play
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| play play doh tomorrow play | play | doh again tomorrow f1114: that |
| playing f1113: we ll play | play | doh aye f1114: stick it |
| cut it up you like | play | doh [censored: forename] f1114: yes f1113: |
| is dad going to play | play | doh dad s going away |
| f1114: it s [?]having[/?] the | play | doh f1113: oops right in |
| f1113: do you want your | play | doh f1114: it s [?]having[/?] |
| da f1113: colour s the | play | doh f1114: it s orange |
| s the ruler and [inaudible] | play | doh f1114: mm squeeze it |
| [inaudible] do you like the | play | doh f1114: yes f1113: yes |
| goes that goes on the | play | doh f1127: no that s |
| playing at i was playing | play | doh f1135: what today f1136: |
| tubbie that you keep the | play | doh in it s a |
| tub and we ll play | play | doh in the morning f1114: |
| home yet you were playing | play | doh today were you did |
| that bittie you could play | play | doh tomorrow play play doh |
| s this f1113: it s | play | doh went hard it s |
| it you don t eat | play | doh yuck f1114: yuck f1113: |
| could play play doh tomorrow | play | play doh again tomorrow f1114: |
| re playing f1113: we ll | play | play doh aye f1114: stick |
| smell is dad going to | play | play doh dad s going |
| the tub and we ll | play | play doh in the morning |
| catch that bittie you could | play | play doh tomorrow play play |
| annoyed throw play truant sleep | play | a game hit hard right |
| aye aye aye f1053: to | play | truant f1001: mmhm m1000: well |
| f1026: mmhm f1054: right to | play | truant f1023: [laugh] f1027: bunkin |
| mm f1054: what aboot to | play | truant f1041: skulk the school |
| skivin skive off school ye | play | truant has it aye m1016: |
| to play truant m1008: to | play | truant [inhale] erm dogging school |
| i was too good to | play | truant [laugh] f1054: dog f1005: |
| on this next one to | play | truant m1008: to play truant |
| so pretty unanimous on that | play | truant m1012: skive skive aye |
| think o any others except | play | truant skip school skive m1014: |
| unwell tired pleased annoyed throw | play | truant sleep play a game |
| yeah excellent what about to | play | truant that s something that |
| m1015: mm mmhm f1054: to | play | truant that s the last |
| other one wi- for to | play | truant was doggin but that |
| one i f1054: er to | play | truant we ve kind of |
| problem at all ehm to | play | truant well ann never did |
| been said m1055: and to | play | a game alister [cough] m1008: |
| f1136: what f1135: did you | play | a game at playgroup f1136: |
| fine ehm what aboot to | play | a game colin m1016: take |
| one eh what about to | play | a game f1006: [laugh] to |
| [laugh] f1054: [?]what do you do, what, what are you doing?[/?] [laugh] to | play | a game f1023: well i |
| no f1054: what about to | play | a game f1023: well i |
| i don t know to | play | a game f1025: [laugh] f1026: |
| f1023: do you do to | play | a game f1025: [laugh] [laugh] |
| all you re doin is | play | a game f1054: okay m1004: |
| that tae be honest to | play | a game f1054: yeah cause |
| okay erm what about to | play | a game f1145: [inaudible] we |
| let s see now to | play | a game [inaudible] m1042: [inaudible] |
| do f1024: [laugh] f1023: to | play | a game like if you |
| holiday f1053: to play to | play | a game m1000: good eh |
| aboot playin aboot but to | play | a game m1002: no m999: |
| a game f1006: [laugh] to | play | a game m1004: i cannae |
| right f1054: what aboot to | play | a game m1012: just just |
| and mix there ehm to | play | a game m1019: that one |
| but it s nae tae | play | a game m999: no no |
| like if you were gonnae | play | a game yeah but like |
| lied we re going to | play | a little game i m |
| in rural areas we could | play | a percentage game all night |
| have to shown how to | play | a playground game f963: is |
| football f1113: well i ll | play | a quick game o football |
| thomas s 2 sisters friend | play | a skipping game front of |
| computer game where you can | play | against some sort of er |
| cums ti dirdin twa can | play | at that game oniewey ye |
| a game m1012: just just | play | aye m1010: well f1011: we |
| m1108: i am wanting to | play | every snooker game f1107: every |
| as the game progressed the | play | got a wee bittie mair |
| you play the game m1110: | play | i f1109: have ye to |
| game yur aye wantin ti | play | is fairy dribble goblins blethers |
| like this game f1114: i | play | kerplunk f1113: you play kerplunk |
| m1015: mmhm aye just to | play | m1017: just a game nothin |
| what would you like to | play | m1094: a game f1093: which |
| a party game f965: to | play | only as a party m964: |
| the day f1104: can we | play | our disney game f1103: no |
| f1103: do you want to | play | spotty dog game come on |
| the fishie game did you | play | the fishie game yesterday f1114: |
| won t be able to | play | the game m1094: why why |
| will we go through and | play | the game m1094: yeah f1093: |
| tae dae how do you | play | the game m1110: play i |
| it and then we can | play | the game now f1114: oops |
| what fur will yi noh | play | the game true an real |
| wi the game your fuckin | play | time ok silence ed stew |
| my spanish holiday f1053: to | play | to play a game m1000: |
| affa even game an as | play | went fae ae end tae |
| years mr raffan the cabx | play | a central role does the |
| practice etc the employment guidelines | play | a contributory role in promoting |
| allow them to continue to | play | a full and active role |
| with an important opportunity to | play | a full role in ensuring |
| control nurses empowering them to | play | a key controlling role in |
| with duncan mcneil such people | play | a key role in campaigns |
| the councils for voluntary service | play | a key role in developing |
| councils for voluntary services can | play | a key role in that |
| [censored: surname] [censored: placename] abstract computers nowadays | play | a key role in the |
| urban areas are said to | play | a lifeline role for citizens |
| structural funds will continue to | play | a major role it will |
| have limited direct functions and | play | a predominantly co ordinating role |
| s validating partner s all | play | a role in the applications |
| extent to which it could | play | a role in the eu |
| is important for us to | play | a role in the promotion |
| access to a car and | play | a role in the tourism |
| in which all stakeholders could | play | a role key areas for |
| as sssi sacs and spas | play | a separate role to that |
| believe that the committee could | play | a useful role in keeping |
| investigatory powers scotland bill will | play | a vital role in safeguarding |
| of extra services dentistry dentists | play | a vital role in the |
| have an important role to | play | among ordinary people who often |
| institute of enterprise that will | play | an important role in helping |
| drug trafficking surveillance continues to | play | an important role in police |
| work the scottish parliament can | play | an important role in promoting |
| expect the executive agency to | play | an important role in that |
| encouraging the voluntary sector to | play | an international role that humanitarian |
| have a key role to | play | and should they be resourced |
| has a crucial role to | play | by fulfilling our potential as |
| executive has a role to | play | ensuring that all msps are |
| daen bairn psychology an role | play | fur fitiver man wumman warssles |
| ritalin have a role to | play | however the guideline also states |
| the role that our nurses | play | in delivering health care over |
| role the voluntary sector can | play | in delivering public services s1o |
