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ought to is mair usual | occasionally | must is also yaised in |
instead thi form sall and | occasionally | schall is yaised in aulder |
88 howe er shall is | occasionally | yaised in written announcements sic |
and having a discussion afterwards | occasionally | speakers are invited and outings |
and having a discussion afterwards | occasionally | speakers are invited and outings |
until meat is tender stirring | occasionally | remove from the heat stir |
hrs depending on lentils stir | occasionally | then drain puree árter med |
wull simply expresses prediction or | occasionally | hypothesis quhile in thi seicond |
ye shoud a t shirt | occasionally | thi main verb kin be |
by the upper classes and | occasionally | the country folk also managed |
upper deeside used both strategies | occasionally | they admitted choosing scots deliberately |
often travel at dusk and | occasionally | farmers are killed in altercations |
the previous day farmers would | occasionally | join together to herd their |
variations on tuna or chicken | occasionally | some kind of minced meat |
for young children though he | occasionally | addresses them in his poems |
scots poems and stories and | occasionally | listened to scots on the |
on another s jacket they | occasionally | broke into a sing song |
form of poetry song and | occasionally | video or t v programmes |
you sound surprised that they | occasionally | use a gaelic word m1007: |
we latch on to words | occasionally | which we like the sound |
form is also howe er | occasionally | stigmatisit bi wey o reference |
of urban subjects attended church | occasionally | compared to 20 of rural |
of the church etc very | occasionally | something fascinating jumps out like |
been a very pedestrian drama | occasionally | davidson writes about writing in |
writing is in english but | occasionally | glimpses of scots bleed through |
sat for a while writing | occasionally | interrupted by boys selling postcards |
sometimes the local hall and | occasionally | in a hotel when the |
that they water each other | occasionally | they call this crying sometimes |
it will absorb the smiths | occasionally | had skirlie if somebody had |
grudge the money aye m1163: | occasionally | wi wi if somebody asked |
call it luxemburgish m964: luxemburgish | occasionally | the [?]"luxembourgeoisique"[/?] [inaudible] f965: right |
and others and i ve | occasionally | bumped into folk who found |
the window across the aisle | occasionally | casting a gaze in my |
stunned senses though one still | occasionally | comes across the phrase stupid |
cereal and grass crops although | occasionally | it can be more severe |
minkhounds in scotland although packs | occasionally | visit scotland from south of |
time he may also have | occasionally | phoned board members he tended |
and bought rabbits he also | occasionally | sold venison bert cowie coal |
ehm word that my mother | occasionally | uses ehm m1008: yes f1009: |
not appear until later periods | occasionally | she is shown as a |
i even have grandiose ideas | occasionally | about flying to germany in |
or even the snp which | occasionally | decides to muddy the waters |
be obvious pictorial perhaps even | occasionally | humorous but not uncommonly intimations |
tractor for a long time | occasionally | katie morag heard muffled words |
didn t steal they might | occasionally | indulge in creative accounting but |
bloke boyfriend other half eh | occasionally | partner a divorcee might say |
shouldered with commendable commitment but | occasionally | some of us might think |
longer when they water themselves | occasionally | they lie down under my |
it s very exciting but | occasionally | i ve been feeling old |
buttermilk and tattie scones very | occasionally | when a child as a |
underline how difficult life has | occasionally | been made for us by |
cloud was low and dramatic | occasionally | opening to tease us with |
hillsides sped by us dipping | occasionally | to afford a view of |
we trundled into the city | occasionally | he turned round and shouted |
be impossible not to stray | occasionally | into some of the wider |
they use so ye ye | occasionally | hear them it s not |
it will be dialect and | occasionally | it will not be english |
relax i m still going | occasionally | to the weight room more |
group within it under control | occasionally | i have been challenged by |
of sectarian or racist hate | occasionally | if you re lucky some |
d like to be there | occasionally | when the sun shines f809: |
s challenge when he has | occasionally | wrestled with that task the |
m aware of doing this | occasionally | myself and i m sure |
several seconds his legs twitch | occasionally | puddok guidwyfe ah m no |
fish egg mayonnaise salad or | occasionally | a vile sweet vanilla flavoured |
in wanted dead or alice | occasionally | enlivened by a good movie |
was a benign father figure | occasionally | moved to irritation or anger |
fine a point on it | occasionally | terrified there would have been |
a magazine i wrote for | occasionally | and i reckoned it would |
minister from inch would come | occasionally | and preach to the congregation |
and happy i only wish | occasionally | that this blasted snow would |
results on the same day | occasionally | the schools got them the |
rhythmical beat it flows and | occasionally | but by no means always |
go f814: uh huh m811: | occasionally | but it s usually quite |
and the curlers and bowlers | occasionally | that s about all really |
her world like mount etna | occasionally | erupting and so deserving to |
school mr gray the schoolmaster | occasionally | had to waken her in |
took a discretionary dram home | occasionally | and john s well stocked |
gently malcolm grimaces and winces | occasionally | thare nou that wes better |
in laurencekirk every monday and | occasionally | to the marts at fordoun |
wan faces and weak knees | occasionally | wearing thins wisps of tinsel |
in the early morning light | occasionally | stepping back from the front |
of the economic hierarchy do | occasionally | shift their mode of pronunciation |
him on the reading people | occasionally | did that poem you read |