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| wis chuggin hame fae the | saw | mill at longside it wis |
| engine at pouered the temporary | saw | mill at wis seetiatit i |
| yes we would get a | saw | mill if we opened m608: |
| aboot grenbanks ferm the estate | saw | mill is i the onsteid |
| the wecht ticket fae the | saw | mill it s signed the |
| hoscote wuds doon til the | saw | mill it the haugh makkin |
| so we asked for a | saw | mill m642: [inaudible] i d |
| up until you started the | saw | mill m642: no f643: aye |
| farm two sand quarries the | saw | mill mr downie s telegraph |
| saw mill we got the | saw | mill ower there m608: mmhm |
| always had the part time | saw | mill roon the back f643: |
| we d aye had the | saw | mill roon the back we |
| say we ll start a | saw | mill so we asked for |
| and then we got the | saw | mill we got the saw |
| the burn side fornenst the | saw | mill whilk stuid it the |
| deanbernhaugh at stuid whaur the | saw | mill wis biggit pairt o |
| so then we suggested a | saw | mill you says su-ses-sugge- say |
| ken it wes moula ye | saw | for yeirsell malcolm looks long |
| ken moula is that ah | saw | hir cut doun the tree |
| malcolm holding his head ye | saw | hir dae it aweill moula |
| whit ye say eiolidh ah | saw | hir dae it moula an |
| cut doun the tree ah | saw | hir dae it moula whitever |
| coudna credit it whan ah | saw | hir moula is here wi |
| wes moula shona malcolm ye | saw | malcolm ah didna see moula |
| mediciner gits stertit wi his | saw | malcolm winces malcolm moula telt |
| wes duin an that she | saw | moula in the gairden wi |
| that she an moula baith | saw | you hag doun ma bonnie |
| with what she saw she | saw | a quiet deep thoughtful man |
| saw f606: yeah m845: ye | saw | eh all of life there |
| green f1116: nope [inaudible] see | saw | f1115: oh the see saw |
| m845: oh absolutely so ye | saw | f606: yeah m845: ye saw |
| handle straight away mabel never | saw | her baking but she saw |
| the first time i ever | saw | her ever saw her was |
| i ever saw her ever | saw | her was on the ice |
| see saw m1090: a see | saw | [inaudible] f1089: [inaudible] what s |
| what s this a see | saw | m1090: a see saw [inaudible] |
| you was on the see | saw | remember see saw with [censored: forename] |
| saw f1115: oh the see | saw | s green well it must |
| that fitted with what she | saw | she saw a quiet deep |
| wis awfy fine when shi | saw | the brig saw the hills |
| the brig saw the hills | saw | the glen pause hoose loomed |
| saw them merchin there fa | saw | the heilan sodjers catch recruits |
| hills to the background fa | saw | the heilan sodjers fa saw |
| when shi saw the brig | saw | the hills saw the glen |
| saw her baking but she | saw | the pile of uncooked oatcakes |
| saw the heilan sodjers fa | saw | them merchin there fa saw |
| the see saw remember see | saw | with [censored: forename] f1114: red red |
| wi a muckle speen fa | saw | a plooman speirin fur a |
| mary farquhar s death i | saw | in the paper gladys fa |
| maniac everyone oan the bus | saw | me fa give s your |
| sung to the tune fa | saw | the 42nd although the painting |
| are black shoppies tune wha | saw | the 42nd fa sells ye |
| o fechtin dugs chorus fa | saw | the auld wife steerin broth |
| pit doon its lugs fa | saw | the bar fit laddie pairt |
| pans al aikey fair fa | saw | the fermer s cuddy turn |
| their orders ilkie mornin fa | saw | till it that they cleaned |
| ti dae this whan he | saw | a licht skinklin sum wey |
| wheel sae whan hir mither | saw | ane eftir anither o mysie |
| thing pit out whan he | saw | aw the fowk in the |
| the outer door whan she | saw | caermoulis an his sairvant harlin |
| nail whan the yungest son | saw | he wes richt deid he |
| whan i luikit back an | saw | her on her feet awa |
| his gaird an whan he | saw | him cummin he joukit him |