| got a unique role to | play | in developing international citizens and |
| a vital future role to | play | in ensuring that livestock changes |
| have an important role to | play | in facilitating that partnership ian |
| has a key role to | play | in helping to deliver social |
| executive what role it will | play | in implementing the e commerce |
| which has a role to | play | in improving access to the |
| have an important role to | play | in its implementation the executive |
| has a key role to | play | in local economic development i |
| has a key role to | play | in maintaining standards that will |
| supports the role rural schools | play | in maintaining the social and |
| executive what role it would | play | in responding to any incident |
| role that sub post offices | play | in scottish communities particularly in |
| has a considerable role to | play | in tackling social exclusion in |
| have a key role to | play | in taking forward that economic |
| have an incredible role to | play | in taking forward this agenda |
| therefore has a role to | play | in the implementation of such |
| executive have a role to | play | in the process of helping |
| research has a role to | play | in the tourism industry and |
| vital role that voluntary groups | play | in their areas groups that |
| key role that they clearly | play | in their local communities the |
| have a key role to | play | in turning the world class |
| on to use a role | play | in which she took on |
| has an important role to | play | it will bring in 100 |
| european commission should national parliaments | play | more of a role in |
| public roles in class role | play | or to take part in |
| has an enormous role to | play | particularly in areas of multiple |
| have a significant role to | play | presiding officer you will be |
| in very tightly structured role | play | scenarios such criticism is not |
| it has a role to | play | that is locally determined and |
| we have a role to | play | that is stronger than just |
| conditions that allow them to | play | the active role that i |
| in the omc national governments | play | the lead role in the |
| it is human craiters that | play | the leading role for encouragement |
| may have a role to | play | the new housing partnership programme |
| european court of justice could | play | this role i cannot see |
| i ve learned how they | play | american football it s all |
| thought of was the kids | play | f- when they play football |
| leisure i mean did you | play | football and stuff like that |
| kids play f- when they | play | football and there s no |
| his brother john and friend | play | football behind as mother speaks |
| i collect stamps or i | play | football but i ve i |
| oh want to want to | play | football f1113: [inaudible] there you |
| f1114: but i want to | play | football f1113: well i ll |
| play football i want to | play | football f1113: well wait till |
| then you can go and | play | football f1114: no [inaudible] no |
| the teddy s going to | play | football f1126: yes teddy s |
| is great fun he mayed | play | football he has been allowed |
| i- no i want to | play | football i want to play |
| child the girls didn t | play | football just f963: mm f965: |
| m1007: play shinty yes aye | play | football m1008: yes yes m1007: |
| football no you wouldn t | play | football m1078: no not near |
| says no we don t | play | football m608: [?]silly[/?] aye m1163: |
| he has been allowed to | play | football modals ar restrictit tae |
| walk a distance never mind | play | football oh i thought yous |
| i didn t want to | play | football or stuff either he |
| the f963: did both genders | play | football or was it just |
| israeli and palestinian youths can | play | football together on an equal |
| other boy who didn t | play | football we probably wouldn t |
| in the european football championship | play | off between scotland and england |
| in the european football championship | play | off between scotland and england |
| is simply play shinty m1007: | play | shinty yes aye play football |
| him he was wantin to | play | wi the sort of football |
| tae play come oot tae | play | bit first ae hornie syne |
| ach i play guitar i | play | but you ve gotta rel- |
| the kids to sit and | play | cards or to play something |
| gowden buttercup come oot tae | play | come oot tae play bit |
| the word play let s | play | f1041: no you ve got |
| at the toddlers m1094: no | play | f1093: play what do you |
| play mum i want to | play | f1105: the water s cauld |
| to play [laugh] oot to | play | f1143: aye comin oot to |
| re sayin somethin can you | play | fitba ken m999: play fitba |
| you play fitba ken m999: | play | fitba play the mmhm f1053: |
| the guitar m816: ach i | play | guitar i play but you |
| s play i want to | play | [?]honkety honkety honkety[/?] [musical toy makes a noise] f1113: honkety honkety |
| brilliant play mm f807: er | play | huh mm f806: such a |
| next no [inhale] let s | play | i want to play [?]honkety honkety honkety[/?] |
| one f1114: i want to | play | it f1113: okay you play |
| ll play it we can | play | it the morn can t |
| sure f1104: but we ll | play | it we can play it |
| i play kerplunk f1113: you | play | kerplunk f1114: yes [inaudible] sticks |
| play roonders or ye could | play | kick the can eh [?]cockarossie[/?] |
| to do we used to | play | [laugh] oot to play f1143: |
| m1042: we used the word | play | let s play f1041: no |
| play we we just use | play | m999: aye you would just |
| s like such a brilliant | play | mm f807: er play huh |
| hmm m1106: i want to | play | mum i want to play |
| a good idea m1092: mm | play | play there help me f1091: |
| play with your ball f1114: | play | roll the ball f1113: roll |
| roonders we we used tae | play | roonders or ye could play |
| folk playing shinty is simply | play | shinty m1007: play shinty yes |
| and play cards or to | play | something f963: mmhm f965: because |
| to do at playschool f1114: | play | the blocks f1113: play with |
| fitba ken m999: play fitba | play | the mmhm f1053: what about |
| good idea m1092: mm play | play | there help me f1091: oh |
| m1002: i i just did | play | we we just use play |
| toddlers m1094: no play f1093: | play | what do you play with |
| barbie swan lake play wi | play | wi it too f1103: mmhm |
| yeah can barbie swan lake | play | wi play wi it too |
| play wi that though dinna | play | wi that darlin will i |
| you f1118: yeah f1117: dinna | play | wi that though dinna play |
| f1114: play the blocks f1113: | play | with blocks uh huh what |
| play it f1113: okay you | play | with it okay f1114: uh |
| f1093: play what do you | play | with m1094: bikes f1093: bikes |
| play with the water f1089: | play | with the water aye you |
| dae at the playschool m1090: | play | with the water f1089: play |
| cosier and then you can | play | with your ball f1114: play |
| important to ensure that they | play | a central part in identifying |
| something else finally voluntary organisations | play | a crucial part in the |
| through reading scott who would | play | a far more prominent part |
| ensure that community recycling operators | play | a full part in all |
| stake we have sought to | play | a full part in the |
| we will be able to | play | a greater part in united |
| been established in scotland and | play | a huge part in passing |
| 2001 recognises that such initiatives | play | a part in scotland enjoying |
| insert recognises that such initiatives | play | a part in scotland enjoying |
| hope that the debate will | play | a part in showing that |
| activity so that they can | play | a part in that strategy |
| being in trouble silc would | play | a part in the arrangements |
