him | in craw widdies bikkerin crouse |
| half to him i rage | him | in english and i m |
| with him so rita took | him | in jessie ross is not |
| him an ah ve luived | him | in ma dream but it |
| at last the tractor drew | him | in tam cloured him wi |
| work beside him drink with | him | in the pub and isn |
| covers over him and tuck | him | in they tuck you up |
| cam out ti him bade | him | in ti sit doun i |
| to james m1092: him go- | him | [inaudible] him crashed ain f1091: |
| uh f1091: no m1092: no | him | [inaudible] him going himself f1091: |
| s him s name m1092: | him | [inaudible] me know he s |
| area and we were giving | him | information to help him to |
| to move aroundabout him pulling | him | inside passing him through its |
| ever bothered to talk to | him | instead of slagging him off |
| grabbed him quick and pit | him | intae greenock nick soon he |
| thai dauntoned him an kest | him | inti festinence i the massiemore |
| wi him sae profunditas follaed | him | inti the chaumer the elder |
| monie houlets gruppit him harlt | him | inti the elf ring an |
| whyle devellin him sair poussed | him | inti the hyste ye l |
| d call him to shame | him | into buttoning his shirt properly |
| produced a blue blazer buttoned | him | into it and led him |
| him an think weill o | him | it s true he s |
| tellt him but it wasna | him | it was just a technical |
| was largely him rita told | him | it was probably the foreign |
| thocht ye war joukin frae | him | it wes him that dang |
| [inaudible] no [censored: forename] dinna touch | him | just look at him cause |
| him a glower and let | him | ken that as far as |
| him on the road athoot | him | kennin an be his stewart |
| wul fikkil him whit wi | him | kennin aw the riddils in |
| that he had aye treated | him | kindly and furnished him wi |
| people had followed him without | him | knowing that is okay for |
| him to the ground covers | him | lee goes to jilly and |
| look at him look at | him | let s bam him up |
| was staunin in front o | him | like a wean and him |
| under his wing and treating | him | like family while teaching him |
| him martha you ve lost | him | lilian i d half lost |
| back and deana awa wi | him | lilian yes to marry him |
| kilbride bus station look at | him | look at him let s |
| you missed him there s | him | look see pudsey bear m1094: |
| alba was looking at him | him | looking strangely strangely do you |
| ha agnes blindfauld him tell | him | losin wan sense sherpens the |
| him erselins owre an gart | him | loss his rung wang jin |
| before that bear had struck | him | low walks off with him |
| syne ah stertit ti luiv | him | luiv awthing aboot him his |
| piglet what s happened to | him | m1092: hi- him having a |
| see him i can see | him | m1094: where f1093: not telling |
| to get him awa fae | him | m1096: bzzzz aye cause he |
| yet f1127: eh you got | him | m1128: that s him aye |
| kill him ye didna kill | him | ma lassie ye lowsed him |
| he not have done for | him | maconochie belched separated him frae |
| caum hiz souch shae gied | him | mait an pit him ti |
| that s the noise o | him | makin is that him sooking |
| smiling no grinning laughing at | him | making a fool of him |
| him alane ah dinna want | him | mankit dis the queen ken |
| her and i ve lost | him | martha you ve lost him |
| aw tell him strecht tell | him | morag mither we war richt |
| man ah wes speirin eftir | him | mynd an tell him ah |
| elephant m1092: him elephant who | him | name f1091: where m1092: there |
| ah maun never think o | him | never think on him again |
| through the window m1092: no | him | no get him f1091: and |
| she must be mad not | him | not him all the time |
| the dark and it wasna | him | not him at all it |
| maybe he intended to betray | him | not let him go mitchel |
| him gin thay haed desertit | him | nou here is yeir aunsir |
| him but hae ye seen | him | of late is he in |
| to him instead of slagging | him | off they d find he |
| his gret luve haes egged | him | on an helpit him ti |
| to him i also congratulate | him | on having come to a |
| stew runs to steve turns | him | on his side holds him |
| him a piece to help | him | on his way he would |
| him which was great for | him | on the downhill slopes there |
| him be apperans and callit | him | on the morne to the |
| in ma mynd ti pass | him | on the road athoot him |
| i introduced him i congratulate | him | on the work that he |
| him into it and led | him | once more to the door |
| guard catches him slacking lands | him | one with his fancy swagger |
| mercy could be extended to | him | only abraham reminded him how |
| bit nae her da nae | him | onybody bit him ilkie nicht |
| hou did his bairns weir | him | oot but whit aboot him |
| anely a grenade could bomb | him | oot could heelstergowdie him explorin |
| hae harnessed him an led | him | oot for dandy the orra |
| him snakkit him an pykit | him | or he wes as deid |
| nae ither wey o mittlin | him | or killin him sae finn |
| him yet they are not | him | others are very like their |
