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| shei hed ae fareweel praisentation | o | ae clock whan shei left |
| clock wis kept a quarter | o | an oor ahead o the |
| no get up at six | o | clock a ll no get |
| be leavin sherp at yin | o | clock a pause an ah |
| various fluency exercises at one | o | clock a stentorian russian voice |
| flittin it wis aboot six | o | clock ae nicht as jonsar |
| ah wrocht up till eleivin | o | clock an ah felt tyred |
| stertit catter batterin at seivin | o | clock an at nyne ah |
| the old quarter around eight | o | clock an early tramcar clunks |
| an walked till efter twa | o | clock an had juist rendevoused |
| tastit denner wis at 11 | o | clock an he d be |
| example got up at 5 | o | clock an helpit wi the |
| to your bed at seven | o | clock an i ll put |
| that woulda been aboot seeven | o | clock an i mean there |
| oh me me first sax | o | clock an my supper that |
| tae himsel good lord ten | o | clock an nae a dish |
| in the morning atween aucht | o | clock an nine is as |
| jonsar eck in at een | o | clock an oot at fower |
| ilka sunday forenuin at eleeven | o | clock an sae on this |
| nou ah read or fower | o | clock an syne gaed ti |
| tae get in for eight | o | clock an then it went |
| tae be in for six | o | clock an they were there |
| canteen at di- at three | o | clock and get a cup |
| if i sleepet through 12 | o | clock and got up at |
| 1 o clock until 6 | o | clock and his entry had |
| discover that it is 1 | o | clock and i have not |
| m upset saturday morning ten | o | clock and i m trussed |
| jist that but at seeven | o | clock and no earlier aye |
| even if it was twelve | o | clock and not half twelve |
| in the morning at five | o | clock and returned home at |
| done a show at six | o | clock and then a c- |
| both of us about four | o | clock and thereafter for all |
| to school it was 4 | o | clock and time to go |
| awa oot just afore eight | o | clock and you werena up |
| it wis noo aboot seven | o | clock at nicht an jonsar |
| have a cuppie efter 11 | o | clock at nicht nae wonder |
| up the m6 at ten | o | clock at night an it |
| they all finished about ten | o | clock at night and you |
| know it s about ten | o | clock at night eleven o |
| in the morning to seven | o | clock at night five six |
| nine half past nine ten | o | clock at night m815: yeah |
| o clock at night eleven | o | clock at night where are |
| at night was aboot eleven | o | clock back tae cairnryan m608: |
| night prayers about nine ten | o | clock because we thought maybe |
| nae half past nae seven | o | clock bit six on the |
| one o clock f1136: one | o | clock [blow] [blow] f1135: two |
| know f1135: three f1136: three | o | clock [blow] [blow] i want |
| two o clock f1136: two | o | clock [blow] f1135: what s |
| four o clock f1136: four | o | clock [blow] f1135: what s |
| what the time is one | o | clock [blow] f1136: one o |
| squat off at the 11 | o | clock break one student for |
| will be taken at 5 | o | clock business motion the presiding |
| f639: yeah f640: at six | o | clock but i was there |
| 7 50 for my 8 | o | clock class the guy who |
| struggled up for my 8 | o | clock classes we played call |
| forceful up and sideways 2 | o | clock drag as the kitchen |
| a scot lit tutorial twelve | o | clock every friday so f1155: |
| notice i mean from five | o | clock f1054: i know i |
| f1097: fitt time m1098: eight | o | clock f1097: eight o clock |
| did he say m1098: eight | o | clock f1097: fitt time m1098: |
| up this morning f1104: six | o | clock f1103: no you didna |
| didna get up at six | o | clock f1104: what time did |
| m1106 : past eight erm eight | o | clock f1105: that was the |
| s f1116: mm f1115: eight | o | clock f1116: ah there s |
| six o clock f1136: six | o | clock f1135: big blow f1136: |
| one o clock f1136: one | o | clock f1135: blow again then |
| three o clock f1136: three | o | clock f1135: blow big blow |
| ten o clock f1136: ten | o | clock f1135: one more f1136: |
| seven o clock f1136: seven | o | clock f1135: right blow again |
| o clock [blow] f1136: one | o | clock f1135: right you do |
| what s next f1136: two | o | clock f1135: uh huh blow |
| f1136: n- nine f1135: nine | o | clock f1136: [blow] f1135: ten |
| f1136: [inhale] [blow] f1135: eight | o | clock f1136: eight o clock |
| more f1136: [blow] f1135: eleven | o | clock f1136: eleven o clock |
| blow f1136: [blow] f1135: four | o | clock f1136: four o clock |
| on here [blow] f1135: one | o | clock f1136: one o clock |
| blow f1136: [blow] f1135: one | o | clock f1136: one o clock |
| f1136: oh aye f1135: seven | o | clock f1136: seven o clock |
| [blow] then what f1135: six | o | clock f1136: six o clock |
| clock f1136: [blow] f1135: ten | o | clock f1136: ten o clock |
| again f1136: [blow] f1135: three | o | clock f1136: three o clock |
| clock [blow] [blow] f1135: two | o | clock f1136: two o clock |
| mornin first thing at ten | o | clock f1144: yeah oh are |
| [laugh] every day at five | o | clock f1150: yeah the fire |
| so have i at two | o | clock f1154: [tut] twelve o |
| tae be home by nine | o | clock f640: because ye d |
| and i started at eight | o | clock f641: mmhm m608: mm |
| up next mornin aboot 6 | o | clock fair stiff a cauld |
| it wis lang past echt | o | clock fin a young lad |
| the morning sometimes at seven | o | clock for the ships coming |
| tae the back o five | o | clock fowk of coorse were |
| it was up for eight | o | clock gettin ready an stuff |
| a there s a ten | o | clock group and an eleven |
| s colleague valeria at 6 | o | clock he d promised to |
| got to work at 10 | o | clock he looked at his |
| he goes awa at seven | o | clock he s awa to |
| for his tea and eight | o | clock he s away oot |
| thaim lest nicht aboot twal | o | clock here did ah no |
| spring morn as the sax | o | clock horn steirs day shift |
| due at work for nine | o | clock i can lend you |
| extend the debate until 6 | o | clock i expect the debate |
| on advertising and at one | o | clock i gave my class |
| dentist and eh at four | o | clock i got to sit |
| to be here at 10 | o | clock i have an important |
| there margaret f637: for nine | o | clock i m not f638: |
| apparently passed oot about six | o | clock i passed oot m815: |
| came on duty at ten | o | clock i suppose when the |
| if we finish by 12 | o | clock i will take the |
| the minister has until 5 | o | clock if he so wishes |
| to bed just after 1 | o | clock if you would like |
| horn tae blaw at seeven | o | clock ilka mornin gittin up |
| kinno uneasy rhythm at sax | o | clock ilkie mornin the cairts |
| there the back o five | o | clock in case in case |
| we set aff at acht | o | clock in e mornin for |
| would have dinner about three | o | clock in the afternoon eh |
| for their tea by three | o | clock in the efterneen an |
| of the house by 9 | o | clock in the evening but |
| act i it is eight | o | clock in the evening the |
| dae their washin at four | o | clock in the mornin an |
| [inaudible] he disappeared about seven | o | clock in the mornin and |