| a clairtie bum whan ah | saw | him his hurdies wes aw |
| the draiglin hogney whan he | saw | him sae he made up |
| gotten thare an whan jennie | saw | him she kent him at |
| nou she cryit whan she | saw | him whaur wad ye be |
| the winnok an whan she | saw | hir guidmither cummin she wes |
| brankin by an whan he | saw | hir he lowtit doun aff |
| tell his guidwyfe whan he | saw | hir in the mornin sae |
| gat a gliff whan she | saw | hir twa sisters lyin deid |
| never mismade himsell whan he | saw | his unexpekkit guest but cam |
| gliff the nou whan ah | saw | it ah im no up |
| cave an whan the guidson | saw | it he wes fair dumfounert |
| belt him yin whan i | saw | it wis mister mclean but |
| juist tell me what ye | saw | messenger whan a wes on |
| the breingie burn whan pepper | saw | pompitie he said mercie pompitie |
| an cantie an whan he | saw | pompitie the g nome hou |
| the dure an whan he | saw | rashiecoat slippin oot afore the |
| muisic an whan the keing | saw | thair unkaimed hair hingin doun |
| ma hert sank whan ah | saw | thair wee faces dod ah |
| the bed an whan he | saw | the bairn wes naewhaur ti |
| ill guiidmither for whan she | saw | the bonnie broun een an |
| serrs aweill whan the guidwyfe | saw | the green gentilwumman near hir |
| forenicht but whan the queen | saw | the neist day that cormac |
| the bairn liggit whan they | saw | the starn they were unco |
| seik at hert whan she | saw | the wheel an heard thir |
| its steid whan the knicht | saw | this saicont letter he wes |
| trough july 13th whan they | saw | throu the lifeboat the followin |
| aneuch whan the castel fowk | saw | whit she haed on hir |
| this mornin mither whan ah | saw | ye war in sic bad |
| frae his heid i niver | saw | a body shakk like yon |
| whit ye say i niver | saw | a dooncome sae sair but |
| eichteen year peer mary niver | saw | her son james again for |
| ten o us ye niver | saw | ocht like it the fella |
| dinosaur a dinosaur we niver | saw | the like afore the beastie |
| yalla frangipani the ithers niver | saw | the yalla floors that happ |
| and niver would ye niver | saw | them touch in the daytime |
| ye ve been ye niver | saw | yer faither tak his haun |
| the first time i ever | saw | a melon i was aboot |
| breckens the natest ever ye | saw | an mony a dizzen badger |
| the clairtiest bairn ah ever | saw | dinna you speak ti me |
| only english words i ever | saw | displayed in the town my |
| mabel said they hardly ever | saw | hard fish till they went |
| bonniest littil bairn ah ever | saw | he s a perfit littil |
| the wurfs craig naebodie ever | saw | him again eftir this an |
| callum sen ever she first | saw | him sae it cam aboot |
| as suin as ever she | saw | him the quyne threw hir |
| dae neist malcolm naebodie ever | saw | hir dae thae things shona |
| once asked if he ever | saw | his minister drunk na na |
| the only time you ever | saw | it you couldn t buy |
| on hir richt fuit she | saw | a drap o bluid frae |
| tree bade again gowd tree | saw | hir cummin frae the winnok |
| throu the haw windae ah | saw | hir dae it that s |
| an aith that whitever she | saw | hir dae or haird hir |
| skailed the keing s son | saw | hir gang oot an he |
| dochter o yours for ah | saw | hir ootby wi the aix |
| dochter o yours for ah | saw | hir ootby wi the aix |
| an the keing s son | saw | hir thare an fell in |
| on frae the atlantic she | saw | hir waesum bairns staunin begrutten |
| for long after when she | saw | a woman with red cheeks |
| an slee an the deil | saw | himsel in the wee red |
| her red red lips we | saw | mummy putting her bright golden |
| the stroke of 12 we | saw | red square to the sound |
| the and and the man | saw | the red thing in the |
| and and sh- and he | saw | the red thing that the |
| and wonder why it never | saw | a butterfly if like me |
| 1970 s i certainly never | saw | a cigarette girl when i |