| knockit him doun an sent | him | out inti the street wi |
| o ma speak naither cast | him | out nor hinner him ye |
| hur doon there an him | him | ower there deid these last |
| too all fourteen stone of | him | perhaps she invited him to |
| bubble started to move aroundabout | him | pulling him inside passing him |
| soaked and wild they grabbed | him | quick and pit him intae |
| him unless she d loved | him | really and truly forever and |
| possible you ve no heard | him | richt harry ask him yoursel |
| him better whan ah ken | him | richt nanse ah think ah |
| f1112: okay right right tell | him | right tell him f1111: well |
| s him f1103: that s | him | right you put that on |
| airt he taen thay follaed | him | rinkin him roun in a |
| told us it was largely | him | rita told him it was |
| taen thay follaed him rinkin | him | roun in a glaumerie ring |
| aye him s eating jerry | him | s ea- f1127: tom s |
| this ain daen m1128: aye | him | s eating jerry him s |
| m1092: him f1091: what s | him | s name m1092: him [inaudible] |
| him then f1091: what s | him | s name m1092: i don |
| m1092: him f1091: what s | him | s name m1092: no me |
| o mittlin him or killin | him | sae finn telt his freins |
| ye come an speak wi | him | sae profunditas follaed him inti |
| picked him up and delivered | him | safely to his own home |
| o hair eh m1092: [?]him said yeah, that's him.[/?] | him | said that s him f1091: |
| gruppit tammas an whyle devellin | him | sair poussed him inti the |
| clerks and pharisees yokit on | him | sairly tae gar him speak |
| she maun mak ane wi | him | say ye wul mairrie him |
| for a faither tae let | him | see him afore he was |
| the boys used to call | him | see him he s a |
| following him he thought within | him | self he was going to |
| should not fall foul of | him | she did not encourage him |
| thare an whan jennie saw | him | she kent him at aince |
| disna tak mukkil interest in | him | she winna feed him hirsell |
| did case fat guard catches | him | slacking lands him one with |
| coud pyke for thay kickit | him | snakkit him an pykit him |
| and reassure him and make | him | so happy he won t |
| so i ended up helpin | him | so i let him stand |
| from him they become like | him | so i m gonna cover |
| have nothing to do with | him | so rita took him in |
| o him makin is that | him | sooking up the custard f1114: |
| on him sairly tae gar | him | speak o mony things ettlin |
| helpin him so i let | him | stand on the chair and |
| runs to ed and holds | him | starts to untie him stew |
| holds him starts to untie | him | stew ed thull noh take |
| to want to part with | him | still fine to have him |
| hate him wanted to make | him | stop wanted to smash his |
| aince an for aw tell | him | strecht tell him morag mither |
| looked for him and found | him | sure m1092: uh huh where |
| steamed him tried tae tempt | him | tae eat wi sweet saps |
| at anither that by bringin | him | tae scotland he saved him |
| on him they said tae | him | tae speir for the lord |
| mairriet tae him an huddin | him | tae the tide o dishes |
| an oncoct worker i call | him | tammy we never knew him |
| blaegart is a blackguard hud | him | tee is hold him close |
| good if ah could forgive | him | tell him every time ah |
| sadie ha ha agnes blindfauld | him | tell him losin wan sense |
| it you ve to tell | him | tell him what s in |
| zhong clappit a haud o | him | tellin him caum yirsel brither |
| poke him f637: oh poke | him | terrible in t it f640: |
| shutting him up or losing | him | that bloody hi fi it |
| joukin frae him it wes | him | that dang yeir ships ti |
| reddie for him an tell | him | that he made a paction |
| and in a wee while | him | that was sib tae him |
| pleise him aweill she pleised | him | that weill she fair gat |
| him like family while teaching | him | the art of making and |
| can tak him an gie | him | the interrogator as accords o |
| when ye tak him gie | him | the schulin o your weans |
| fair taen a skunner at | him | the verra sicht o him |
| sister haedna mukkil tyme for | him | the war sumthing about him |
| don t know m1092: who | him | then f1091: what s him |
| him aye aye here s | him | there f1127: eh m1128: here |
| to f1093: oh you missed | him | there s him look see |
| him and when ye saw | him | there was the stick oot |
| obey him an learn from | him | they become like him so |
| couldna get the tow on | him | they said tae him tae |
| him i am james mitchel | him | they say that shot at |
| him up an say tae | him | thir thir ma wee son |
| hersel lichtly i didna tell | him | thon i couldna tell him |
| him thon i couldna tell | him | thon she wis sic a |
| gie ye sumthing ti settil | him | thraw you this owre him |
| him pulling him inside passing | him | through its translucent rainbow skin |
| gied him mait an pit | him | ti bed thai bene a |
| ti see him an invytit | him | ti sit himsell doun at |
| set on him an bure | him | ti the fluir an ane |
| egged him on an helpit | him | ti win back hame afore |