| tae be up at five | o | clock in the mornin but |
| m815: [laugh] m816: aboot six | o | clock in the mornin but |
| i was sittin about two | o | clock in the mornin freezing |
| goes on till aboot two | o | clock in the mornin have |
| sky it wis noo nine | o | clock in the mornin jonsar |
| about half past four five | o | clock in the mornin missus |
| hid a pound at nine | o | clock in the mornin nae |
| there kids there at eleven | o | clock in the mornin peggy |
| tae be up at 3 | o | clock in the mornin tae |
| moved off by that two | o | clock in the mornin that |
| the mornin but before five | o | clock in the mornin the |
| breakfast never varied at 6 | o | clock in the morning a |
| it left between 9 10 | o | clock in the morning and |
| was absolutely plastered at three | o | clock in the morning and |
| in the backie aboot four | o | clock in the morning chappin |
| she would arrive at two | o | clock in the morning f963: |
| f965: people round till four | o | clock in the morning f963: |
| wi her milk by echt | o | clock in the morning lang |
| room it is past two | o | clock in the morning off |
| came to agreement at 3 | o | clock in the morning on |
| re walking home at six | o | clock in the morning someone |
| it was something like eight | o | clock in the morning till |
| them got up at 5 | o | clock in the morning to |
| no lookin to work seven | o | clock in the morning to |
| air restaurant it is one | o | clock in the morning we |
| hit its territories until eleven | o | clock in the morning who |
| eight o clock f1136: eight | o | clock [inhale] [blow] f1135: what |
| know f1135: five f1136: five | o | clock [inhale] [blow] then what |
| past fower is gane five | o | clock is comin still a |
| you ken damned fine six | o | clock is fan we hae |
| sometime between 7 and 8 | o | clock it was always porridge |
| a hunner pound at nine | o | clock it wid be spent |
| at the chalet at seven | o | clock it wis a auld |
| dumplins for supper at six | o | clock it wis back tae |
| of the room for eleven | o | clock it wis [laugh] f631: |
| it wis weel past three | o | clock jonsar eck wis fer |
| neest day so at ten | o | clock jonsar eck wis sittin |
| nae gettin awa or ten | o | clock jonsar eck wisnae in |
| world war three at nine | o | clock jonsar wis asked in |
| tae yer work for eight | o | clock ken f1011: every mill |
| o clock f1154: [tut] twelve | o | clock [laugh] f1155: i m |
| eleven o clock f1136: eleven | o | clock let me take that |
| eight o clock f1097: eight | o | clock m1098: aye sunday f1097: |
| it s nae really eight | o | clock m1098: no f1097: it |
| sometimes even afternoon about four | o | clock m818: jeez oh cause |
| say it s onlie nine | o | clock masha lat s gang |
| its effect and by 10 | o | clock most of us drifted |
| count one o clock two | o | clock [motorbike] f1136: that motorbike |
| the broadcast of a six | o | clock national and international television |
| tae come back at ten | o | clock neest day so at |
| know things like the nine | o | clock news an the the |
| time to hear the six | o | clock news and was invariably |
| mcgrigor s1m 918 scottish six | o | clock news lodged on 30 |
| 918 michael russell scottish six | o | clock news that the parliament |
| d come back about nine | o | clock nine half past nine |
| the night man at ten | o | clock not five past he |
| went to bed about 9 | o | clock not just to save |
| late it s eftir echt | o | clock nou ferapont that s |
| nocturne 1955 it was four | o | clock on a cold november |
| tae be home by nine | o | clock on a sunday and |
| day phone goes by eight | o | clock on christmas day hi |
| s visits till after five | o | clock on saturday morning last |
| ey arrived hame at six | o | clock on sunday mornin as |
| and this was about 6 | o | clock on sunday night oatcakes |
| silly dad it s eight | o | clock on that clock past |
| an executive statement after 5 | o | clock on the long term |
| at sort of six seven | o | clock once everybody s home |
| in at the the six | o | clock one he s like |
| out where it was three | o | clock one mornin paid us |
| only works till like one | o | clock or half one [inaudible] |
| f806: mm until probably five | o | clock or half past five |
| gettin there [laugh] about eleven | o | clock or something m816: mm |
| it half past three four | o | clock or that so m608: |
| usually go to the ten | o | clock right m818: aye m819: |
| he wis started aboot ten | o | clock ronald an tam were |
| a lot earlier than 5 | o | clock secondly i am sure |
| wax he s got ten | o | clock shadow the too grief |
| ll be ere at echt | o | clock sharp stanley growled dinna |
| leaves for work about five | o | clock so it s not |
| and came back around 3 | o | clock some farmers were known |
| hey an watter at eleyven | o | clock sune efter minnie s |
| clock went off at eight | o | clock surfacing into consciousness i |
| fur a break at echt | o | clock tae sup tay frae |
| a whistle went at eight | o | clock tae wairn ye tae |
| down the hill at 11 | o | clock thank god i m |
| had gone just after ten | o | clock that morning to assist |
| called off just before six | o | clock that wild winter evening |
| no [laugh] it s three | o | clock the big hand s |
| timekeepin ye telt us fower | o | clock the bus would arrive |
| after the votes at 5 | o | clock the deputy presiding officer |
| was about 5 to 6 | o | clock the horses were cleaned |
| the first tee for aicht | o | clock the morn s mornin |
| o clock till about three | o | clock the next mornin m815: |
| it wis juist gone twal | o | clock the nicht wis young |
| s a relief aboot fower | o | clock the note is soor |
| all the lights at 11 | o | clock the only distraction was |
| the coastguard just after one | o | clock the whole situation changed |
| [laugh] m816: ni- eight nine | o | clock there how re you |
| was about 12 to 1 | o | clock there wis broth files |
| they do is aboot eight | o | clock they clear the pub |
| pub oot and then nine | o | clock they open the doors |
| be in office at 5 | o | clock this afternoon the first |
| the rector s at fower | o | clock this eftirnuin a bit |
| up and out at 2 | o | clock this morning painting green |
| this was from about seven | o | clock till about three o |
| that we wait until 5 | o | clock to see what decision |
| uh huh m1174: from twelve | o | clock to two o clock |
| documents 2001 02 until 1 | o | clock today despite the fact |
| heads in shame come 5 | o | clock tonight their founding fathers |
| so we caught the 8 | o | clock train on saturday morning |
| you ve to count one | o | clock two o clock [motorbike] |
| had been waiting from 1 | o | clock until 6 o clock |
| on the easy going 12 | o | clock upward drift of ralph |
| to arrive just before four | o | clock was the portpatrick lifeboat |
| church or castle at 3 | o | clock we trooped outside with |
| in the lobby at three | o | clock we watched as the |
| it wis weel efter twae | o | clock whan big mick woke |
| was coming up for six | o | clock when archie got off |
| twelve o clock to two | o | clock when most women were |