| thing if we are to | play | a part in the formation |
| executive or for us to | play | a significant part in providing |
| negotiations the scottish executive will | play | an active part in all |
| of responsibility how should we | play | an active part we can |
| that the voluntary sector must | play | an equal part in developing |
| leid is gauntae continue tae | play | an important and noticeable part |
| of public transport tourism will | play | an important part in the |
| arbuthnott farmers were expected to | play | an important part in the |
| obviously have a part to | play | i believe that in the |
| a more prominent part to | play | if you were greedy you |
| have a significant part to | play | in delivering some of the |
| league have no part to | play | in determining the future structure |
| month the part that cabx | play | in developing social inclusion in |
| have an important part to | play | in initiating and furthering such |
| have a large part to | play | in making the most of |
| have a vital part to | play | in our democracy is concerned |
| having an important part to | play | in the lives of their |
| we have a part to | play | in this i know that |
| of the cake it cannot | play | its full part in increasing |
| a united kingdom scotland must | play | its part in the fight |
| executive and the parliament will | play | its part in those developments |
| energising the private sector to | play | its part it has issued |
| as scottish literature needs to | play | no less vital a part |
| a council seat i can | play | no part in that she |
| boundless mercy we in scotland | play | our part in the parliament |
| minor the committees concerned should | play | some part in the sifting |
| undying shame i began to | play | the part of the gullible |
| authorities and schools need to | play | their part fully in promoting |
| to communicate with other people | play | their part in society and |
| have a part in the | play | were put in the chorus |
| weel i stayed here to | play | your part the obligements that |
| bounce it i want to | play | at bounce it f1113: right |
| blocks wi mum want to | play | blocks f1113: right i ll |
| the juice f1114: want to | play | blocks wi mum f1113: [inaudible] |
| f1113: [inaudible] f1114: want to | play | blocks wi mum want to |
| no i nae want to | play | [censored: forename] f1113: you dinna want |
| in a chair f1114: [child noises] | play | down one [?]the mum[/?] one f1113: |
| your clothes coming up to | play | f1114: mm f1113: take your |
| something f1113: what you gonna | play | f1114: something something f1113: it |
| was a nice afternoon to | play | f1114: yes f1113: mmhm f1114: |
| f1113: yes f1114: we could | play | it after f1113: we could |
| it after f1113: we could | play | it tomorrow morning f1114: [inaudible] |
| f1113: do you want to | play | jigsaws yes f1114: [cough] f1113: |
| [censored: forename] do you want to | play | kerplunk f1114: yes mm f1113: |
| f1113: mm you going to | play | something watch your knee again |
| the sticks [singing] f1113: [inaudible] | play | that again [inaudible] f1114: [singing] |
| [laugh] f1113: right you can | play | then whee f1114: whee okay |
| okay f1114: [squeak] want to | play | till f1113: [inaudible] lipstick want |
| bella f1113: come upstairs and | play | while mum gets your clothes |
| f1113: she s going to | play | wi [censored: forename] f1114: yes go |
| f1113: you dinna want to | play | wi him okay then who |
| club f1113: mmhm away to | play | wi the bairnies awa to |
| f1114: no no no f1113: | play | wi the farm f1114: no |
| farm f1114: no oh f1113: | play | wi the farm f1114: where |
| yes she s going to | play | with [censored: forename] f1113: she s |
| else are you going to | play | with draw f1114: draw f1113: |
| tell barney i want to | play | with the balls f1113: [inaudible] |
| little piggy is going to | play | with the box f1113: oh |
| f1113: are you going to | play | with the toys f1114: yes |
| dressed and then you can | play | again can t you f1114: |
| going to stay inside and | play | just in here f1114: mmhm |
| the boxie and we ll | play | wi them [inaudible] farm f1114: |
| who are you going to | play | with f1114: [inaudible] [censored: forename] s |
| s up you going to | play | with him f1114: no no |
| i don t want to | play | a jigsaw f1125: why you |
| us do you want to | play | at my playschool sure sure |
| really doesn t want to | play | competitively that just would love |
| mmhm [inaudible] nae want it | play | f1091: now that s his |
| t want to remember they | play | in my head and they |
| shuffle do we want to | play | [inaudible] f1111: go and lay |
| again do you want to | play | it again f1104: yeah i |
| one that you want to | play | m1094: yes f1093: okay would |
| fitt do you want to | play | noo will we mak mair |
| would still want me to | play | tennis and ride with him |
| this one i want to | play | that one f1121: right [toy says 'let's play'] |
| and here you want to | play | the parisian well come on |
| and here you want to | play | the parisian well come on |
| pharmacists and other health professionals | play | we want to maintain that |
| toy noo i want to | play | wi a toy noo f1101: |
| up f1102: i want to | play | wi a toy noo i |
| ringan dae ye want ti | play | wi the puddok yeir hieness |
| did you want somebody to | play | with f1104: yeah but my |
| with she didna want to | play | with f1117: i ken but |
| and she didna want to | play | with she didna want to |
| cause cause i want to | play | with the lego mannie f1095: |
| sand again i want to | play | with the sand again f1089: |
| [singing] right we want to | play | with them f1111: yes f1112: |
| there f1122: i want to | play | with this f1121: what s |
| somethin ensaumple 10 ye kin | play | yon piano gif ye want |
| like that you used to | play | a tune m1128: i nae |
| f963: cause we used to | play | all together like the whole |
| nurse because we used to | play | at hospitals i think i |
| to go we used to | play | badminton an they had a |
| a go f1011: used tae | play | beds f1054: [inaudible] f1011: somethin |
| boys of course used tae | play | bools in the middle of |
| spelling scots used in this | play | closely follows the recommendations for |
| i mind we used tae | play | cops an robbers wi sledges |
| cricket cause we used to | play | cricket in the park in |
| some previous familiarity with the | play | different registers have been used |
| and then we used tae | play | eh [tut] what else did |
| f1101: aye f1102: used to | play | fa s is that is |
| a ken he used to | play | in alexandria an stonehaven as |
| time actually we used to | play | in the breaks f965: mmhm |
| [panting] mum i used to | play | [inaudible] in here didn t |
| time eh we used tae | play | kick the can eh m608: |
| used to laugh and f1122: | play | mm call them names er |
| erm so i used to | play | on this railway line well |
| over there we used to | play | outside all the time and |
| anderson from pitcarles used to | play | the piano and the food |
| o hoo we used to | play | thegither weel i stayed here |
| band an he used to | play | there an a ken he |
| you know we used to | play | there and i i that |
| you know we used to | play | there and that was that |
| them actually and used to | play | these all the time you |
| and er he used to | play | these he had a couple |
| kitchen and we used to | play | under the table and the |
| used to we used tae | play | wi a well she s |
| and a gird used tae | play | wi the gird playin wi |
| like that you used to | play | with and like you get |
| j sloan appeared first to | play | with kilwinning and we used |
| for anither i eest tae | play | aboot wi all farrant electronic |