| mum said i ll give | him | time and reassure him and |
| steve helps him up takes | him | to a cushion steve lies |
| ways and to become like | him | to become more like him |
| of him perhaps she invited | him | to come because she s |
| giving him information to help | him | to get closer to running |
| duvet lift him imperceptibly carry | him | to his pram as if |
| a woman seeing him delated | him | to mr john nevay minister |
| strushle jock she d call | him | to shame him into buttoning |
| jilly runs to pat pulls | him | to the ground covers him |
| on him and will report | him | to the police because he |
| to steal him i like | him | too but i don t |
| a myowt she hid steamed | him | tried tae tempt him tae |
| she wouldn t have let | him | unless she d loved him |
| come back so i pick | him | up again and take him |
| wee while then i heize | him | up an cairt him ben |
| ony hoast or pyocher laid | him | up an gart him wheeze |
| his knees she d pick | him | up an say tae him |
| when mother offers to pick | him | up and carry him he |
| at hand the postie picked | him | up and delivered him safely |
| up tae him an chats | him | up he wis cried alasdair |
| him and i ll write | him | up in the office write |
| on him i wouldnae help | him | up m865: mmhm mmhm sorry |
| one dimensional sod or shutting | him | up or losing him that |
| him worried ed stew shut | him | up pause they ll be |
| aither side o him yerkit | him | up sayin this ll no |
| stew goes to steve helps | him | up takes him to a |
| pock awa frae him biddin | him | up the stair ti sit |
| at him let s bam | him | up they called to each |
| by the ornar pleased wi | him | wad he let him gae |
| billie grippit him an halsit | him | wad he let him gae |
| her face all i hate | him | wanted to make him stop |
| to leave then i thanked | him | waved him good bye and |
| him to become more like | him | we are called to live |
| him oot but whit aboot | him | weirin oot his wyfe an |
| him that was sib tae | him | wha he had spak o |
| see him and be like | him | what a beautifull thought the |
| ve to tell him tell | him | what s in the picture |
| laid him up an gart | him | wheeze like a kist o |
| of him i must thank | him | when i send out the |
| pairty we ll mibbe recognise | him | when we see him either |
| jennings had a sledge with | him | which was great for him |
| acknowledged his personal debt to | him | while sigmund freud hailed him |
| a riddil that wul fikkil | him | whit wi him kennin aw |
| whan shae wes feinist dimoleishin | him | whitwey can a deleiver him |
| the girse sickness nae an | him | wi a hoast on him |
| drew him in tam cloured | him | wi a pilin stab then |
| treated him kindly and furnished | him | wi claes bed board and |
| him the verra sicht o | him | wi his pudgetie bodie on |
| wi him an gat roun | him | wi promisses that she wad |
| me you won t rape | him | will you tell him you |
| niver kent fit wis facin | him | winnie didna pit him wise |
| facin him winnie didna pit | him | wise kennin foo muckle chae |
| they removed him and replaced | him | with another candidate on behalf |
| frae here rowland but with | him | with him deana wha else |
| him up again and take | him | with me to the shared |
| unhappy that people had followed | him | without him knowing that is |
| her but they talk to | him | work beside him drink with |
| doll doll you ve got | him | worried ed stew shut him |
| cast him out nor hinner | him | ye d owrelook his failins |
| ah didna want ti kill | him | ye didna kill him ma |
| pompitie ah m feart for | him | ye l no tell him |
| he s a hero tell | him | ye ll gie him a |
| meditators on aither side o | him | yerkit him up sayin this |
| him and they talk like | him | yet they are not him |
| talked to him you respected | him | you didn t shout names |
| that means m1012: ye ken | him | you know him i dev |
| you know you talked to | him | you respected him you didn |
| rape him will you tell | him | you won t go on |
| heard him richt harry ask | him | yoursel here they come the |
| f1091: thomas going to pull | him | back to the station m1092: |
| what s that m1092: [child noises] | him | bath f1091: mmhm and that |
| s he sad m1092: cause | him | birthday the day no [?]different birthday[/?] |
| there s a duck m1092: | him | [?]covered in[/?] water f1091: is he |
| crash f1091: oh no m1092: | him | crash f1091: i wonder what |
| that m1092: aye [inaudible] now | him | crash f1091: oh no m1092: |
| a fishy one m1092: with | him | dad f1091: his dad went |
| to james m1092: [inaudible] helping | him | down cow f1091: aye he |
| mmhm f1091: oh dear m1092: | him | drink all up wh- f1091: |
| what s he drinking m1092: | him | drinking that f1091: he s |
| doing what s wrong m1092: | him | drinking that f1091: what s |
| out that sound right m1092: | him | driving f1091: he s driving |
| s driving m1092: uh huh | him | driving [inaudible] i want this |
| m1092: uh huh where is | him | f1091: and then it was |