| same time but at 6 | o | clock when they came in |
| mulsintoun on steid it 6 | o | clock whit ae glorious sense |
| haunds cam roond tae seeven | o | clock whit soondit like a |
| in the broch at ten | o | clock wi a load o |
| me fine breakfast at eight | o | clock would allow me to |
| back of four or five | o | clock yabbering m608: aye mmhm |
| it s nae near four | o | clock yet want to go |
| it last year by echt | o | clock you d passed oot |
| o clock wi a load | o | firewid tae a wifie jonsar |
| fae midnicht tae the back | o | five o clock fowk of |
| they were there the back | o | five o clock in case |
| aye fund the hypnotic buzz | o | the alairm clock in the |
| dementit fur oors fair heedless | o | the clock an niver think |
| a wire throu the back | o | the clock face sae it |
| like fite haar the tickin | o | the clock on the mantle |
| a soon bit the tick | o | the clock on the mantlepiece |
| her wame as the hauns | o | the clock trailed roon tae |
| granfaither clock at the fit | o | the stairs first ava an |
| alien broomstick rider fearie fleg | o | tickin clock in a roon |
| clock whit ae glorious sense | o | uimour yid hed n nou |
| tickin clock in a roon | o | wab an spider fit wid |
| the clock an niver think | o | writer s block a wondrous |
| feet o yer deid feet | o | yer deid feet ticking clock |
| the lassies tak the bannock | o | 8 care nocht that ane |
| tae it a m ane | o | a few warm in oor |
| landlord an wes ane exempil | o | a guid modren inventioun he |
| en thouch ane definin point | o | a leid is satisfied distinct |
| frae the wee table ane | o | a pair she d gotten |
| in singin the fishin ane | o | a radio ballad series makkit |
| ehm aye i cannae think | o | a richt ane for r-r- |
| is mair o an approximation | o | a standard english accent ane |
| a new hauf uncle maist | o | aa ane as saft in |
| hale houss wes a bayin | o | alairms thare wes ane fur |
| haes jynt as a result | o | ane a ma veesits ah |
| moaning no i couldnae think | o | ane either f1040: no m1042: |
| kie than wi the smyll | o | ane legaiter he says ye |
| the wab round the brainches | o | ane o the trees plankit |
| cannas wes thikfauld wi stour | o | ane orenge cullour at wes |
| wis born ane ex pupil | o | at schuil ae wuman hed |
| bluid mither hid bin ane | o | auld joe s flash in |
| a cauld grue shae mynded | o | aw hir sorraes in ane |
| luik this wes bot ane | o | aw nummer o surpreises ti |
| sairins o greens an ane | o | beef syne they set aathing |
| wis ane o the deuk | o | buccleuch s game keepers ma |
| the end o the p | o | coonter wi ane o wir |
| ye mele me ane exempil | o | d the inglish ar aye |
| l suin regrait the tinsellin | o | d the lad misquotted ane |
| baun wes ane aire furm | o | d the styall wes lowse |
| o sodden feet wi shouts | o | delighted grief october each ane |
| ane i tink usually bressay | o | dem aa er f960: uh |
| fling pit mirk s ane | o | dracula s dothers legs in |
| ane bein mappin the leids | o | edinburgh bein cairried oot by |
| ane o the best weys | o | fawin asleep tryin ti byde |
| buik o ruth is ane | o | five megilloth and was leart |
| crosses alang wi the son | o | god but ane o thaim |
| aweill lat him be ane | o | god s sojers nou gin |
| a heron itsel as ane | o | god s wonders micht juist |
| a tray wi fower sairins | o | greens an ane o beef |
| hoose hei wis ithoot doot | o | guid intelligence an ane cuid |
| ane is in rael danger | o | haein his life nivver mind |
| the advocate o the weys | o | harald blacktooth ane o wur |
| s sib ti the stern | o | heiven abune this ane an |
| fand she d left ane | o | her gloves on the wee |
| the troot wallie cottars ane | o | her granmither s dairymen in |
| photies lay at the fit | o | her kist ane wis a |
| tint a shae frae ane | o | hir front feet sae he |
| fluir ye snekkit aff ane | o | hir haunds an threw it |
| hir days an billy ane | o | hir laddies tae the best |
| road hame she tint ane | o | hir slippers the prince fand |
| whan she liftit up ane | o | hir wee fingirs an raened |
| up wi us thraw ane | o | hir whalps intil the sie |
| juist ane but aw thrie | o | his bairns weill gret wes |
| an made luiv til ane | o | his dochters bi name o |
| like as no wi ane | o | his feed men tho jessie |
| enclose john macnab on ane | o | his forays pp 131 2 |
| daen fur him on ane | o | his fordson tractors monie monie |
| ocht the day but ane | o | his mates had taen five |
| man tae pu aff ane | o | his shoon and gie it |
| wife maun pu aff ane | o | his shoon and spit in |
| howes at liggit unner ane | o | hiz meidies bi the tyme |
| aw lichtlied him an ane | o | hiz sins cryed him chukken |
| becam ane o the maids | o | honor ti the yung princess |
| ane o the major disadvantages | o | how scots perceive their ain |
| troot will be the match | o | ilka ither ane i catch |
| ane thar s anither source | o | information wurdie o listenin til |
| gaelic medium primary education ane | o | its findins shawed hoo in |
| ve aareadies mintit wis ane | o | jockie telfer s ferms efter |
| shair ah m the neist | o | kin thair s ane mair |
| this halie rhyme ane blink | o | livin licht ti see is |
| the ryal airforss aince sayed | o | m aircraiftsman young hez ane |
| he stertit out as ane | o | ma faither the elder warden |
| can tell ye hou ane | o | ma freins bure that same |
| in scots ah see ane | o | ma functions as gettin new |
| true aneuch he cums ane | o | ma men ootran him here |
| slee an sleekit cannie ane | o | ma thochts is teetin ahin |
| i ll gie ye ane | o | maister matty s buiks tae |
| s pipes nott a stream | o | merriet plumbers with ane o |
| godly he wis twinin ane | o | minnie s lang black curls |
| mither saw ane eftir anither | o | mysie s fiers that warna |
| fite beens wi raggedy cloots | o | oo hingin atween them ane |
| the ryal faimlie as ane | o | oorsells morag sobs agreement morag |
| s aye been lyke ane | o | oorsells shona shona aweill haes |
| chuisit maisik as ane wey | o | out pittin thair feillins thai |
| discoverie wis that this process | o | repression is a naitrul ane |
| aboot his fowre wheeled place | o | residence ane maun bot kum |
| in grewe hagiographa the buik | o | ruth is ane o five |
| scots glossary an ilkie ane | o | s hid tae pyke oot |
| it ane o the ongauns | o | scots tung is tae expose |
| lunnon alang wi the stane | o | skoun the ane o the |
| stovit a whein ti warnish | o | smeik ane ti let stoutherie |
| an pyntit ti a smad | o | smeik ishin frae ahent ane |
| in the grun the seal | o | solomon ane stude on its |
| only ane that she thought | o | somethin tae dae that was |
| mairch wes bot a rikkil | o | stanes wi ane enorm saltyre |
| wur imaginations is ane wey | o | sublimatin wur instincts popular leiterature |
| bot ane o aw nummer | o | surpreises ti be hed thon |
| a parable i sall speak | o | t wi twa heids ane |
| then a great big ashet | o | tatties an each ane just |
| folk it s no ane | o | thae fearsome hills whaur daft |
| as though she s ane | o | thae floating death kists they |
| the maister needs is ane | o | thae great clumpin steeds bruce |