| tae try thaim on an | play | aboot wi thaim for a |
| sponge afore he gings tae | play | at fitbaa wi a mermaid |
| the sorra else did he | play | at wi the littlins fur |
| smiles an yet ageen press | play | da news wi holly in |
| the gless ee ye can | play | hunners o pliskies wi a |
| socht alane for fowk ti | play | the weapons wi or at |
| get you another top you | play | there wi your ball till |
| uh huh f1091: she cannae | play | wi a bee can she |
| far tae faa naewye tae | play | wi a bycycle or baa |
| ower the eers surely a | play | wi aa the actions can |
| yowies fine for loons tae | play | wi an ey d files |
| okay fitt toys did ye | play | wi at the the toddlers |
| did you what did you | play | wi at the toddlers m1092: |
| who are ye goin to | play | wi at your playschool m1090: |
| his pypes an beguid ti | play | wi aw his micht for |
| wis feenished she sterted tae | play | wi benjy matty s dug |
| well but boys like to | play | wi boys f1102: [censored: forename] is |
| fine they aye like my | play | wi brodstaff an wi rung |
| he always j- [censored: forename] always | play | wi [censored: forename] f1101: well but |
| you can maybe go and | play | wi [censored: forename] for a whilie |
| heid in thair hauns tae | play | wi gin they re catch |
| [inaudible] f1104: for us to | play | wi him f1103: aye that |
| your cousin f1102: he didna | play | wi him in school he |
| ti luik eftir hir an | play | wi hir siller tree wes |
| she was wanting somebody to | play | wi isn t she m1092: |
| oh boy well we can | play | wi it after okay f1104: |
| f1104: and can you can | play | wi it as well f1103: |
| remember you go in and | play | wi it m1128: aye f1127: |
| who are ye goin to | play | wi m1090: [inhale] [exhale] [censored: forename] |
| and fitt else did ye | play | wi m1092: erm trains f1091: |
| f1091: fitt toys did you | play | wi m1092: me know f1091: |
| heid in yer hauns tae | play | wi ma heid felt as |
| f1103: thanks f1104: i ll | play | wi my little ponies f1103: |
| tae dae m1132: train set | play | wi my train set f1131: |
| can i ging roon tae | play | wi sean it s dark |
| worthwhile for the kids tae | play | wi so the doctor came |
| well you bide there and | play | wi that a minute while |
| hopped and ye had f638: | play | wi that hoppin an m608: |
| don t ye do you | play | wi that in the toyshop |
| way right okay did you | play | wi the cars m1092: uh |
| street were not allowed to | play | wi the children in the |
| for she wisna alloued tae | play | wi the cottar bairns that |
| this mornin somethin about better | play | wi the deil than m1146: |
| prog wi the brodstaff or | play | wi the rung an he |
| asked ye ken ye aye | play | wi the sheltie gin ye |
| herm ah juist wantit ti | play | wi the teapot pepper and |
| we can take him and | play | wi the trucks m1090: [inhale] |
| went doun lossit bay tae | play | wi their spades an their |
| you canna run aboot and | play | wi them [?]else[/?] they keep |
| f1102: i m goin to | play | wi them in here f1101: |
| rings f1107: aye but dinna | play | wi them m1108: you put |
| mumps away you go and | play | wi them so you ended |
| who are ye goin to | play | wi there m1090: [sucks through teeth] mm |
| the stairs and we ll | play | wi this m1092: no f1091: |
| think somebody s goin to | play | wi you [censored: forename] [laugh] m865: |
| i didna ch- i didna | play | wi you cheating f1103: no |
| leave that then you can | play | wi your blocks [inaudible] i |
| pull your seat over dinna | play | wi your cable please f1118: |
| leave him [censored: forename] go and | play | wi your dollies i m |
| went deid weirit wi oor | play | ye can keep new farrant |
| 33 parts some actors can | play | 2 parts scene 1 james |
| many more factors come into | play | alasdair morgan can you expand |
| she can come back and | play | another time m1106 : mmhm f1105: |
| them they say w- we | play | any manny and anybody can |
| more military imagery comes into | play | anyone who can see the |
| mum can we go and | play | [child noises] [inaudible] the door come |
| f1107: erm how can you | play | crash bash and get a |
| m1108: why gently can i | play | crash bash f1107: hmm i |
| music and children who can | play | fiddle or chanter happily moreover |
| go to [censored: forename] s and | play | for a wee whilie can |
| better things words can sometimes | play | funny tricks on themselves ever |
| the treatment work can i | play | golf can i bowl can |
| [inaudible] we would just say | play | i don t can t |
| sub member state administrations can | play | in realising these objectives welcomes |
| sub member state administrations can | play | in realising these objectives welcomes |
| beaumont you can go and | play | in the garden again now |
| mum can i go and | play | [inaudible] f1101: haud on a |
| them in and we can | play | it again tomorrow okay push |
| s some money you can | play | it so he s sittin |
| [tut] what else did we | play | kick the can aleevo f638: |
| can i ging oat tae | play | ma s on a date |
| f1122: can we go and | play | noo f1121: mmhm what are |
| mum can we go and | play | noo mum can we go |
| bams can bide here an | play | schoolies if ye wint so |
| can be placed over those | play | the mill machinery others including |
| handed but you can t | play | the violin left handed so |
| position the same actor can | play | thomas as a boy and |
| can take two parts or | play | trees or other objects the |
| operation and friendly competition of | play | we can also recognise that |
| now it s time to | play | what can you see m1092: |
| bob then and you can | play | with bob m1090: [inaudible] no |
| winna go hard you can | play | with it again tomorrow right |
| f1104: yeah and we can | play | with it f1103: mmhm f1104: |
| jammies and then you can | play | with the toys m1106 : [child noises] |
| f965: or they could just | play | against it that was another |
| just to see his gentleman | play | and how he could handle |
| so i knew he could | play | but not like this headbanging |
| with a mere nudge this | play | could have been slotted into |
| i could only think of | play | f1009: yes m1008: he plays |
| as well so i could | play | f1121: that s nae a |
| knew my old boy could | play | guitar if my old dear |
| and other support workers could | play | in helping to create additional |
| neighbourhood or community wardens could | play | in reducing the fear of |
| the private rented sector could | play | in the future we should |
| or or when could i | play | in the playground if i |
| know we could we could | play | in the street there was |
| a sleekit pliskie he could | play | on his wife the day |
| days of course you could | play | on the roads cause there |
| of course you could never | play | peevers if you were a |
| the melodeon and plenty could | play | the fiddle mabel smith had |
| nearly every farm servant could | play | the melodeon and plenty could |
| whether the instrument could indeed | play | tunes 2 beautiful kittens to |
| mm f965: and they could | play | with the instruments f963: oh |
| pianist lifted her hands to | play | you could hear a pin |
| knew allan was going to | play | just to see his gentleman |
| re going to learn to | play | like spanish guitar you ve |
| park what you going to | play | on f1136: erm on roundabout |
| right are you going to | play | the marbles again there you |
| m1096: i m going to | play | with [censored: forename] f1095: are you |
| be careful m1096: let s | play | a jigsaw then f1095: okay |
| okay now right you gonna | play | blocks here s your juice |
| you re no allowed to | play | [inaudible] the day okay mam |
| a puzzle [toy says 'let's play'] let s | play | right okay that one f1122: |