| say m1092: [inaudible] that s | him | f1091: did dad say that |
| m1092: [inaudible] no no [inaudible] | him | f1091: mmhm cause it s |
| james m1092: james gonna push | him | f1091: that truck s oh |
| m1092: and then thomas push | him | f1091: thomas going to pull |
| look at james m1092: mmhm | him | gaun to fell f1091: no |
| he going to go m1092: | him | going down down down down |
| he m1092: uh uh what | him | gonna eat f1091: i don |
| s he got on m1092: | him | got hat mm f1091: a |
| he happy now m1092: no | him | happy uh huh f1091: he |
| f1091: and the diver put | him | in a fishtank m1092: fishtank |
| of the flood m1092: now | him | [inaudible] now f1091: mmhm m1092: |
| to eat m1092: not no | him | like that f1091: he doesnae |
| m1092: there s a one | him | little too f1091: mmhm m1092: |
| you think they ll fit | him | m1092: uh huh er i |
| has the fat controller fixed | him | m1092: uh huh f1091: and |
| did dad say that was | him | m1092: uh huh f1091: mm |
| but his daddy looked after | him | m1092: uh huh f1091: sure |
| the song m1092: and that | him | name f1091: [dad on phone in background] mmhm m1092: |
| in your bed m1092: cause | him | no no want my bed |
| radiator and we ll hook | him | on m1092: climb right up |
| m1092: raining oh no not | him | rain f1091: he s not |
| f1091: mmhm m1092: that s | him | s friend f1091: is that |
| s friend f1091: is that | him | s friend m1092: uh huh |
| now what s happened m1092: | him | sad f1091: oh he s |
| s that m1092: that s | him | shoes f1091: that s his |
| happy now f1091: mmhm m1092: | him | smiling like that who that |
| had to stop m1092: why | him | stop who crash james f1091: |
| his dad went to find | him | sure m1092: uh huh where |
| panda m1092: he s feeding | him | that f1091: i think it |
| what s she doing m1092: | him | tickle f1091: is she tickling |
| are they are they pushing | him | too fast m1092: uh huh |
| m1092: uh huh look at | him | uh huh f1091: and then |
| likes your bed m1092: no | him | want want my bed do |
| happened there m1092: now now | him | washed f1091: he s been |
| f1091: well we ll let | him | climb up ha ha he |
| they re gaun to wash | him | f1091: mmhm is he going |
| one no no nothing push | him | f1091: percy nae gonna push |
| right up there you [?]catch[/?] | him | f1091: right i ll hook |
| it in the garden no | him | in boat f1091: what s |
| f1091: right i ll hook | him | on right have we got |
| [inaudible] there pilchard s tail | him | one f1091: is that pilchard |
| there clouds that that s | him | s clouds f1091: that s |
| s clouds f1091: that s | him | s clouds that s the |
| boat f1091: what s oh | him | s in i see he |
| f1091: and toffee cannae get | him | so then toffee sees the |
| tell me what f965: give | him | a chinese burn [laugh] f963: |
| business here wang jin answers | him | a ll tell ye nae |
| hae bocht yeir breiks frae | him | a tell ye cum in |
| fiercely then ye mustna tell | him | aboot it teenie i ll |
| barman bit ye didna tell | him | aboot me i shook ma |
| s garden go and tell | him | about it what we ve |
| the flesher s ti tell | him | about the business wi auld |
| brother he won t tell | him | about the notebook which he |
| travel but i will tell | him | about the situation in the |
| beaumont i ll never see | him | again i tell you i |
| for hou coud ah tell | him | ah ask ye but for |
| guid to the maid tell | him | ah l be doun in |
| s that irena louder tell | him | ah send ma thenks olga |
| thare an gut quut o | him | aince an for aw tell |
| stuff git awa i tell | him | an i shift nearer haun |
| that callum haed ti tell | him | an whan he haed haird |
| to tell the rector about | him | andy goes blind and deaf |
| excited now too that s | him | awa an tell her she |
| diet ah m concerned aboot | him | bi the by they tell |
| ugsum she tryit ti tell | him | but aw he coud hear |
| sie haed haird tell o | him | but for lang it seemed |
| a ve heard tell o | him | but he isna hereawa it |
| be askin yoursel was it | him | but i ll never tell |
| cried luke ye can tell | him | by his plook it s |
| away zeb pushes robby knocking | him | down robby you dey tell |
| get baby yogurts f1142: tell | him | fitt pudding f1141: aren t |
| wee filie and ye tell | him | fitt ye would like fae |
| fur nava s daith tell | him | fowk ll think he s |
| i broke on friday tell | him | he can use the jug |
| ll see chrissie dinna tell | him | he ll ha e naething |
| she s got left tell | him | he owes it tae dr |
| hasn t dared to tell | him | he s a kilmarnock supporter |
| ower tae jake an tell | him | he s nae your father |
| nane haed haird tell o | him | hinnerlie ae forenicht the guid |
| in saratov for ti tell | him | hir son haed juist dee |
| see the elder ti tell | him | hou ill gaitit this profunditas |
| hir faither for ti tell | him | hou she haed begunkit hir |
| away even when you tell | him | how disgusting he is compared |
| if jimmy comes home tell | him | i ll be five minutes |
| won t go on tell | him | i managed to convert a |