| them here it wis ane | o | thae physick mongerin lads o |
| wechts an ance even ane | o | thae wee square widden frames |
| a ane wad be gled | o | thaim ah want naething belangin |
| he gaed up til ane | o | thaim an spiert whit wey |
| ane at wes the brawest | o | thaim aw thinkin it the |
| wycer whit ails me twa | o | thaim bled me ane o |
| the ae chaumer macbeth ane | o | thaim cawed oot god bliss |
| wurk it wis it ane | o | thaim dances whaur a masel |
| door an shuir aneuch ane | o | thaim fittit the lock the |
| son o god but ane | o | thaim gaed ti heivin i |
| ti the fluir an ane | o | thaim grippit jennie bi the |
| for years there no ane | o | thaim haes been heard speakin |
| tottiest bluidmerk on aither ane | o | thaim he wes that syne |
| o thaim bled me ane | o | thaim poulticed me an the |
| scartit thair heids then ane | o | thaim proposed tae cry it |
| verra tyme ti open ane | o | thaim sae she did juist |
| wad luik braw on ane | o | thaim sae she wappit the |
| no ane for pomes maist | o | thaim soonds lyke haivers ti |
| the relationship lippens on ane | o | thaim stertin up a new |
| an drukken thair fill ane | o | thaim stuid up an threipit |
| doun ablo an in ane | o | thaim thare war his twa |
| ahint thaim aw but ane | o | thaim that haed daidilt ahint |
| this letter for ilka ane | o | thaim the stw cairries eleeven |
| richt aneuch nanse shuirlie ane | o | thaim wad tak ti ye |
| cryin no thaim suin ane | o | thaim wes keikin throu the |
| mak amaist ane eyland fortrace | o | thair hame whan the truips |
| sum mae bacca in spite | o | thair relief ane s left |
| keing an queen gied ane | o | thair sairvants til the reid |
| ane at the other side | o | that bridge there f643: there |
| best ane a good ane | o | that is a lad in |
| left raither than the laws | o | the ane he is in |
| near echt month gone ane | o | the baby boom fowk said |
| z onkil at wes ane | o | the baun ye maun be |
| tae feenish music s ane | o | the best ambassadors scots ains |
| aw nicht that s ane | o | the best weys o fawin |
| hir mither taen doun ane | o | the blek puddens frae the |
| she s sneddin aff ane | o | the brainches juist see hir |
| identifie wi ane or mair | o | the characters and ack out |
| up the stairs til ane | o | the chaumers he haed seen |
| re ane o the dominies | o | the cloister on the five |
| us haein spoken wi ane | o | the club members wha d |
| tale ae games wikk ane | o | the cuddies wad neither boo |
| since it s ane part | o | the culture quhilk reflects scotland |
| ane cuid sei the ruif | o | the curlin club shed frae |
| sherp gullie cut aff ane | o | the deid wumman s haunds |
| bade whan hei wis ane | o | the deuk o buccleuch s |
| oniegates the nixt day ane | o | the doctour s sins ettilt |
| is faur fae siccar ane | o | the documents o the nuffield |
| drink gin ye re ane | o | the dominies o the cloister |
| ane bield ye in consent | o | the enlichtencie o divinite twa |
| ye r juist lyke ane | o | the faimlie aiblins she l |
| time meenister for education ane | o | the first issues for the |
| dod mathieson hid bin ane | o | the first men ontae the |
| we ken he was ane | o | the fisher fowk wha dwalt |
| o the nicht lifting ane | o | the fishermen s boats awa |
| ruif cam doun in ane | o | the flets frae the neipours |
| scott wis born i ane | o | the fowre hooses it the |
| whyt kye at ane en | o | the gairden wes an auld |
| sumhin or ither whan ane | o | the gethern shoutit ben til |
| ane cuid ca ae byproduct | o | the growthe o the mills |
| at the first but ane | o | the guildbrithers drappit his wark |
| frae meadshaw mr bowie ane | o | the hawick blacksmiths wrocht the |
| tae dree its weird ane | o | the heidmaist javan scholars hid |
| you licht leddy heichest ane | o | the heivens an my life |
| stop see i the hous | o | the hie ane at the |
| but whan he gat ane | o | the hogney s hairs for |
| englis border frae the back | o | the hoose ane hes ae |
| breaths sang intae oblivion ane | o | the images that run is |
| ane langsyne in the days | o | the judges thair was a |
| houss an ane fur ilkane | o | the kers out by on |
| d be kent as ane | o | the kin carers an wad |
| ti ly doun in ane | o | the kists hoy on nou |
| the deid sea is ane | o | the laichest bits in the |
| him an he poued ane | o | the lang course hairs oot |
| the ane the ferr end | o | the langest lobbie o aw |
| an aa i the hous | o | the law ane an bi |
| syne she set for ane | o | the leddies ti cum an |
| thirsels the bandaras war heid | o | the list fur ane o |
| gairdenfit cottages wullie mackinnon ane | o | the local roadmen an his |
| conservative government an tho ane | o | the macnabs alastair sutherland the |
| post or she becam ane | o | the maids o honor ti |
| she greitin ah m ane | o | the maist misfortunate weimen leeivin |
| things nivver chynge politics ane | o | the maist unco things about |
| yit a forerunner tae ane | o | the major disadvantages o how |
| the driver had escaped ane | o | the mcgintys had run the |
| no it s wi ane | o | the men whaur are all |
| that is the political hert | o | the modren macnabs the ane |
| pace fur a meinit ane | o | the neifs wes at thai |
| door tae fin neil ane | o | the new byllies pechin on |
| the house in the middle | o | the nicht lifting ane o |
| stane o skoun the ane | o | the nok gune nae langir |
| tyme in ane outlin pairt | o | the north o scotland thare |
| siccar ane o the documents | o | the nuffield inquiry on leids |
| hid thocht it wis ane | o | the nurses movin ahin him |
| read an write it ane | o | the ongauns o scots tung |
| ella the auldest marriet ane | o | the pow s o the |
| blacktooth ane o wur symbols | o | the primeval id the consumation |
| her pairtner anaw the blitheness | o | the relationship lippens on ane |
| this puddok as a member | o | the ryal faimlie as ane |
| europ as the modren supprise | o | the scots leid bi ane |
| park a whylie back ane | o | the scythemen cuttin roadies tae |
| husband wis jock short ane | o | the shorts whae yince fermed |
| he fell in wi ane | o | the smaa fuit fowk at |
| an ma grandfaither wis ane | o | the snoot kirk elders gey |
| telt at billy dickson ane | o | the sons is nou bidin |
| athout this sair smitch ane | o | the spinstresses sat bi hirsell |
| oo hingin atween them ane | o | the spring lammies isie telt |
| pat his horse in ane | o | the staws in the gret |
| s the three different uses | o | the the ane word like |
| wi his warriors send ane | o | the thirlmen til him bi |
| bi birth jude wis ane | o | the traivellin fowk sae niver |
| ah tryit it on ane | o | the trees for ti see |
| round the brainches o ane | o | the trees plankit hirsell doun |
| year aulder than minnie ane | o | the troot wallie cottars ane |
| time he d feinisht ane | o | the twa buckets an ti |
| o the list fur ane | o | the upgyangin quarrytowers apairtments set |
| ane o the pow s | o | the vales anenst newmill on |
| machine whaur i the nem | o | the wie man hed ane |
| back again ae nicht ane | o | the yowes fell owre the |
| wad be lyker mairriein ane | o | the yung princes that war |