| m gonna i m gonna | play | this just now okay just |
| must be on holiday to | play | about the beaches [inaudible] kinda |
| about f1027: goin out to | play | f1054: [inaudible] [laugh] f1023: [laugh] |
| that now f1104: i wanna | play | [inaudible] in the morn f1103: |
| thought we was gaun to | play | [inaudible] m1108: read [?]hey, that's that[/?] a |
| we we all sort of | play | [inaudible] so you couldnae move |
| m1092: [child noises] no me [inaudible] | play | it f1091: you re gaun |
| don t know [inaudible] to | play | like you are f1136: that |
| m816: alright m815: you just | play | m816: [inaudible] we get a |
| oot an pl- just to | play | mmhm m1012: [inaudible] m1010: roonders |
| you do f1071: [inaudible] sometimes | play | with eh playing jigsaws so |
| f1130: [inaudible] i ll just | play | with that pot f1129: no |
| mmhm [inaudible] toys f1102: i | play | with uh huh f1101: was |
| read- we didn t just | play | a a recording of a |
| aye you would just say | play | aye m1002: when when you |
| right i ll come and | play | blocks with you just now |
| other wo- word than just | play | f1143: mm f1144: mm m1146: |
| would just get together and | play | f965: my kids er m964: |
| darenae the generation oo darenae | play | hookey because it wasnae just |
| when we came out to | play | i just walked out the |
| night just have a little | play | in the bath at night |
| just use the f1009: just | play | m1008: standard word for that |
| uised tae gaun oot to | play | m1013: join in ye just |
| ye just gaed oot tae | play | m1042: kick the cannie an |
| ma beddies masel and just | play | masel f1027: mmhm f1054: aye |
| very good [laugh] i just | play | open mics but m959: oh |
| the cricket [laugh] f718: to | play | or just to watch mm |
| huh m1163: erm and just | play | some songs and have some |
| offended erm i m gonna | play | something here just now erm |
| they come out they just | play | them solid f814: again and |
| through here f1112: let me | play | toybox f1111: no not just |
| t broken will i just | play | with the marshmallows just noo |
| do f1112: [inhale] you just | play | with them f1111: we ll |
| i dinna think he wull | play | again this year as the |
| mcleish pledges never again to | play | politics with an issue that |
| again f1093: hmm we ll | play | something else now m1094: what |
| your fault you must never | play | with my lighter again or |
| steal a ciggie again or | play | with the lighter or smoke |
| else m1146: mm f1144: for | play | f1143: the only thing i |
| mm f806: such a brilliant | play | f807: i was thinki- i |
| f963: mm f965: did not | play | it f963: mmhm f965: and |
| they ll f963: mm m762: | play | sort of more modern songs |
| became a fashionable thing to | play | the fiddle an f746: mm |
| would never let your kids | play | there f963: mm mmhm be |
| f963: mm f965: wanting to | play | these playground games f963: right |
| mm f1136: well go and | play | with on it it then |
| with tweenies mm m1070: you | play | with the tweenies anything else |
| and papa f1071: ehm i | play | with tweenies mm m1070: you |
| did you go outside to | play | and did you get a |
| the first tune he did | play | and sing was farewell to |
| sort of games did you | play | at school f1077: erm f718: |
| in english schools did they | play | hot- hopscotch would they have |
| and whe- f1107: did you | play | in the hall for a |
| to remember did you ever | play | peever f963: well i never |
| what did you did you | play | wh-wh- tell me a little |
| f1141: light off [censored: forename] dinna | play | with the light f1142: [singing] |
| [censored: forename] you winna get to | play | with the pens if that |
| is remembered that in one | play | a gentleman on stage with |
| the next probing query create | play | areas with fairberry s nannies |
| i don t get to | play | around with pictures like he |
| nana and papa too m1070: | play | drawing with nana and papa |
| f1071: mmhm ehm yeah we | play | drawing with nana and papa |
| bang bang bang we dinna | play | drums with the wooden spoons |
| would be more likely to | play | games with me f718: mmhm |
| her wear khaki shorts to | play | in the garden and with |
| to the wedding with s | play | m1048: right f1049: and she |
| 60 s zeb 30 s | play | opens with the sound of |
| with them to talk and | play | perhaps it was the influence |
| family to see a friend | play | piano with the moscow chamber |
| with singing or learning to | play | the piano mum and dad |
| the lambs skipped out to | play | they fell in with evil |
| with me but has to | play | things genteel ladling out her |
| one real dream in the | play | when with freud like anticipation |
| you ve got lots there | play | with a jigsaw or something |
| your toybox f1122: aye and | play | with a- all my toys |
| weren t as good to | play | with as real animals of |
| st- was we goin to | play | with bob or are we |
| didn t have anyone to | play | with er unless i was |
| i had absolutely nobody to | play | with f1025: aw aw f1023: |
| her didn t she to | play | with f1112: but i didna |
| that it was sissy to | play | with girls and he began |
| got mushrooms for you to | play | with hasn- hasn t she |
| his own age wants to | play | with him because he is |
| he wis f1089: would you | play | with him if he was |
| slippers david sat down to | play | with his toys before bedtime |
| lamies for the bairns to | play | with in this case lame |
| a copy for you to | play | with in your stray moments |
| were often only allowed to | play | with it on a sunday |
| riddles and proverbs in the | play | with language since dynamic rather |
| riddles and proverbs in the | play | with language since dynamic rather |
| give her the box to | play | with look there you go |
| ehm in the nursery i | play | with my friend sarah m1070: |
| kind of things do you | play | with nana f1071: ehm i |
| she had plenty pals to | play | with now and douglas well |
| mmhm what are you gonna | play | with now f1122: watch the |
| with nana f1071: ehm i | play | with papa too m1070: yeah |
| go doon the street and | play | with so and so they |
| decided to ignore her and | play | with the animals instead they |
| vroom f1127: ooh will we | play | with the cars no m1128: |
| we got a chance to | play | with the girls you see |
| my mother said i shouldna | play | with the gypsies in the |
| paper on the state of | play | with the transposition and implementation |
| now look perhaps they will | play | with toffee look there s |
| sit down there we ll | play | with your cars no sit |
| daisy f1097: right come on | play | with your cars now look |
| nae be right go and | play | with your dollies are you |
| take your farr s your | play | with your thing your construction |
| is that your favourite to | play | bikes m1094: [inhale] f1093: eh |
| as ye listen to them | play | give some time to your |
| boyter aye they produced your | play | mr thomson didn t they |
| to go through and chal- | play | on your blackboard f1112: uh |
| your eyes and dinnae peek | play | relievers skliff your peevers sandy |
| that you go in and | play | at m1128: aye what is |
| but they go out to | play | group 1 mime tape 16th |
| don t go oot to | play | m608: uh huh f637: the |
| f1135: eh f1136: go and | play | on it at park f1135: |
| what you mean by to | play | to go out to muck |
| way we went oot to | play | and every season had a |
| comin oot comin oot to | play | and that was but are |
| f1143: aye comin oot to | play | f1144: well people came to |
| hot wummin headin oot tae | play | i ll show ye style |
| aye sent her oot tae | play | in clean fite socks an |
| they were sent oot tae | play | in the evenin they were |
