lum
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whuffin burnin sulfur up the | lum | at ae tyme ah thocht |
pit burnin sulfur up the | lum | queen that wes aw na |
hizzie dowped at the rikkin | lum | is pykin threids an thrums |
mornin i didna see yer | lum | rikkin fin i lookit oot |
d the divot on the | lum | shuitit up lik a rakket |
gie some heat a rikkin | lum | wi its schulehoose tackit ontilt |
smeik gaein litherlie up the | lum | hie bakkit binks wes stellit |
thackit hoosie wi a hingin | lum | ilky mornin she made er |
snow reached right to the | lum | of the smith s thackit |
across examples of a hingin | lum | a wooden chimney pinned against |
hung in a cloth hingin | lum | canopy chimney hingles in the |
and say lang may yer | lum | reek long may your chimney |
wicht strong man soop the | lum | sweep the chimney graith equipment |
the blek puddens frae the | lum | fryit it in the skirlin |
blek puddens hingin at the | lum | haed been etten she didna |
rods tae pit doon the | lum | pit them doon fae the |
shoved the rods doon the | lum | until a a o a |
haun raxed ower ti the | lum | an cowpit an objek intilt |
it a fine widden hingin | lum | and a box bed the |
under floor heating instead hingin | lum | is not only a buchan |
thare hingin up in the | lum | ti dry war seivin mukkil |
plank sides of the hingin | lum | were deeply charred there must |
thatched house and its hingin | lum | you would think that with |
wi ronald s effort at | lum | cleanin she said i wid |
she shouted ronald thocht the | lum | is surely blocked i winner |
so i can clear the | lum | ronald wis stannin in his |
are you deein tae my | lum | she asks ronald weel it |
the room or sweep the | lum | he d raither tie some |
yer f641: hands eh f639: | lum | reek you d to throw |
a little hoosie wi a | lum | eh an a lot o |
a box bed the widden | lum | was a neat affair built |
hanfae o snaa doon e | lum | dyod umman said dippins it |
snaa richt up till e | lum | he lookit doon an saa |
an whan wei stuffed his | lum | heid wi ae seck it |
an a door am a | lum | as heich as heich in |
walls the stonework around the | lum | the wooden skifting at floor |
smokes lik a pouer hoose | lum | ay weel ye ll niver |
across the kitchen from the | lum | there was the box bed |
hoose an moans doon the | lum | ache i m playin at |
wir a rummlin i da | lum | an doon wi a doose |
lichtnin cam straucht doon the | lum | an missed the baith o |
hard joab getting doon that | lum | he thought remembering the socks |
win wis keenin doon the | lum | sae lood it wis ill |
he wid geng doon da | lum | so up he guid joost |
first greit whan doun the | lum | cam a mukkil haund that |
eence ye d cleart e | lum | o aal copies o e |
cam at aince doun the | lum | an hystit the bairn intil |
fire an back up e | lum | e wye it cam i |
in the top of the | lum | so that the fire smoked |
scotland as long as the | lum | type itself existed the fire |
across the inside of the | lum | and this was the rantle |
the wund yowled in the | lum | lyke that vershinin ir ye |
awa she gaed up the | lum | wi a soond lyke a |
an clestered flashins roond da | lum | tae hadd fur sure till |
woodwork painted white in black | lum | hats and collar wings and |
lang black hole o e | lum | mair tae the pint ey |
would try tae clear the | lum | he didnae bother tyin on |
and go fishing down the | lum | they would try to catch |
flams wes springin up the | lum | a marmor brace invirouned the |
whuskit it awa up the | lum | gret wes the dule o |
trees an moant in e | lum | or i d look oot |
seet back blawn fae the | lum | thon craas ll gar ye |
spirkit an crackit up the | lum | an the clock on the |
taen it back up the | lum | never ti be seen nae |
the swey an up the | lum | the reid hairt o the |
her bannocks disappeared up the | lum | we would be fined for |
the back o a muckle | lum | foo d ye ken aa |
fell tae the grun the | lum | landin on tap o him |
bin in an cleaned the | lum | a wikk syne the new |
at the front of the | lum | a wee window on the |
sklimmin alang towart the ern | lum | at stak out throu the |
a stormy grave the heichest | lum | the stootest waa rich herds |