| for the day ye never | saw | an he walkit owre til |
| doctor who f958: i never | saw | any of them but he |
| a diving bird i never | saw | before turning a nimble loop |
| at her f1049: i never | saw | her m1048: and er i |
| haes he nou ah never | saw | him cummin oot the houss |
| course m816: yeah we never | saw | him for [inaudible] he disappeared |
| for the day ye never | saw | it s mair nor tyme |
| yeir tears gunlöd ye never | saw | me greit valgerd ai but |
| aa richt but i never | saw | nothing for it that same |
| landscape but george sand never | saw | round the valldemossa corner nor |
| day than mercie ah never | saw | sic a turn for the |
| o wir markers i never | saw | tammie sae plaised wi himsel |
| actually you know honestly never | saw | that and so erm i |
| when i looked back i | saw | that i had never had |
| oh the fire engine never | saw | the fire engine fitt colour |
| see the scripts i never | saw | the john hannah scripts i |
| the waddin silver that never | saw | the licht o day till |
| ugsum auld wutches ah never | saw | the lyke said mysie s |
| carved stone decoration he never | saw | these nor thankfully the uncompromising |
| you know i i never | saw | these things as compartmentalised separate |
| so they say i never | saw | this though quite a common |
| do this middle bit never | saw | ye daeing that bit [censored: forename] |
| at kershopefuit ah never aince | saw | yin turnin intil the deil |
| on the [?]monster radiator[/?] f1089: you | saw | a green dog fitt m1090: |
| join julian ann weather great | saw | ann of green gables the |
| ken the green lady he | saw | her an she disna show |
| nae luikin at nancy he | saw | her ye ken the green |
| is the only one who | saw | that the stalk is green |
| licht the first thing they | saw | wis a green glowin chiel |
| it sich care taken wi | saw | an haimmer last cam velvet |
| work out where i last | saw | clean nappies people who say |
| the last figure that i | saw | for this year was 50 |
| jean mcfarlane last time we | saw | her she was trying to |
| he i said listen i | saw | him myself last night in |
| fresher scentit than last ye | saw | it the keech in sewers |
| markers several of which we | saw | last term the recognisably scots |
| literary discourse [inhale] as we | saw | last week james the sixth |
| last year actually did i | saw | my professor today and asking |
| published in march last year | saw | no merit in the scottish |
| published in march last year | saw | no merit in the scottish |
| published in march last year | saw | no merit in the scottish |
| bank an the last ah | saw | o him he wisnae cairryin |
| probably the last time she | saw | one [laugh] m1007: [laugh] m1008: |
| has got it f1104: i | saw | somebody watching it the last |
| last began tae stir he | saw | the lass an glowered at |
| the last swinging riverside saturday | saw | the old ferry succumb to |
| so years since he last | saw | them the walk from his |
| got engaged last time i | saw | you all that was at |
| new ones since he l- | saw | you last f1112: he will |
| space after when i last | saw | you no f1154: no [laugh] |
| dick they cawed him ah | saw | a lame man lowp owre |
| removed from his master ann | saw | all these things in him |
| want to touch him she | saw | an aching loneliness the story |
| him he gaed on and | saw | an ither twa brithers james |
| an age but when i | saw | him again oh whit a |
| didnae see it that wae | saw | him as some sort o |
| i swung into reception i | saw | him at his usual place |
| reid het airns ah aince | saw | him cairrie a puddok that |
| without chewing if miss wood | saw | him chewing during her sad |
| spoken wi a man that | saw | him dee it seems afore |
| my heart sank when i | saw | him gettin on the bus |
| byde here mither gin ye | saw | him he s yuchie queen |
| doctor and therefore you only | saw | him if it was an |
| whit dae ye mean ye | saw | him in the tolbooth afore |