| well you should just tell | him | if you can t get |
| your house f1112: [inaudible] tell | him | [inaudible] f1111: okay f1112: sometimes |
| i wis able tae tell | him | it s een o my |
| john family you can tell | him | it s ok he can |
| eilidh did ye no tell | him | it wesna you did ye |
| the barmaid cried back tell | him | its fur bilston inn so |
| tell you i ve lost | him | lilian no i see it |
| girl tell david i love | him | love you too bye sweet |
| tell me why lee lee | him | low life running off leavin |
| his new wyfe shona wi | him | moula ah hear tell she |
| that gin she didna tell | him | noo she niver wid kennin |
| tae leer garlic i tell | him | noo we ll see if |
| do so i will tell | him | o his faut furthmair i |
| buy ten harley davidsons tell | him | onythin bit be swippert aboot |
| ir you gaun ti tell | him | or ir ye no queen |
| jilly tell yi it s | him | or me jilly what bj |
| t really want to tell | him | out with it young lady |
| know the tune pray tell | him | so if you judge it |
| i was able to tell | him | some i got from the |
| she was trying to tell | him | something he had answered hadn |
| cammy aw yi didnae tell | him | steve pulls his coat over |
| thaim on the wey tell | him | strecht ma lassie that gin |
| guid fur you lass tell | him | strecht that mannie disnae ken |
| face yer faither an tell | him | tae get lost gordon shakes |
| wur telt ti lie wi | him | tell mi true mind pause |
| bit eve spoke sherply tae | him | tell the same tale adam |
| micht be able tae speir | him | tell ye whit oo ll |
| [inhale] quhat they did witht | him | thair i can not tell |
| ma ain ah sal tell | him | that ah m traivlin for |
| wyes like loretta i tell | him | that every pey day but |
| james cosmo could you tell | him | that his old english teacher |
| somehow i couldn t tell | him | that it wasn t home |
| tell ye i did see | him | the mornin o his death |
| whenever i sort of tell | him | things that i ve been |
| me at aince an tell | him | ti bring his haund airms |
| nails cammy did yi tell | him | ti bring some ironing dimps |
| anent sumthing andrey yawns tell | him | ti cum up natasha goes |
| ti cormac for ti fleitch | him | ti tell hir the aunser |
| the mukkil haw an tell | him | ti wait ringan the queen |
| and do what we tell | him | to do however he is |
| understood almost wanting to tell | him | to fuck off instead but |
| that they did not tell | him | to pervert the course of |
| place miss wood will tell | him | to sit up in a |
| i will leave it to | him | to tell members what a |
| then f1136: yep f1135: tell | him | we re [inaudible] f1136: [inaudible] |
| it agnes write back tell | him | we waant somethin mair entertainin |
| and laughs when i tell | him | what he s been up |
| out the school f640: tell | him | what m608: so f640: ye |
| got so bad f637: tell | him | what ye had for yer |
| carolanne you didn t tell | him | where she was maggie of |
| stew stew will you tell | him | where you come fi dimps |
| way wi you tae tell | him | whit tae dae noo adam |
| o yeir ain syne tell | him | ye hae darg ti dae |
| could tell that she repulsed | him | yet he would still come |
| party and you can tell | him | you can tell them you |
| neil well use it tell | him | you need a good painkiller |
| left tea wyfe crying after | him | you tell the toll man |
| come fleein in ti tell | him | zhu wu an yang chun |
| oot f1114: let s see | him | again f1113: [cough] f1114: [inaudible] |
| f1113: right let s find | him | again there he goes there |
| all my real thoughts for | him | and to let others be |
| ship from amsterdam that let | him | ashore at limekilns in fife |
| its heid will we let | him | back ower the door da |
| case do by others let | him | be condemned without mercy to |
| of dullness and nonsense let | him | be done by as he |
| here they won t let | him | because he s sixteen pause |
| off f1109: let s take | him | ben and whit aboot thomas |
| troot said nocht but let | him | blaw whan sudden across the |
| doubt and decided to let | him | board wait a minute driver |
| sixteen they wouldn t let | him | come here a boy that |
| get interesting so i let | him | continue and continue he did |
| did in fact i let | him | continue his foul mouthed monologue |
| then f641: mmhm f639: let | him | decide when he s older |
| ll no get it fae | him | dinnae let hope drag ye |
| but weekend afternoons they let | him | do the kileau van tours |
| that he thocht had let | him | doon in some wye bookies |
| dae wad be tae let | him | doon she wisna lat ower |
| let ony hairm come tae | him | father striding in fit s |
| john s oneste naitur let | him | frae howkin about in anither |
| brak hiz faw an let | him | frae rowin doun ti the |
| bad f1115: then i let | him | g- fa s bad f1116: |
| stentsaucht wad shi jin let | him | gae quo he gin ye |
| ye dae ye didna let | him | get aff wi it there |
| makes money so they let | him | go and do it all |
| and she wouldn t let | him | go f640: [laugh] f637: ah |
| speaks naturally and so let | him | go for the poor limousin |