| he maun hae been ane | o | their best tae win promotion |
| ma ain faither is ane | o | their biggest financial backers an |
| faither jist keep it ane | o | their cuddies back fin they |
| a royal a stewart ane | o | their kings whaur ma journey |
| that the israelites got ane | o | their maist parteeclar thochts o |
| in the dock an ane | o | their mithers glowerin frae the |
| need fresh beddin an ane | o | them needit liniment rubbit inno |
| o merriet plumbers with ane | o | them she ran aff doon |
| but no the ae ane | o | them wad sell him drink |
| ither modal verbs in place | o | thi lost modals ane possible |
| modren scots an english ane | o | thi main systemic differentiations exists |
| standard english at ane end | o | thi scale an scots at |
| aw eftir sum betterment ane | o | thir packmen offert hir a |
| twa sheilins nou in ane | o | thir riggs bi a green |
| saicont sicht this is ane | o | thir unco tymes an ah |
| intention an ane famous ensaumple | o | this is utterit bi thi |
| northeastern scots ane interestin feature | o | this transcript is that thire |
| a mynd richt wis ane | o | thum an agane gin a |
| fairish bi naem wis ane | o | thum an shei marriet frankie |
| fowre sons an ilk ane | o | thum gaed tae universitie an |
| skechin about on the bartisans | o | tornes lik ane auncient norman |
| that no the ae ane | o | us ll can come near |
| dure said na fient ane | o | us we ir aw tapsalteirie |
| trie isna bot ane objek | o | vaill ti the fowk bot |
| p o coonter wi ane | o | wir wee posters hingin frae |
| atavistic impulses i the warld | o | wur imaginations is ane wey |
| weys o harald blacktooth ane | o | wur symbols o the primeval |
| unsteik the dure shuirlie ane | o | ye aye stauns on thrie |
| common no the ae ane | o | ye ll can come near |
| an nou the fift ane | o | ye said finn whit div |
| stuils creepie stuils lat ane | o | ye unsteik the dure shuirlie |
| says dinna mak me ane | o | yer concubenes hoose vaishle wull |
| minnie ane fur ilkie year | o | yer faither s life his |
| heeze the birns wi ane | o | yer fingers mishanter faa ye |
| dinna tak me as ane | o | yer hoose vaishles when denner |
| says dinna mak me ane | o | yer jurrs or servin lasses |
| yirsel an yir son guidsir | o | yir ane guidwill forby ye |
| an faimlie bidin i ane | o | yon cottages an hei wrocht |
| his heid nae doot ane | o | yon irish americans hame fur |
| belt neil vrocht fur ane | o | yon multinational merchant bank companies |
| there will fa fur ane | o | you his singin is gey |
| ill syde ti d ilkane | o | z hes ane sell eimage |
| uiswal throu the mediat tung | o | z onkil at wes ane |
| for ivver ere wis tents | o | a a kind press tents |
| twa ere wis the soun | o | a bell ringin an jonsar |
| ere s a wee bit | o | a draught comin in geordie |
| ere wis still a chance | o | a fluffer o snaa ye |
| ere wis e tail eyn | o | a hey soo stannin still |
| ay mak roon e edges | o | a park ere wis a |
| roses ere s nae muckle | o | a plot for greens though |
| e binder ere wis mair | o | a shear on e dowp |
| ere wis a fleein flizzem | o | a shooerie o hailsteens e |
| s nae at e back | o | a steen ere an e |
| ye could wi e shelter | o | a stook ere wis ae |
| ere d been a bit | o | a storm at wid come |
| neepers for ere wis plinty | o | aal craiters in at hooses |
| shimmerin again ere wis lots | o | activity on the water boats |
| ere s nae a breath | o | air i div froon thursday |
| e grun ere wis plinty | o | ammunition i kent be em |
| pairt ere wis e foon | o | an aal hut circle bankit |
| skin bit ere wisna much | o | at it s jist aboot |
| an slopes ere wis een | o | best craps o blaeberries i |
| wither ere wis some tracks | o | birds bit nae a geese |
| it ere wis a scatterin | o | black drappins at e boddem |
| ere wis an aafa skwyle | o | brakes as e bus wis |
| rucks ere wis e chance | o | brakkin a cairt or foonerin |
| world communications or e prestige | o | britain at at time ere |
| onywye ere wis dizzens hunners | o | butterflees an e lass wis |
| ere s a fer bit | o | change doon comes the rain |
| ere d been a pooer | o | concentration in at teet intill |
| village wis wide wi heapies | o | coo sharn here an ere |
| an ere s a bit | o | country steeped in history it |
| thole or en es business | o | cushions weel ere is twa |
| an ere wis a sprinklin | o | darker specks tee fin i |
| mair o e aal wyes | o | deein aye i ken ere |
| broth ere wis twa wyes | o | deein files a hen got |
| ferfochen ere wis twa wyes | o | deein if e post wis |
| ye ere wis twa wyes | o | deein swappin an edderin it |
| e papers are nae lang | o | drappin a subjick gin ere |
| oot ere wis a touch | o | dry rot in e fleer |
| ere ll be a colony | o | e craiters in t fin |
| e wird hairst tae een | o | e fairmers ere he d |
| black affrontit be e linth | o | e foggitch ere s nae |
| ere an aifter e caal | o | e gab o mey fin |
| place wir guide e lady | o | e gasthof hid been ere |
| it up till e tap | o | e great cliffs faar ere |
| ere hearkin till e soons | o | e hennies hard by yer |
| t here at e back | o | e hoose ere wis a |
| e plantin at e back | o | e hooses sae ere wis |
| in scalloway on e day | o | e land sports ere wis |
| for e bigger on tap | o | e load bit ere wis |
| it in front o een | o | e music centre loodspikkers ere |
| big steen in e nyeuk | o | e park ere aye jock |
| wis tiret in e nyeuk | o | e park ere d been |
| loon i haaled awa twa | o | e shafes an ere wis |
| side in e early pairt | o | e spring fin ere wis |
| em bit in e wall | o | e stair ere wis fit |
| up till e threshin platform | o | e traivellin mullie ere was |
| so be makin ae room | o | e twa ere wis mair |
| winny nicht fae ilky edge | o | e wid ere wis a |
| be spottit ootside e bouns | o | e wid ere wis a |
| ere wis e zip zip | o | e wings o peesees black |
| gin ye d run oot | o | eesefae thochts ere wis a |
| ve sattled doon an maist | o | em are lyin ere chaain |
| moose wobs ere wis some | o | em in swirlies e size |
| side ere wis a lot | o | em it wis faar e |
| an ere wis a lot | o | em sae i stopped nae |
| the distance as the twa | o | em stood ere fer spell |
| ere wisna aften a lot | o | em tae get oot e |
| sae ere wis as little | o | em touchin e grun as |
| ere cood be ither wyes | o | enjoyin himsel shak an shudder |
| till im willie spak oot | o | ere e roaret openin er |
| scenery an seas e like | o | es ere d niver be |
| fox ere s aafa hullocks | o | es toonser foxes nooadays i |
| far i keepit a store | o | ferlies ere wis nae laidder |
| a chance o a pot | o | fine maamie broth ere wis |
| the sawmill for a load | o | firewid ere is nae eese |
| d been some fleein flizzems | o | fite shoories bit ere wis |
| enyeuch ere wis a lot | o | fite speckies an fit ye |
| e sides ere wis sprays | o | flooers an leaves an ere |
| ere d be a faimily | o | forkies left haimless tee bit |
| 16 ere s a touch | o | frost affa cauld as weel |
| bare ere s a touch | o | frost bit it is fair |
| an shortly wi a touch | o | frost ere wis silence i |
| ere s a fer bit | o | frost fin we rise doon |