| tae learn history wis tae | play | it oot neist wikk she |
| turned oot she couldnae even | play | the up helly aa song |
| when we re oot at | play | time that s and she |
| tongue out back at you | play | a f813: [laugh] m811: primary |
| rubber balls and you would | play | against the wall f963: mmhm |
| parcel what else do you | play | at parties f1140: disco f1139: |
| playing f1121: you don t | play | at sunday school i thought |
| cut and paste in a | play | but of course you ve |
| advise you to read the | play | cause it s brilliant it |
| i dinna ken how to | play | chess m1090: you put it |
| hate to type up a | play | from you know from a |
| public health issues are at | play | here they clearly are you |
| won t be able to | play | if you ve lost any |
| eh you werena allowed to | play | in the street f606: yeah |
| f1091: you re gaun to | play | it are you well i |
| [laugh] f1027: do you still | play | [laugh] [laugh] f1023: [laugh] what |
| long poems you know a | play | like mary queen of scots |
| got that you like to | play | m1110: pig f1109: the piggies |
| rowland mr thomson wrote a | play | mrs boyter long afore you |
| you d be allowed to | play | rugby for scotland because you |
| to eleven at least gonna | play | shouldn t you be showing |
| you were not allowed to | play | sing or dance because it |
| dae when you grow big | play | snooker for a living m1108: |
| the grassy area where you | play | sports and things like that |
| hoose disnae mean you kin | play | the maistir robby wheesht yur |
| i couldn t write a | play | then you know i couldn |
| know f1117: fitt f1118: i | play | this f1117: oh aye you |
| girls you ve all to | play | together right we ll take |
| scottish person or in a | play | would you use it in |
| m762: they ll they ll | play | you know older songs and |
| mrs laing is that the | play | you were telling me about |
| an sangs the mornins thay | play | an hing aboot ma feet |
| fit aboot screivin them a | play | brakkin doon steretypes aboot scots |
| i dinnae ken aboot to | play | either i don t know |
| lambs div rin aboot an | play | enjoying a richt fine sinny |
| nivver on the field o | play | it s often spoken aboot |
| actually couldnae find anything to | play | m1022: talking aboot i couldnae |
| tae hazleheid o golf tae | play | a roon as ye hunker |
| tae hazleheid o golf tae | play | a roon as ye hunker |
| an her nae able tae | play | ae tune on the russian |
| forfar foo tae avoid relegation | play | een anither noo at s |
| fin the dragon comes tae | play | fin the big fowk on |
| it aw tae masell fair | play | for fitba owners a brocht |
| workin tae have time tae | play | games f1040: dead right m1042: |
| jonsar eck hid tried tae | play | golf nae affa weel an |
| ve got the playpark tae | play | in but eh for tae |
| bandara s dother navachitta tae | play | in the quarry it hid |
| f1039: we werena allowed tae | play | in the street [laugh] ye |
| has a strang pairt tae | play | in this 119 increase tocher |
| he showed her foo tae | play | it aa the wye frae |
| tae oh no she wouldnae | play | it and before the end |
| pliskie he wis gaun tae | play | on the auld wumman aw |
| re anely bairnies cam tae | play | rise up an gies oor |
| quine cam tee wintin tae | play | shortly we won as far |
| centres parklans far younglins micht | play | tae makk eese o them |
| semi final wis affa even | play | wis ragin fae end tae |
| saturday 29 to muirhouse to | play | against c s edin we |
| bairns are no gettin to | play | and that s where we |
| was a lovely wendy house | play | area so we entertained alex |
| doon games that we d | play | as a child like doublers |
| went so it was really | play | by ear erm we tried |
| a drink when erm we | play | canasta it s suppos- i |
| paint we have at my | play | group we ring the door |
| interview about his decision to | play | hitler ken reckoned that we |
| then beds werenae like they | play | hopscotch now we drew f637: |
| afternoon in four hours of | play | i hit two sixes we |
| will enter such houses to | play | inside them we need to |
| our other offices we would | play | it as sensibly as we |
| kind of games do we | play | [laugh] f1024: quite a lot |
| on sunday we rest an | play | on monanday we wash aw |
| on sunday we rest an | play | on monanday we wash aw |
| should recognise that we sometimes | play | on the voluntary sector in |
| little minutie f1104: after we | play | pop up dragon f1103: aye |
| to do that will we | play | shoppies what f1122: aye f1121: |
| executive we continue to lose | play | space and sports space i |
| the school we re gaunnae | play | space wars magnum coontdoon aw |
| well we ll have to | play | that next time we re |
| shelley why don t we | play | that through here f1111: well |
| on sunday we rest an | play | thay sang on monanday we |
| on sunday we rest an | play | thay sang on monanday we |
| now m1094: what will we | play | then f1093: i don t |
| is that we do not | play | those figures into the formal |
| registered and everything and at | play | time when we came out |
| delivered and we have to | play | to the strengths of both |
| of enjoyment we have to | play | to the strengths of the |
| it turned out that the | play | was the film we d |
| sometimes i allow morag to | play | in it but i don |
| gotta rel- i don t | play | it so much these days |
| abiding and they don t | play | loud music and all that |
| cause they don t even | play | outside much now do they |
| learie lights the lamps come | play | a learie nancy willy andy |
| anna to come an like | play | her fiddle cause she s |
| casting vote will come into | play | i advise members that although |
| i wouldn t i wouldna | play | that f1127: come roon this |
| of service awards come into | play | the majority of consultant nurse |
| now is she ready to | play | baseball f1118: yeah but f1117: |
| great i ll get to | play | in the playroom now sadie |
| back green stuff ye cannae | play | in the streets now because |
| mammy i m gaun to | play | that ain now mammy f1127: |
| clear an the bairns ll | play | in connel glen juist like |
| at hame i ll jist | play | in my stockin soles on |
| dance robby ah ll noh | play | ower here too near her |
| ll no heed ye but | play | them richt ye ll find |
| well being and energy to | play | any sport far less the |
| hookey as well [laugh] m1013: | play | hookey m1010: oo caed it |
| whistle krista see here robby | play | us yon jig aye mind |
| casting for productions of the | play | although references to scottish place |
| many ships of fools to | play | among icons of saints and |
| would have some pairt to | play | and indeed that s pairt |
| is whaur ah uised ti | play | as a bairn falls to |
| really wants to do is | play | at mummies and suck one |
| comming forth to prepare to | play | at these games that are |
| long time to write a | play | based on a true event |
| hill to walk up to | play | bowls at the club where |
| needs to be brought into | play | brian adam south lanarkshire council |
| some areas would need to | play | catch up the implication is |
| from all over europe to | play | classical and contemporary music patrick |
| fortunately decided to watch rangers | play | east fife at ibrox instead |
| and who was tipped to | play | esmerelda opposite charles laughton s |
| guidance it was safer to | play | exactly by the rules because |
| over to my house and | play | f1121: i think so if |
| s f1104: fitt f1103: to | play | for a whilie would that |
| a grand old team to | play | for aw spencer never min |
| friends had been invited to | play | for us she attends a |
| tight once out of the | play | ground he tries to run |
| festive she wants pascal to | play | hamlet but not surprisingly pascal |