| speakest naturally and so let | him | go for the poor limousin |
| fae let it go let | him | go fund yer ain road |
| we stew cammy jist let | him | go ih cammy you re |
| kept me back and let | him | go on his own you |
| sae they had tae let | him | go we fand oot wha |
| loretta i suppose pause let | him | ha e his ain wye |
| i ve agreed to let | him | ha e the barrel georgie |
| mother i wouldn t let | him | have his biscuit this moming |
| floor and when i let | him | have the bed he complained |
| thrie thousan in cunyie but | him | he let the siller gae |
| shiny if you ever call | him | he ll let it glow |
| nose if you ever call | him | he ll let you glow |
| let it come doun tae | him | he tuik it quate an |
| her since she had let | him | hold her next day she |
| me in and she let | him | in and she said what |
| for carolanne don t let | him | in carolanne draws bolts back |
| so please don t let | him | in granny s teeth were |
| boy s ignorance so let | him | in i did and long |
| hey gordon ll no let | him | in nuthin ll happen nae |
| beth no don t let | him | in oh please i didn |
| really think beth would let | him | in sadie could you face |
| s be evil and let | him | in yes a little beardy |
| week uncle dod had let | him | into the byre after the |
| ney wye wid she marry | him | jane said she coodnae let |
| and granny wouldn t let | him | keep his wet trousers on |
| love silence doll magic let | him | keep that steve keep the |
| it s just to let | him | ken i m there m1015: |
| bodie cam owre ti let | him | ken o this shi jin |
| the keing for ti let | him | ken she wes weill mairrit |
| chorus arrived the clock let | him | know he had been at |
| on the closed lid let | him | know how long it was |
| touch with dad to let | him | know we ve phoned and |
| might let it happen ti | him | lee shouts happen let what |
| wi great relief tae see | him | let aff wi nocht beside |
| smacks his hand and makes | him | let go you re not |
| her wheesht his sister telt | him | let nava get on wi |
| jed the auld wummin telt | him | let s hear fit the |
| wants her and she wants | him | let them have each other |
| lucky if she let s | him | loose mair n twice in |
| could have done to stop | him | loretta i suppose pause let |
| marry margaret wouldn t let | him | marry anyone else she would |
| i think we can let | him | off eh f1104: but i |
| the brae the driver let | him | on and he collected coins |
| to a spanish galleon invited | him | on board let down her |
| past blinkin liability shouldnae let | him | on full stop whales canny |
| they micht let me takk | him | oot in his wheelcheer like |
| they d never have let | him | oot would they an sure |
| [inaudible] broken we ll get | him | orange hair let me see |
| out for vanse to let | him | out of the cell every |
| was born and had let | him | pet it it had sucked |
| withdraw my rays to let | him | rest but he should have |
| she doesn t even let | him | shove his big brother when |
| inhale enough air to let | him | straighten up let alone move |
| and where i lie let | him | surpass one of my works |
| a ll hae ti let | him | tak the interrogator tho that |
| his own so i let | him | think i was pining for |
| was vanse mitchel had paid | him | to be on hand let |
| it she d actually let | him | you do love me danny |
| wad see spreid oot forenent | him | a green glen rinnin atwein |
| wad ye luckie li did | him | a service an says maister |
| guidman ah l dael wi | him | ai deirie me whaur wad |
| it naebody wad listen tae | him | an he deserved listening tae |
| wad be the ruination o | him | an he made up his |
| haed sic a chaunce offert | him | an it wad be a |
| as his legs wad cairrie | him | an whan he wan thare |
| father couldna lay hands on | him | and he wad tak nae |
| thousan string o cunyie ti | him | at wad cleik us in |
| thousan string o cunyie ti | him | at wad tak in thae |
| the weidae wad she gie | him | beild that nicht that ah |
| his mither wad be wi | him | bit he d ay bin |
| peace nor wad we lat | him | buirie aw his deid or |
| as his legs wad cairrie | him | but his feet sank doun |
| wardenrie onie at wad gie | him | concealment ludgin or buird in |
| wyne the queen wad gie | him | cormac thenkit his brither an |
| but wad the bodie sell | him | drink fine he cud see |
| ane o them wad sell | him | drink he thocht the ploy |
| oot she wad raither caw | him | eftir hir faither auld reid |
| wad be richt gled o | him | for a man for masell |
| whan the fairies spiert at | him | gin he wad play his |
| ken that i wad kill | him | gin i cwid shorthand notes |
| mony quines wad hae caad | him | handsome she d sleepit wi |
| gaed jag jag jag intil | him | he wad fain hae hung |
| saumon wad meet up wi | him | in sum ferrawa steid shuirlie |
| nae nem wad come tae | him | in the hinneren he shakit |
| birthday ower mony fowk likit | him | joe wad say he wis |
| whit wad the lykes o | him | ken aboot sic a steid |
| fowk at hame wad see | him | lyke a lamb bi me |