| ere s a fer bit | o | frost in o the win |
| ere s a wee touch | o | frost in the air it |
| ere wis aye a bit | o | funnin wi em especially willie |
| ere wis wide spacies full | o | funs an breem an roddens |
| times ere d be flocks | o | geese honkin awa even in |
| ere wis a gweed smarrach | o | geets aboot e place aa |
| saa fit a fine congregation | o | grey moose wobs ere wis |
| aboot ere wis still puckles | o | gweed steen dykes bit ey |
| ere wis aye a bit | o | haikin for aa e tools |
| dis blaw ere s shoors | o | hail sleet an en sna |
| mn a been a lot | o | help fae neepers for ere |
| ere the sweat poorin aff | o | him bleed poorin fae his |
| wid ere wis a lot | o | history in at wid an |
| for ere wis siveral glaisses | o | imitation plastic liquid in different |
| ere wis a wee bit | o | information tellin fowk a a |
| sae ere wis aye plenty | o | kinnlin inside i set up |
| on ere wis a lot | o | labour in e startin o |
| gied ere wis ate plinty | o | lachin at piece time ere |
| ere wis aften e soon | o | laiverocks in e air noo |
| ere wis siveral foggitchy clumps | o | lang taily stuff at ey |
| reests ere wisna a lot | o | licht got in an it |
| seein ere wis aye plinty | o | licht twa ir three o |
| garrt me start tae think | o | life an death ere s |
| maitter at brook e eggshall | o | ma trustin world ere wis |
| in wir sichts a mountain | o | magnesite ere mn a been |
| e parks ere wis craps | o | maize feed for man an |
| it even in e wye | o | makkin clews ere wis change |
| bit ere wisna a lot | o | meevement at least neen ye |
| bit ere wis nae sign | o | mochs aifter at it wis |
| ere wis mile aifter mile | o | parks different colours depennin on |
| bags o sticks ten bags | o | peats each ere wis a |
| aiberdeen fae ere doon een | o | pittie s parks by fit |
| eck pit doon a bit | o | plastic sheetin far ere wis |
| thochts ere wis a lot | o | pleesher in sittin in e |
| time ere wisna a lot | o | privacy in a big park |
| ll aften hear e squeeryins | o | rabbits an files ere s |
| ere s been a lot | o | rain ere s a fer |
| bittie ere s a hullock | o | raspberry canes it wis e |
| mair respect ere s degrees | o | respect for aa craiters if |
| ere wis a big patch | o | rhubarb for makin jam at |
| fin ere wis a park | o | ripe corn within sicht tae |
| ere wis a big patch | o | rollt metal i d better |
| ere s nae a lot | o | room tae alloo for swallin |
| bykit up wi im nedder | o | s sayin onything ere wis |
| ere s aye that spark | o | satisfaction yet efter 40 eer |
| ere s usually less chance | o | seein onybody onywye ere wis |
| tae nicht ere s plenty | o | sin a richt fine sicht |
| files ere s a blinkie | o | sin an wi aa es |
| day sae gran wi plenty | o | sin bit ere s a |
| efterneen ere s a blink | o | sin mak me feel affa |
| suddenly ere wis a day | o | sin shine sin shinin in |
| day an ere s plenty | o | sin wednesday 20 temp 11 |
| day lang ere s plenty | o | sinshine tuesday 28 temp 12 |
| ere wis aye a bittie | o | slack atween e pulley itsel |
| 3 16 ere is shoors | o | sleet an some o hail |
| 6 16 ere s shoors | o | sleet an some o sna |
| dis blaw ere s shoors | o | sleet an some o sna |
| ere s a fer coverin | o | sna fin i rise mair |
| 4 ere s twa inch | o | sna fin we div rise |
| 0 ere s a coverin | o | sna fin we div rise |
| be ere s a coverin | o | sna for us tae see |
| again ere s a flurry | o | sna saturday 5 temp 2 |
| again ere s a flurry | o | sna sunday 20 temp 0 |
| eck ere s aye wither | o | some kind at this time |
| larry ere s aye wither | o | some kind noo i ll |
| min ere wis a linin | o | some kinna composition boordin covered |
| ere wis aye a lot | o | sortin tae dee e birz |
| ere wis a gweed lot | o | space for e hens on |
| t fae e bigger quantity | o | steens at turnet up ere |
| shoories bit ere wis patches | o | strong meenlicht tee brakkin throwe |
| fin we set aff full | o | students fae e university ere |
| d hae a gairden foo | o | sycamores an naething else ere |
| ere i wis at sure | o | t i couldna think it |
| roddens ere wisna mony nyeuks | o | t i didna ken ere |
| a licht styoo raise aff | o | t till ere wis enyeuch |
| at ere wis jist acres | o | t wi a greyichtie fite |
| hame tae hae a cup | o | tay as he sat ere |
| day ere wis nae sicht | o | teenie ata eenie went aboot |
| ere s a spit in | o | the air an for the |
| ere s a nip in | o | the air en the sin |
| 22 temp 1 8 in | o | the air ere s a |
| ere wis a sharpness in | o | the air he shook his |
| ere s a spit in | o | the air saturday 26th temp |
| ere s a cauldness in | o | the air thursday 2 temp |
| ere s a spit in | o | the air wither for the |
| easier ere wis nae bendin | o | the back noo he stood |
| 2 7 win blaws oot | o | the east eence mair ere |
| spectacular swoopin aboot the tap | o | the moutains ere wis eagles |
| fillin up the last bag | o | the order fin ere wis |
| 8th temp 14 24 oot | o | the sooth ere s a |
| gale force win blaws oot | o | the wast ere s a |
| s aa jist a maitter | o | time an place ere wid |
| yer back ere s dizzens | o | tufties haalt oot is wis |
| cairt ere wis a wye | o | turnin an layin e shafes |
| up ere wis a shoor | o | twa o sna bit it |
| secont time bit e meenit | o | veesion wis ere aa e |
| pint ere wis silver ballies | o | water on e heids o |
| time ere wis an eruption | o | wee reed spiders inside e |
| ere s a wee pir | o | win a fine hairst day |
| colour ere wisnae a breath | o | win an the bonny blue |
| bit wi a warm pir | o | win comes oot fine ere |
| affa balmy nae a breath | o | win en ere s rain |
| ere s a fer pir | o | win fine day fin i |
| cool ere s a pir | o | win gran day an ere |
| ere s a wee pir | o | win it s gey bare |
| ere s a cauld pir | o | win later in the day |
| ere s a fer pir | o | win we wrap up weel |
| sooth ere a cauld pir | o | win we wrap weel an |
| meenit ere cam e furr | o | wings an e soon o |
| mild ere s nae sign | o | winter bein ony wild cataract |
| spring ere wis e flooers | o | yalla lilies an fite lilies |
| steens bit na na neen | o | yer keyser s bairns ere |
| firewid ere is nae eese | o | you comin doon here if |
| e hill ere s squaads | o | young fowk gang aboot on |
| tap ere wis a crood | o | young fowk in e kinna |
| i didna get a bit | o | a backhander fae e fairmer |
| em in swirlies e size | o | a bairn s niv wi |
| d tae tak e hannle | o | a besom lay t on |
| jist like e squaar meshes | o | a big net at wis |
| t an e front byeurd | o | a bun in bed e |
| bit oot o e inside | o | a cairt wheel syne ye |
| wis mair in e shape | o | a car startin hannle wi |
| em oot wi e claas | o | a claa haimmer ye cwidna |
| e parks in e win | o | a clear day at a |
| e that trunk a bit | o | a dicht it s a |
| haimmert in at e back | o | a dyke maybe jist wi |
| tap hinge in e middle | o | a jungle o wobs ey |
| e mysel a birthday present | o | a new nightie i could |
| even half o e side | o | a post awa at e |
| wis aa ye wid ken | o | a queer smell in e |
| ye d gie e tap | o | a split post a canny |
| e stirries hoverin in front | o | a veesion at s nae |