| incongruous words work hard to | play | hard in english these were |
| and tortured to death the | play | has a gothic character and |
| i should say learning to | play | he got on like this |
| ceilidh bands coming over to | play | here f606: mmhm f1067: for |
| to the dream in the | play | imagination is seen as a |
| richt thing for hir to | play | in a public concert a |
| safe place for children to | play | in it was always full |
| the contemporary music industry to | play | in the schools cultural co |
| have to kind of really | play | it by ear and obviously |
| had no idea how to | play | it intrigued i promised to |
| her name she wanted to | play | it m608: oh right m1163: |
| er had a system to | play | it on f718: yeah m734: |
| to get involved in this | play | knight in shining armour and |
| other in the evenings to | play | knock out whist board games |
| to see ray in the | play | m1048: oh right f1049: and |
| then sits on floor to | play | mary and rizzio walk around |
| the right to travel to | play | matches and closed down and |
| girl enter and begin to | play | on a violin and a |
| were to be asked to | play | on sundays 13th and 20th |
| had more cruel tricks to | play | on that bitter day for |
| project is brought in to | play | once an individual has been |
| first i m coming to | play | one there f1125: dearie me |
| be allowed to sort of | play | out in its own way |
| of trying to make a | play | out of that a stage |
| to plot wir crimes or | play | release that time of day |
| sneak out to the garden | play | ring a roses then have |
| of macbeth after all the | play | s supposed to have taken |
| up positions and start musicians | play | scrapers and shakers to accompany |
| at the end of the | play | seems to be a bit |
| down to the gymn and | play | some volleyball during maggie gym |
| few spots for them to | play | somebody hijacks them over and |
| travel ever further to reach | play | spaces that should be local |
| of repetition as if to | play | the events over and over |
| him to read and to | play | the fiddle he became a |
| f978: nearly everybody seems to | play | the fiddle [laugh] mmhm f746: |
| i mean i tried to | play | the guitar a bit and |
| longer della robby starts to | play | the penny whistle krista takes |
| brother and i learned to | play | the piano and eventually he |
| up nobody would volunteer to | play | the piano to make things |
| sisters had all learned to | play | the piano which seemed to |
| makes me take morag to | play | there but usually the horrible |
| is remembered to have sang | play | these angel harps for me |
| on how it expects to | play | this in terms of timetabling |
| to glasgow to collect bowls | play | tie but get beat saturday |
| raised by means of a | play | to get funds for an |
| happy one that brings the | play | to renewed life without detracting |
| robert pig wife actors to | play | trees sheds outbuildings small bridges |
| pipe band who refused to | play | until they got replacements for |
| know what the state of | play | was in relation to the |
| glower wir needin sumeen t | play | d spuins dnyt lowrie geing |
| kind of it doesn t | play | on my mind at all |
| records that they didn t | play | on the light programme they |
| peggy paddy s sister fa | play | t the horned fiddle noo |
| and how long do they | play | in each half m608: [laugh] |
| the the the weans aw | play | in the gravey they do |
| do and john had a | play | on last year that was |
| good like they do they | play | they ve played in loads |
| this right then she d | play | us up helly aa song |
| them fur the stuff o | play | masks an mummers fur a |
| an eck made a great | play | o examinin them aw ye |
| fowk like a buik an | play | on them like a fiddle |
| stertit iain wes askit ti | play | an siclyke wes his skeil |
| fancy be in able ti | play | as weill as hir an |
| weill ye warna thare ti | play | at the kirsnin o hir |
| hoose shouts strong enough ti | play | dada pat him runnin off |
| noh surprised only allowed ti | play | it oan christ s birthday |
| ti me whan ah canna | play | it or weings whan ah |
| bordel hous an gaillie ti | play | mune on the snaa or |
| anithir ti that music pause | play | oan robby an if auld |
| on a whylie ay ti | play | on in pleisure five greater |
| raikin a whylie ay ti | play | on in pleisure fower guidwyfe |
| hands pompitie ah lyke ti | play | on the fluir whyles broun |
| she s forgotten hou ti | play | she haesna played for thrie |
| haufroads throu the nicht ti | play | the martial leir an ahint |
| daursay ah l hae ti | play | the pianae the haill forenicht |
| show on sundays magic they | play | a lot of good british |
| theseus the lovers in the | play | are irrational because they are |
| is catchin oan they all | play | at leap frog cammy sings |
| playing cards if they didna | play | cards they wid try the |
| embraces her they sit pray | play | harp and flute or lute |
| yeah m816: the colour they | play | in and m815: so everybody |
| they treat a liz lochhead | play | or poem wid it be |
| they d fish for troots | play | sodgers in the wid in |
| beds on the road an | play | they were the days of |
| school closed for the hairst | play | when they had sax weeks |
| public health issues are at | play | des hudson no not at |
| m1090: it s fish f1089: | play | food is it m1090: no |
| m815: d ye d ye | play | golf no m816: no m815: |
| ye wad hae richtlie no | play | it fauss great glamis yit |
| of mis rule in the | play | a kind of elizabethan anarchist |
| couple there is in the | play | a subliminal suggestion that in |
| pairt in thair wark an | play | an whan it cam tyme |
| up when a child at | play | and pit in a poke |
| become the characters in the | play | are fictional their experiences are |
| the other characters in the | play | are vain and selfish the |
| and its use in this | play | at least conveys the impression |
| authentic or not in the | play | bondagers by sue glover which |
| later turns up in a | play | by bridie er but he |
| language that he wrote a | play | called pygmalion in which the |
| crossings in some japanese cities | play | comin thro the rye there |
| whyte ocean this gray laund | play | creation in the round o |
| the melodie that s sweetly | play | d in tune burns ii |
| bring my trainers in and | play | footie at lunchtime i turned |
| iain sae that he micht | play | for thaim in thair ain |
| be much happier at my | play | group living in a jar |
| since performances of this great | play | have in modern times become |
| scottish independent advocacy alliance will | play | in advancing the establishment of |
| and the ms society scotland | play | in improving the lives of |
| occasions since 1948 this morality | play | in middle scots by sir |
| lythe warld nou taks the | play | in peace an palace orchids |
| of the european parliament might | play | in reconnecting the european union |
| realisation until i attended a | play | in scots at the citizens |
| 3m6f this is a short | play | in scots for children of |
| the songs which infiltrated our | play | in snatches floating up the |
| arundel about the state of | play | in the operations unit another |
| scottish fisheries protection agency will | play | in the policing of regulated |
| nhs boards and staff will | play | in the study s1w 27440 |
| place in fraserburgh period the | play | is set in 1944 towards |
| yeah m1048: ray in the | play | [laugh] f1049: and i wasn |
| get fair lost in their | play | making worlds that big folk |
| davidson breaks convention in this | play | neither one of his lovers |
| convener the executive makes great | play | of infrastructure investment in schools |
| athens towards women in the | play | of the same name the |