| an wi gweed harns on | him | mony quines wad hae caad |
| ken leatherins seems ti dae | him | nae guid but hou wad |
| wha wad clean up eftir | him | nanse nastily that wad be |
| as disraeli naebody wad miss | him | ooto the pages o history |
| hae been whyles freinlie wi | him | or morag an me wad |
| ah wad promise ti mairrie | him | queen ay ah hear ye |
| hae duin as mukkil for | him | sae a wad from the |
| niver plack nor bodle frae | him | sae whaur wad we seek |
| wu an yang chun besocht | him | sair but wad he tak |
| sark blaik fuzz wad gar | him | scrat an flech betimes tae |
| wad pawnd them an hae | him | shauchlin hame in bauchles waur |
| wad be wheeched frae unner | him | she leed a bittie sayin |
| princess wadna stap luikin for | him | she wad stravaig the haill |
| hir anither chaunce an promised | him | she wad try ti dae |
| guid wyne that wad gar | him | sleep soun the haill nicht |
| lat in a streinger an | him | spierin at the weidae wad |
| wis whit the kintra wantit | him | tae dae he wad juist |
| ly richt naething wad please | him | the broun princess wes fair |
| is yeir maister no wi | him | the keing wad shuirlie gien |
| jin an quarto wang answers | him | the thrie heid anes wad |
| see an whae wad stent | him | think lang on the lord |
| a pad that wad tak | him | throu it but the war |
| wad be grand thing for | him | ti be brocht ti perfiteness |
| in ah wad lyke for | him | ti hear it eilidh rises |
| grand it wad be for | him | ti meet in wi her |
| that a rug wad roose | him | waukened ware an willin gin |
| cam out ti speir at | him | whase hous wad ye be |
| she cryit whan she saw | him | whaur wad ye be says |
| heart specialist in to give | him | a cardiograph and his heart |
| his faither hid even gien | him | a middle name efter ain |
| in his lug an telt | him | aboot hir skame an the |
| ground tess will wi ask | him | aboot his gammy leg an |
| his ain in the end | him | an davie he hud been |
| an his hound alang wi | him | an gaed back inti the |
| car anenst the river tweed | him | an his car endit up |
| weel ower retirin age an | him | an his wife thocht it |
| says jesus christ is above | him | and his bishops father she |
| i have great respect for | him | and his report but when |
| still barring the way to | him | and his two brutes noo |
| his family were bestowing on | him | and peggy but he didn |
| was miss wood who made | him | andy wishes with all his |
| gret wes the dule on | him | as his greitin bairns telt |
| from his belt malcolm waves | him | aside that wul be aw |
| salmon sandwich toting neighbour met | him | at his door thank hivens |
| a been prood tae mither | him | at his nae freens at |
| swung into reception i saw | him | at his usual place in |
| taught ploughman when it suits | him | at other times showing his |
| picked up his water for | him | at the water stations he |
| nae ither man may tak | him | awa against his will this |
| into his reverie and making | him | aware of his surroundings we |
| snorin his heed aff left | him | aye but movin in wi |
| approbate rewairdit hong an pit | him | back ti his auld job |
| d have been sorry for | him | because of his sad serge |
| his contribution and to offer | him | best wishes in his new |
| but his een wis tellin | him | bi the wey the wee |
| gesture might reflect badly on | him | billy was tugging at his |
| the sweat poorin aff o | him | bleed poorin fae his airm |
| to take the tin from | him | but andy wraps his arms |
| the curse itself that kills | him | but his own compact with |
| got his ain doctors to | him | but they said his faculties |
| it had been given to | him | by his doting mother when |
| his saga pen to remember | him | by to return to the |
| little boy his mother kept | him | close to the house like |
| he is saying and asked | him | did his heart not shrink |
| you well i never cried | him | dilithium davie tae his face |
| raxxed his theivin thrapple fur | him | doon in embro in 1658 |
| could dee he s laid | him | doon raxxed oot his airms |
| o his mou tae assize | him | ecclesiastes 3 1 8 aabodie |
| s fame academy and wishes | him | every success in his future |
| his left haun raised abeen | him | fat are ye needin maist |
| cause he s like f809: | him | finished his degree next year |
| sae that he micht thenk | him | for his smeddum atweill the |
| silly girl hasn t made | him | forget his note book for |
| his football gear she tailed | him | from drawer to cupboard to |
| case his father shood tak | him | golfin en ere wis his |
| in the ingil ti walcum | him | hame an uncodreid grippit his |
| experience o the polis ahint | him | haundit his ower as meek |
| an wi his pypes asyde | him | he dovert aff an it |
| evidently had his wits about | him | he pleaded with his executioners |
| syne fowk beguid ti forget | him | his guidwyfe mairrit again that |
| m1108: what f1107: should gie | him | his hat and his bobble |
| one of them s loaned | him | his mobile phone he s |
| out his name turned on | him | his name s macphail ya |