| yer hairt gweed e roar | o | a weel iled ingine bit |
| aabody seems tae hae plenty | o | aathing nooadays bit in e |
| e trees wis e foon | o | an aal hoose faar a |
| got stuck anaith e couples | o | an aal hoose faar e |
| tack there s e tale | o | an elderly crafter his wife |
| tae be in e middle | o | an interestin snippetie fin ye |
| pulley itsel an e pint | o | anchorage on e strainer es |
| f1115: e i e i | o | and on that farm he |
| park ae day e picter | o | at black ily rik cam |
| riv peyed not one iota | o | attention till e loss o |
| a line at e fit | o | aye anidder page ilky day |
| diffrent aiblins an inferior form | o | bad moothit english or e |
| tae dee e birz birzin | o | beasts heids as ey tried |
| forgettin e eynless howkin up | o | bishop weed in e yard |
| e sense in t tee | o | breathin a sigh o relief |
| spelt f o r f | o | c h e n f1054: |
| landrover aige cha tèid f982: | o | cha tèid e idir se- |
| streak in e general fiteness | o | chack an styoo e maister |
| a cur a mach [gàire] | o | chan e m979: chan e |
| tae gie t a shofelfae | o | coal i aye likit e |
| e cloodies hiv a lot | o | colour aboot em for a |
| job maybe cairryin hivvy bags | o | corn up e stairs intil |
| been deein since e beginnin | o | creation maybe followin oot eir |
| sooth windaes faar e licht | o | day wis sypin throwe i |
| gey near at e pynt | o | drappin er calf e d |
| ir mair noo ower plooin | o | e aal style wi e |
| withoot thinkin syne e picter | o | e bag cam intill eez |
| snod for tyin e tails | o | e ban roon t twistin |
| an laid it on tap | o | e ban ye d pit |
| fingers maybe on e spikes | o | e barbit weer ilky pair |
| d tak a hyow oot | o | e barn an use it |
| first ontill e concrete fleer | o | e barn i knockit masel |
| strae at the strae eyn | o | e barn on thrashin days |
| an toast it in front | o | e bars o e grate |
| throwin an aix at een | o | e big tree trunks aifter |
| up again ma heid full | o | e birds i couldna bit |
| wik catchin a fair puckly | o | e bonny black craiturs syne |
| left it at e fit | o | e brae an e hisna |
| left it at e boddem | o | e brae an niver feesht |
| e holies in e bank | o | e burn at e bog |
| e midden at e back | o | e byre ye cd graip |
| it sat aside e moo | o | e close in e nyeuk |
| aff aifter steepin e leavins | o | e comb wis put intill |
| e couples o e reef | o | e corn laft till e |
| have access to the shorter | o | e d too foetid is |
| s nae in e tail | o | e day e riv didna |
| yer chowdlers for e rest | o | e day i niver speert |
| still tae let e thochts | o | e day sattle if ye |
| aye interestin tae tak note | o | e different diets o the |
| yallas or e swads oot | o | e dreel in hard frosts |
| sic places nae tae spik | o | e dried dubs aff fool |
| ingine wis lood e roar | o | e drums wis even looder |
| rapin yet e shuttle shape | o | e edderins wis mint for |
| through the middle bit maist | o | e eggs wis sellt tae |
| got tae read fae some | o | e fairm chiels wi eir |
| last seen in e viceenity | o | e fairm o linshie auchterless |
| likely it was e pammerin | o | e feet o a cattle |
| at lit up a bittie | o | e fleer an ower e |
| an ye cd peek oot | o | e fower peened gale windae |
| rubbish hid been dumpit oot | o | e gairden sae in e |
| in front o e bars | o | e grate an clairt some |
| e poker ower e ribs | o | e grate an if ye |
| flooery tiles at ilky side | o | e grate ye cd keep |
| graan tae hear e click | o | e haimmer heid on e |
| e fairmer at e eyn | o | e hairst an welcome enyeuch |
| oot wi a sidewyes pull | o | e heid bit e ruckies |
| e weer on ilky side | o | e heid o e staple |
| the quarry at e heid | o | e hill it wis oot |
| mell stuck inside e middle | o | e hivvy iron bit oot |
| an spak till e man | o | e hoose aboot eez wye |
| boortree busses at e back | o | e hoose an e big |
| riv an atween e porch | o | e hoose an e yard |
| e d harly gang oot | o | e hoose at aa except |
| henhoose biggit ontill e eyn | o | e hoose es henhoose wis |
| bit roon till e back | o | e hoose it got tae |
| lang line ye geed oot | o | e hoose throwe a green |
| for e day e soon | o | e horns e clankin o |
| syne crossed ower e foon | o | e hut circle an doon |
| ma fit on e edge | o | e ice i didna gang |
| wid a been e caase | o | e ily rik peer willie |
| e hivvy iron bit oot | o | e inside o a cairt |
| fin es wis full een | o | e jobs i files did |
| tae take bilin water oot | o | e kettle abeen e fire |
| wis a richt fairm toun | o | e kin we eest tae |
| juttit oot fae e back | o | e kitchen alang wi a |
| widden railin jist in front | o | e kitchen windae aye e |
| craa an e iverlaistin sangs | o | e laiverocks or e steery |
| coom ceiled at ae eyn | o | e landin an at e |
| ye didna need e abeelity | o | e latter oot ony mair |
| wi willie flappit on tap | o | e load fair teen wi |
| doon e lang black hole | o | e lum mair tae the |
| misst oot on a vyow | o | e maister in e dresser |
| took a take e wye | o | e midden afore gaan till |
| as far as e back | o | e milkhoose at juttit oot |
| belts for e different bits | o | e mull bit though e |
| it cam aff e shakkers | o | e mull it wis ower |
| wheels tak a gweed grip | o | e ootside edges an pull |
| ken fae e nethmist straans | o | e palins faar i cd |
| e cornyard at e eyn | o | e park abeen e road |
| a bonnet at e heid | o | e parks kye cd wanner |
| heid on e blunt eyn | o | e picker an it maks |
| pair een on ilky side | o | e pole e blade whir |
| fyow faalt pages fae een | o | e press and journals at |
| tae be deen ae eyn | o | e rape aboot a nivfae |
| wis keepit on e couples | o | e reef o e corn |
| fleg fin i meeved instead | o | e reglar sailin back an |
| trees in e main bit | o | e riv i aye likit |
| ay on e zig zaggin | o | e roadies makkin t easier |
| brunt in e fire box | o | e roller at wid a |
| frieryke wes i the furm | o | e ross esq ettlin ti |
| yer wye roon e heid | o | e ruck es time ye |
| rale canny ower e shooders | o | e ruck in e richt |
| roon an roon e croon | o | e ruck till ye d |
| get in fit wis left | o | e ruckie an fit wi |
| files a hen got oot | o | e run an ontill e |
| e fairmer d get haad | o | e scythe an e steen |
| s jist aboot e eyn | o | e simmer at ye daarna |
| e metal wi e nyeuk | o | e spaad tae gaither ilky |
| thermal caased be e warmth | o | e spring sin ye cd |
| e hecks at e fronts | o | e staas an e beas |
| notice em on e curtains | o | e stair windae an on |
| ilky side o e heid | o | e staple for it wis |
| a d rether ey kint | o | e stars fleein ower thir |
| d been by e eyn | o | e steadin e hey soo |
| some scrattins at e heid | o | e strainer some prood lad |
| eez shoppie for a lot | o | e time haimmerin tackets into |
| mn jist mak e best | o | e times ey live in |
| teen up in e cups | o | e traivellin belt till e |
| e wid at e back | o | e trees wis e foon |
| a tuftie ontill e hyeuk | o | e twister syne e lad |
| a meenit till e nyeuk | o | e waa blockit e vyow |
| cowp to tip empty crap | o | e waa wall head creesh |
| e tap fae e force | o | e wallop fae e mell |