| sonsie the lest tyme ah | saw | him it wul be fill |
| it now i understand i | saw | him jump out of the |
| as a staun here a | saw | him l macbeth what haivers |
| corner o ma eye ah | saw | him makin off faar wiz |
| wis alex black sir i | saw | him mr grant pushes thomas |
| wis thomas edward sir i | saw | him mr grant up to |
| for the first time lauder | saw | him smile oh maister lauder |
| ah luiv that man ye | saw | him thare the nou weill |
| o him and when ye | saw | him there was the stick |
| at hame och aye a | saw | him wave his han but |
| face his ain demons yi | saw | him yi heard um in |
| he was purple because i | saw | him you ll have to |
| him aw that day thay | saw | nocht but the sie an |
| knew a man when they | saw | one his wife left him |
| as jonsar laid doon the | saw | something brushed close by him |
| oot ower the city he | saw | the busslin toon ablow him |
| was just him [laugh] f809: | saw | the interview where they were |
| momin he took the power | saw | wi him an spent a |
| in the bairns faces ah | saw | a feart wanrestfu look ah |
| souchin i the wund ah | saw | a lame man hirpil dick |
| the yett the day ah | saw | a leveret deid its een |
| say naething o whit ye | saw | ah l kill ye gin |
| whit a happy lyfe ah | saw | aheid o me then whaur |
| on the grass below ah | saw | an unco sicht twa blackies |
| as she spoke and ah | saw | how loose it wis on |
| on yeir shield face ah | saw | it on yeir ship s |
| sensed her spirit leave ah | saw | it wi ma other eye |
| ah don t think he | saw | me but he moved awa |
| the toilet painful when ah | saw | mrs menzies weans brekking aw |
| this is terrible eilidh ah | saw | shona cum oot is that |
| the war anither thing ah | saw | tae the r a mukkil |
| little lassies oh ay ah | saw | thaim masell ah mynd thaim |
| yon nicht at charlesmount ah | saw | the fella an pit my |
| lyke ti forget whit ah | saw | wi ma ain een ah |
| whaur is that aix ah | saw | ye chappin sticks wi this |
| oot ower the sea ah | saw | yeir ship cum up oot |
| viagra not niagara no i | saw | a bag like that when |
| short trousers remember and i | saw | a clockwork orange when you |
| when you meet again we | saw | a wee hoose in blackrod |
| under the sink when he | saw | all the cleaning materials scattered |
| when there was anything we | saw | all these people there an |
| i confess that when i | saw | amendment 34 i was somewhat |
| whitiver could it be she | saw | an adam when he looked |
| first meeting and when we | saw | from the apologies that were |
| when he stood up he | saw | himself in the full length |
| at me and when he | saw | i was looking dropped it |
| when we introduced licensing we | saw | it as a means with |
| mother recognised it when she | saw | it here apparently it was |
| binks lying alongside when i | saw | it it was a foot |
| be for oatmeal when i | saw | it it was no longer |
| wrinkled her nose when she | saw | it jesus fuck the honolulu |
| changed my tune when i | saw | it later abandoned in the |
| for weeks and when he | saw | it on my desk on |
| i mean we we only | saw | it when it was faded |
| it f1104: yeah because i | saw | it when you was getting |
| them be but when a | saw | ma rose s fate its |
| like a dragon when she | saw | me looking at them instead |
| mountains when mrs weather clerk | saw | me she joyfully said white |
| shop before and when she | saw | me she said that i |
| my years and when i | saw | my picture in a television |
| it s exactly what narcissus | saw | on his face when he |
| were sceptical when you first | saw | our material you probably thought |
| one to one basis i | saw | that at first hand when |
| at first glance when i | saw | that the letter was about |
| of respect but when you | saw | the event in the chamber |
| travelling too fast when he | saw | the glenlomach turning looming up |