| at pics stay in house | play | piano latest gift from dad |
| david purves characters in the | play | prozorov andrey serghyesvich natasha natalie |
| be completely realistic perhaps the | play | should be performed in gaelic |
| an a wee bit o | play | so keep this in mind |
| time the action of the | play | takes place in the beaumont |
| themes in the story the | play | the nicht s the nicht |
| 3 the orchestra members rarely | play | theirs in tune 4 4 |
| actors as shadows in the | play | there is a rythmic swing |
| others siblings and work and | play | together participate in dense multiplex |
| action is in scotland this | play | was first publicly read by |
| betty s brother setting the | play | was written in the 1870s |
| when attending say a modern | play | written in the auld leid |
| stertit ma friends ah l | play | for ye whitna queerlyke stick |
| ye ee- f1001: that was | play | school peter m999: it s |
| oor guests a wee an | play | the hummil host wul ye |
| questions ensaumple 11 kin ye | play | thi piano kin i gae |
| an write a poem and | play | yersels [laugh] and eh ye |
| hookey m1012: [laugh] m1010: i | play | i couldnae affo- i couldnae |
| an open face try an | play | it like a bunker shot |
| call it a not a | play | it s like a m1048: |
| it works it feels like | play | makes greater use of poetic |
| 2000 p 41 this radio | play | about children boarded out far |
| murdoch there has been great | play | about items being taken out |
| out of that a stage | play | and it s never worked |
| have about the state of | play | if it turns out that |
| the ball went out of | play | this crazy band struck up |
| any exclusion from work or | play | because of religion is unusual |
| the first half of the | play | describes four or five different |
| trashy woman haipie trashy hairst | play | harvest or summer holiday from |
| yeah or f689: telly f631: | play | music videos or something but |
| sing or dance this ane | play | on pipe or thairm rassle |
| a needle a one act | play | for children of all ages |
| is stew dimps and cammy | play | handball all run around shouting |
| uncover the real facts great | play | has been made about stating |
| some practical production challenges the | play | has been publicly read by |
| of shakespeare s only scottish | play | has the effect of giving |
| the minister has made great | play | of a letter that he |
| loudly slowly and expressively musicians | play | a simple pattern of notes |
| a novel and a stage | play | and some miscellaneous things exploring |
| ae day iain wes baud | play | at the waddin o a |
| of playwrights a one act | play | by robert mclellan called jeddart |
| catalonia a funny vibrantly written | play | by two of his sons |
| of pages of a pinter | play | family voices for a future |
| haein a copy o the | play | for a fylie noo that |
| ciggie the lady at my | play | group says i m a |
| a different games he cood | play | he also hid a fitba |
| it into a tv and | play | my videos through the tv |
| than singular an often turbulent | play | of crosscurrents rather than a |
| it s a sudden death | play | off is it this time |
| happier scenes try ending the | play | on a happy note sustaining |
| talking about a recent short | play | one for the road that |
| erm i might write a | play | that had er twelve men |
| books supporting poems and a | play | the plots of each are |
| cat is asleep throughout the | play | there is a saucer for |
| cauld for hell a l | play | this gemm nae langir a |
| were deein weel i wid | play | three games a week i |
| followed by a full length | play | toom byres which was produced |
| what was that f1040: for | play | m1042: that s kick the |
| big book tess robby kin | play | aw the jigs he wants |
| d hyts tinks he cn | play | but d poor aowld bugger |
| front mother fitba he canna | play | fitba he s nae even |
| he coodnae stan nivver mind | play | fitba of course crimond were |
| as everyone does throughout the | play | he is wearing shorts and |
| neighbours and where the kids | play | he was also fed up |
| at him gin he wad | play | his pypes for thair cumpanie |
| movin forward cammy steve dimps | play | leap frog dimps sings he |
| his days he loued the | play | o brodstaff an rung an |
| and er he was gonna | play | rebus which would have meant |
| hynelawtie toun weill cud he | play | the double knifes an tho |
| an he hisna learnt me | play | the zither he bocht me |
| english becoming the language of | play | and ehm i think that |
| i was doing too f1023: | play | beddies and doublers cause where |
| i also read that his | play | bertie mutch is bein stag |
| whisky and volunteered i cn | play | d piano weel buee i |
| not working an even i | play | sometimes but i m not |
| is the more civilised this | play | caters for the need felt |
| drone his repetitive poor me | play | for sympathy only this time |
| same risks for me this | play | is for joan for half |
| any speech which exceeds the | play | of this instrument but gentlemen |
| sets the tone of this | play | the dictatorial attitude of urban |
| piece of equipment came into | play | this was the weighing machine |
| and there was the hairst | play | six weeks at harvest time |
| five thousan roubles ah dinna | play | at the cairds onie mair |
| oh ah andrey ah winna | play | at the cairds the nicht |
| the tail eyn o the | play | chute luikin hingin luggit at |
| yer ower auncient fur luv | play | my hame is scoored bi |
| expertise would be brought into | play | only if there were variations |
| cry from last night the | play | an extended polish joke cum |
| banned fae the field o | play | an him nae even playin |
| including parents action for safe | play | kirkshaws an example of good |
| clerk wha likes fine the | play | o brodstaff an rung is |
| the breingin whyte horses thay | play | thair fluits an drums an |
| upgrade school playgrounds and community | play | areas s1o 5394 17 dennis |
| its muzzle the nile is | play | food drink peasants and beasts |
| virtual reality for work and | play | for collection by the parts |
| paling stobs and ridges rones | play | mafia men v al capones |
| jubilantly unfortunately the rain and | play | stopped without their having established |
| by the end of the | play | the conflict between reason and |
| into scots of shakespeare s | play | dr david purves s translation |
| the second half of the | play | erm so sometimes dramatisations are |
| any other word rather than | play | f1144: kickabout if it was |
| on full stop whales canny | play | fitba jimmy stopped moving might |
| the monarchy above god the | play | focuses on the wigtown martyrs |
| 27 which may bring into | play | for example the provisions of |
| lat me gae the lest | play | haes begun valgerd say fareweill |
| ae pat gar anither pat | play | lat rashiecoat gang til the |
| over their shoulders as the | play | moved off up the field |
| clemson was making the big | play | nebraska made the best of |
| kin let the sun beams | play | oan us nae mair sittin |
| cane for the headmaster the | play | relies on strong mime body |
| under the influence of the | play | s arguably most innocent woman |
| her uniquely successful 1949 radio | play | the childhood the adult narrator |
| yo believe student radio chsrfm | play | the goon show on sundays |
| of white poppies from his | play | the immortal hour 1900 william |
| during the course of the | play | the pendulum will be halted |
| churh music by william byrd | play | the tape but fade it |
| culloden flodden bannockburn grim pipers | play | the tunes the leaders o |
| da shetland tunes willing ta | play | twartree tunes hoop dat s |
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