| jimmy on the sideline eyeballing | him | his proximity didn t make |
| forth bridge until someone told | him | his time would be better |
| down and offers to help | him | his whimpers turn into a |
| s lady in waitin tellt | him | his wife hid gien birth |
| as his greitin bairns telt | him | hou thair mither said fareweill |
| tae gang his messages for | him | i ken a man that |
| even tried to set upon | him | in his cell none of |
| sector will stuff and mount | him | in his natural habitat he |
| if only they could see | him | in his natural habitat on |
| offer my best wishes to | him | in his new post robin |
| but you had to put | him | in his place you know |
| from edinburgh weir had helped | him | in his youth he felt |
| about to be bestowed upon | him | in recognition of his contribution |
| hear sae his mither cryit | him | inby juist as he set |
| major confess his sins to | him | incest with his sister adulteries |
| when first he confest believing | him | insane he got his ain |
| then his mother had buttoned | him | into a starched white cotton |
| his glances refused to acknowledge | him | it is said llull pursued |
| be cross if she sees | him | licking his pencil my big |
| her body wis precious tae | him | like his ainsel fareiver ye |
| in aw his lyfe becam | him | lyke his leavin it he |
| it and fitt happened tae | him | m1096: erm he putted his |
| f1095: is his mum aside | him | m1096: no f1095: no well |
| as his cheery disposition made | him | many friends on behalf of |
| that handed his happiness to | him | martha what else was there |
| to his post and wish | him | more support inside the cabinet |
| eck s remarks an tells | him | my sister his bocht twa |
| ma hairt fair warmed tae | him | naebody nooadays likit his novels |
| turned his head peered at | him | nodded slowly when his mouth |
| the law will not disappoint | him | of his service during life |
| s had his pill keep | him | off the gin abel s |
| his hand and sat beside | him | on the bed in a |
| the ut consecutivum they threw | him | oot on his lug weill |
| cheques his arse couldnae cash | him | or ally mcquade naw at |
| the strap she says shooing | him | out his arm will never |
| then david s mother passed | him | over to his father to |
| pepper is silent is that | him | pepper hangs his head the |
| the fryin pan an eat | him | picks up his glass goes |
| his school bag geordie sees | him | putting it away ye bocht |
| became disinterested in everything around | him | retreating into his shell even |
| his ground there we see | him | s- standing in the same |
| bairn tamas edward and return | him | safely tils tae his brithers |
| his wyfe rinnin greitin ahint | him | sen she seemed bentset on |
| lave sae wang jin thenkit | him | shouthert his pockstang an gaed |
| the taikin he sould lat | him | sie his belt of irone |
| for his lyfe to lat | him | sie the place quhair the |
| bruising and tablets to help | him | sleep the medication dulled his |
| was a gunner pictures of | him | standing beside his big gun |
| his daughter appeared dancing before | him | the alcohol with which she |
| returns to thomas and gives | him | the award and shakes his |
| many circumstances to intimate to | him | the major change in his |
| the gret sie takkin wi | him | the nettil threid in his |
| son his father had told | him | the night before for the |
| the lord god sall gie | him | the trone o his faither |
| the grand- his parents left | him | there with his maternal grandparents |
| for his card before letting | him | through the door yeah you |
| took a young lassy with | him | to become his wife lilian |
| burning love for maggie helps | him | to defy his mother but |
| blithely took his court with | him | to london as a result |
| with his executioners to allow | him | to pray at the very |
| die and we should leave | him | to redd up his soull |
| had his mother had sent | him | to school new shoes the |
| the shy young lad taking | him | under his wing and treating |
| intae his een and watch | him | until the day he didnae |
| noo his wife wis nursin | him | up an doon the stairs |
| better watch an no wauken | him | up oot his sleep moula |
| cobbled street till they hauled | him | up to his shaggy feet |
| been his i will cheer | him | up with the news that |
| horse his faither coud gie | him | wes a randie steirin cowt |
| strushle jock she d called | him | when his best friend visited |
| the two combatants far above | him | when his mother finally turned |
| writing to the petitioner informing | him | which areas of his petition |
| at his condition father comforts | him | while mother rushes for a |
| d promised i wid mairry | him | whin his sailin days wis |
| stale his needle an blouter | him | wi his gret club pompitie |
| bin brunt tae the grun | him | wi t an his orra |
| tend to his wounds pat | him | with a towel mime only |
| and we may say of | him | without excess that his style |
| oh me i could see | him | workin his wye along the |
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