| gied a grin when he | saw | the laddies an speirt weel |
| home to us when we | saw | the results of the excellent |
| about it maureen macmillan i | saw | the stop programme when we |
| danny bloody japs when i | saw | the swally my folks had |
| his amazing prelude when he | saw | us come in he stood |
| happened to me but i | saw | when i was aboot maybe |
| mentioned a situation that i | saw | when my mother was terminally |
| the other day when i | saw | you f810: no [laugh] f809: |
| years ago when i first | saw | you your locks were black |
| refers to how although she | saw | a good deal of lawrence |
| the long lonely winds she | saw | a legend in the canna |
| two i see what she | saw | a little shrunken tremulous old |
| ferrawa sie an here she | saw | a mukkil saumon restin asyde |
| charitable or upright deed she | saw | a twisted hateful motive even |
| keikit intil the pat she | saw | bits o a human corp |
| up her skirts fit she | saw | drave the pech clean frae |
| to see her nakedness she | saw | enough of it to know |
| f1155: [censored: forename] [censored: forename] thinks she | saw | her a wee while ago |
| alang an he ne er | saw | her at aa bit she |
| but erm [censored: forename] thought she | saw | her f1154: but the one |
| like five months and i | saw | her like she was over |
| her chikks ava fin she | saw | her neice like thon an |
| meant to be gouged she | saw | her reflection in the bleary |
| the first four houses nobody | saw | her still sobbing she ran |
| mr burns suggests that she | saw | herself as his equal in |
| and nose again then i | saw | his face she shudders it |
| she lookit at pompitie an | saw | his face wes aw begrutten |
| the brugh and her guidmither | saw | hoo muckle she had gaithert |
| minister on that statement she | saw | it as an opportunity for |
| til the bluidmerk but she | saw | it nou bricht an kenspekkil |
| she m1090: yeah did i | saw | lick her tail f1089: yes |
| soon as e er she | saw | me fu kind that day |
| soon as e er she | saw | me his poems are full |
| didna betray ye she hardly | saw | me ye ken the licht |
| f1104: yeah because because she | saw | my one yesterday did she |
| training with a barber she | saw | now the interpretation that the |
| sheuch or luikin doun he | saw | she haed tint a shae |
| aince the hale position she | saw | that adam s urgent need |
| what she was about she | saw | that he understood the feud |
| she took her ticket i | saw | that her fingers were guilded |
| erm she w- and she | saw | the four for ten pounds |
| at the hinner en she | saw | the funny side o it |
| that during that visit she | saw | the huts and buildings at |
| an keikit doun an she | saw | the maist unco sicht she |
| mother would be if she | saw | the three of us like |
| ye shall be his she | saw | what their game was she |
| spierit at ilka gangril she | saw | whit wes his name ti |
| she looked at us she | saw | you an hur loathin jist |
| an keikit at it he | saw | it wes as bricht as |
| kuist his een aroun an | saw | that awthing wes as the |
| [censored: forename] too f1091: aye you | saw | [censored: forename] and [censored: forename] was crying |
| must be [censored: forename] well we | saw | [censored: forename] f1101: you ve to |
| no you didnae see you | saw | [censored: forename] m1092: [censored: forename] f1091: you |
| see m1092: [censored: forename] f1091: you | saw | [censored: forename] who else did you |
| mind f1154: no f1155: i | saw | erm [censored: forename] s bebo face |
| in the second interval we | saw | the russian couple honeymooners [censored: forename] |
| like old not f813: i | saw | a lot f814: pure old |
| around the north east i | saw | a lot of old style |
| in old english loaf mass | saw | harvest and the giving of |
| aerials attached to the domes | saw | the british embassy old classical |
| there in the water i | saw | the old one boat sink |