| craalet doon at e side | o | e wechts weighing machine he |
| turn tae grip e eyn | o | e weer fin ye wintit |
| mint tae tak e strain | o | e weers in twa directions |
| tae eke oot e story | o | e wid an fit hid |
| e back o pitties side | o | e wid faar i eest |
| e close in e nyeuk | o | e widden shed at wis |
| mair decent at e onset | o | e wik e d aye |
| an e mrs wavin oot | o | e windae as she geed |
| t tae dodge e warst | o | e wreaths ower till e |
| riv ran roon twa sides | o | e yard roon e back |
| i corralled it in front | o | een o e music centre |
| o attention till e loss | o | een o eir nearest an |
| ma han intill e hairt | o | een o em an god |
| e hill it wis oot | o | eese bit fowk dumpit aal |
| eez face anaith e snoot | o | eez bonnet an i jined |
| wid a maittert e legs | o | eez briks wis gey sypit |
| e laddie d heen some | o | eez freens in aboot een |
| tae throwe e trailin edges | o | eez mowser weel aye e |
| willie tae tak a basketfae | o | eggs till e merchant s |
| john caldwood m865: corbett c | o | eh r b e double |
| till e loss o een | o | eir nearest an dearest aye |
| faar a fyow trees een | o | em a rodden an e |
| wis jock kent e maist | o | em es day be e |
| ye wis plooin e feck | o | em s clean cleart awa |
| e en the maist hummle | o | english anes for aw the |
| haad o twa ir three | o | es iron traps wi e |
| e kent an aafa lot | o | es sangs i min eence |
| faar e lairds an maisters | o | es spidery universe geed oot |
| f1103: e i e i | o | f1104: yeah f1103: oh f1104: |
| farm e i e i | o | f1115: e i e i |
| teeth chitterin an e dream | o | feathers roon its chowks syne |
| an noticin e filterin in | o | fite styoo an bitties o |
| an up till e heid | o | fleer s hill skirtin roon |
| ma torch ahin e bits | o | furniter i haikit aawye bit |
| as firm s e rock | o | gibraltar bit naething in life |
| they ca d im mains | o | gravats he loot e place |
| a deer shoot a brace | o | grouse or e en fush |
| fleein flizzem o a shooerie | o | hailsteens e bullets stung bit |
| gettin in anaith e heids | o | hard driven staples an syne |
| guana bag wi e bits | o | heid an up tae the |
| wid ha e bin oot | o | hid a thegither but ah |
| e that squint wee smile | o | his and shout ta ta |
| aal days on e reefs | o | hooses first e pit on |
| marker funny at e reet | o | ilky post wis a wee |
| bit hiv ye nae trace | o | im ava e got e |
| squeak wid ye get oot | o | im es day though e |
| meltit braiss i d haard | o | in turra an on e |
| it aye brocht a bit | o | income till e hoose my |
| sooth ye hear e roar | o | ingines as a shuttle heids |
| wis comin till e eyn | o | its life e bark wis |
| bit think on e pooer | o | life at e warmth geed |
| doot there s a lot | o | lore aboot e countryside and |
| up again at e tap | o | ma gairden in anaith a |
| foon willie geed clean oot | o | ma heid again e neesht |
| bit i took e pynt | o | ma knife an scrapit a |
| i scrapit wi e tae | o | ma tacketie jist a hale |
| wid hae e tastiest tooshties | o | mait i stoppit tae swap |
| e caal o e gab | o | mey fin it cam warmer |
| deein wi e steen wis | o | nae god s eese fitsaeiver |
| deein t in a state | o | naiter iv coorse e breets |
| gate intill e riv made | o | nettin weer on a frame |
| hoose an e fine freedom | o | ootside wark gies ye mair |
| on fit roon e boons | o | ordley an gray won he |
| he cuist in wi freins | o | our ain h e warden |
| a n t i n | o | p l e anti disestablishmentarianism |
| intimmers wi a handy bit | o | palin weer even e hens |
| wis gey near greetin oot | o | peety for e coo stannin |
| maybe jist wi ae straan | o | pikit weer tae keep e |
| e middle wis a line | o | posts at some lads d |
| since the d i v | o | r c e so horrid |
| tee o breathin a sigh | o | relief noo at e main |
| wirkin fither on e taps | o | rucks or in e aal |
| chokit an full o bits | o | run metal at e fite |
| poille bheag m979: ah uill | o | s e bha a bheil |
| chancy wirk bit e twa | o | s kept at it an |
| features quhilk are historically characteristic | o | scots i e nae final |
| influential effect oan thi teachin | o | scots in schuils e en |
| cd a coontit e number | o | shafes put throwe e mull |
| an see aa e queeriorums | o | shapes e snaa hid been |
| throwe e railin an oot | o | sicht bit ey dinna aa |
| and lien ower lang oot | o | sicht in a dreel e |
| styoo e maister s shout | o | silence didna quairten e lachin |
| e slates o the marks | o | skylies ye jist hid tae |
| like jockie drappit a hanfae | o | snaa doon e lum dyod |
| e ootcome wis a pattren | o | squaries as ye lookit at |
| gyang tae see e circle | o | steens at aquhorthies weel e |
| goin on aa e orrals | o | sticks aboot e place aal |
| s nae jist e politest | o | stories bit i jist gee |
| o hait tae wi plinty | o | sugar till e forkers in |
| happent tae see e reek | o | t aboot e cross it |
| caddis is ma only memory | o | t an e front byeurd |
| some disturbance at e side | o | t e same s a |
| neep split aff e colour | o | t for aa ye d |
| ha e to get rid | o | t georgie coming to her |
| winna dee e queer bittie | o | t is it s ither |
| bore holes in e fit | o | t iv coorse it didna |
| for e licht e airms | o | t s ower heich aa |
| intill e heap e hale | o | t stuck egidder an comin |
| kettle hotterin for a cup | o | tae e time e pottitch |
| e transfer is tòrr airgead | o | team air choireigin eile m979: |
| season due be e time | o | thackin e craps wis weel |
| e en in informal forgaitherins | o | thair peers efter bein telt |
| we sat on the back | o | the bike wi e t |
| it up in e direction | o | the fire be ill luck |
| fiddlers for their bows some | o | the loons wid tak e |
| kept tae clean e slates | o | the marks o skylies ye |
| and e en an incarnation | o | the primal id john macnab |
| fin e heard e clatter | o | the taepot on the steen |
| jokes an e en sklytes | o | the tongue as outlets for |
| tae be in e thick | o | things wi e students sae |
| thir peers an ti read | o | thir star fan e sheets |
| slimy place at e best | o | times nae at ull for |
| brocht in through a range | o | topics like environmental studies e |
| bit e d a loopie | o | towe roon eez wrist tee |
| mull be coontin e number | o | tows aifter e thrash es |
| ear easter an e time | o | turra show caal ir warm |
| e door they were made | o | twa bits o stick wi |
| an seen insteid the guid | o | twa leiditness or e en |
| dee canna stop e wheeshin | o | tyres an e bum o |
| a suffer just because some | o | us want to ha e |
| hid deen t fullin pails | o | water at e pump in |
| beet an see e driblets | o | watter comin up atween e |
| awa at e safter bits | o | wid tae get cellulose syne |
| addin till e nivereynin soon | o | win an cries o birds |
| heid followin e simple system | o | wirkin doonhill syne i d |
| o pleesher an a bit | o | wirry as e hard road |
| baans e skeps wis made | o | ye cd mak strae mats |
| cd dig in e tae | o | yer beet an mak a |
| ready tae pick caff oot | o | yer chowdlers for e rest |
| wid dig intill e side | o | yer finger as ye vrocht |
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