| us he went outside and | saw | two old bike tyres my |
| believe ye puddok a aince | saw | a deif man thraw awa |
| mirror above the urinal john | saw | a man a real man |
| brithers ye mind the auld | saw | ilk man for himsel and |
| man was gane an jamie | saw | neath the yuletide mune a |
| the puil o bluid a | saw | you an yeir man harlin |
| willin tell ye whit a | saw | gin ye wad stop an |
| whit s cumin a ve | saw | that luk oan is face |
| wullie stoppit and i sune | saw | whit the trouble wis rab |
| twa and twa thegither they | saw | her biding here poor as |
| fine tae me till a | saw | her fit hinging aw funny |
| m944: mmhm f943: and i | saw | her for a grand total |
| the fact that i just | saw | her hair at close quarters |
| then stappit it back he | saw | her he said nae luikin |
| this hundred watt bulb i | saw | her looking at it writing |
| for her at home i | saw | her mother walking along the |
| quaet air ye say ye | saw | her staunin aneth yon aik |
| the cuddy bit syne i | saw | her strain the milk throw |
| her jim i think i | saw | her the ither day fit |
| her lugs cockit ay i | saw | it draw inby northies fin |
| luikit in her een an | saw | nae fear but simple pride |
| battering into her once i | saw | no one was seriously injured |
| drew up a cheer an | saw | tae her horror the worry |
| drew up a cheer an | saw | tae her horror the worry |
| any attention to her i | saw | the look on boyter s |
| what a m shuir a | saw | but kenna hou ti dae |
| his bed hinnerlie the queen | saw | that aw wadna dae sae |
| haven t m805: he accidentally | saw | a farmer and the farmer |
| laidder an he dreamed an | saw | a laidder set upon the |
| enlisted in aberdeen he also | saw | action in france and flanders |
| rage for aa unfair he | saw | aince mair the mock trial |
| ehm great big diamond tooth | saw | an he he maks the |
| vice like bear hug he | saw | angus s punch coming almost |
| he said the interview i | saw | anyway that the aim he |
| verses to create what he | saw | as a recreation of the |
| yeir room an he can | saw | awa at it as mukkil |
| da dreegs o oil he | saw | da eart au sindry smushed |
| sudden across the puil he | saw | dert an hover in the |
| to describe the perverts he | saw | from his hotel window mister |
| the first tractor that i | saw | he had harrows and grubbers |
| too happy with what he | saw | he s very anti thatcher |
| bit nae mr gray he | saw | himsel as a vigilante against |
| weill rehearsit as gin he | saw | his end o littil account |
| bubblit an grat fin he | saw | his faither s corp his |
| and the sentimentalisch 12 he | saw | homer and shakespeare as belonging |
| he wan hame he suin | saw | hou he haed been begunkit |
| told me exactly what he | saw | in his head and i |
| accounted for that however he | saw | in the distance a sycomore |
| wonderful wean e er he | saw | it would take me a |
| wonderful wean e er he | saw | it would take me a |
| and the dog f1116: see | saw | margery f1115: oh he s |
| in his mirror and he | saw | me goin down so he |
| he s jist ower snottie | saw | me winchin wi ma burd |
| s if he could an | saw | nae point in phonin while |
| son morroig this time he | saw | other houses too son galceran |
| enlisted in broughty ferry he | saw | service in france and flanders |
| or even obtainable what he | saw | simply was it defied good |
| whin he lookit up and | saw | that all the varnishing was |
| d reason tae complain he | saw | the birds an beasts in |
| waitit an at lest he | saw | the broun ogre gae lampin |
| fliein atowre the common he | saw | the broun ogre staunin crackin |
| even advantage after 1700 he | saw | the language as dividing naturally |
| period up to 1700 he | saw | the project as lying within |
| frae a lang dwam he | saw | the sie keing sant awa |
| men intae a battle and | saw | them killed he d be |
| in that waesome place he | saw | through the reek a weel |
| practice and which he now | saw | to be characterised by feelings |
| warned against it he evidently | saw | translation as something not to |
| said the first time he | saw | ye that ye looked like |
| smell it lang afore ye | saw | it three weemin vrocht thegither |
| at the scuil if ye | saw | lookin oot the windae an |
| uh huh f637: instead o | saw | m608: aye aye f637: ye |
| add an an er ontae | saw | m608: yeah f637: ye know |
| this mornin anaw gunnar ye | saw | ma ship ye kent ma |
| tell me noo that ye | saw | major weir in the tolbooth |
| ye blin fit if ye | saw | me nurse a bairn a |
| ye drapped it fan ye | saw | teenie jim oh i widna |
| oot the windae an ye | saw | the snaw ye would sit |
| dod gasping for breath i | saw | ye fae the end o |
| swoop beneath the leafy see | saw | beech my toes are thin |
| you see my mother actually | saw | education and speaking proper as |
| were you on the see | saw | f1114: ha yes woah f1113: |
| yep i can see i | saw | t- i can see here |
| them you see until you | saw | the gas mantle see cause |
| that is not how they | saw | the situation they see that |
| yes f606: mm f889: we | saw | it eh isobel at first |
| the age of nineteen first | saw | mallorca from the steamboat jaime |
| for the first time i | saw | the courtyard of the borne |
| your armchair today we first | saw | them in biafra in the |
| incredible the first time i | saw | them was in the carling |
| taking it but i just | saw | a wee smile on his |
| his sicht this heavenly power | saw | adam s state an takin |
| mishanter haes befawn me roederic | saw | his bonnie selkie wyfe nae |
| experimental evidence 23 smith rightly | saw | his ideas on sacrifice as |
| to question whether davidson really | saw | his own act of rebellion |
| o newmill in auchterless and | saw | his white floury boots which |
| go willing or unwilling ann | saw | pullar fumbling in his tunic |
| whiteever murdo an his guidwyfe | saw | thaim nae mair an eftir |
| his almond trees brandishing the | saw | that does its work so |
| cam intae the hoose they | saw | the bairnikin wi mary his |
| too in his turn aitken | saw | the gaps in coverage and |
| his truck back tae the | saw | the hand brake cable snapped |
| put down his glasgow herald | saw | the hug and said don |
| his ee ti the kiehole | saw | the wee bannok daein awa |
| roon een bleezin dougie tawse | saw | a fite bawd watchin them |
| very fond of children we | saw | a lot of them on |
| and the starn whilk they | saw | eassilt gaed afore them till |
| hit their horn as they | saw | me drifting towards them proof |
| down the bus the junkie | saw | them and began hobbling away |
| their hunger a passing photographer | saw | them and took their photograph |
| f746: mmhm f978: an we | saw | them at anything that was |
| or m1161: yeah i actually | saw | them at the barrowlands oh |
| been told and so we | saw | them in the distance great |
| carling academy an then i | saw | them in the secc [cough] |
| the 1930s and 40s bob | saw | them made ingins and suet |
| was a weed then i | saw | them on sale for 50 |
| s in welsh but i | saw | them support er the flaming |
| at the same time i | saw | a figure coming toward me |
| me to my feet i | saw | a star or two to |
| about outside and in naebody | saw | me it wisny easy to |
| appointment at ehm the hospital | saw | one [burp] excuse me one |
| east asia in indonesia i | saw | something that shocked me senseless |
| me said hughie aa we | saw | wis thae twa poachers comin |
| a burnie far i aften | saw | a bairnie swimmin throu the |
| now i looked around and | saw | a foam mattress and a |
| cam doon bi ythanside i | saw | a fruit bat hingin twis |
| my time in bosnia i | saw | a little glimpse of how |
| over the present world i | saw | a mighty devil folded in |
| you doin the day i | saw | a mouth f1131: fitt m1132: |
| mouth f1131: fitt m1132: i | saw | a mouth f1131: [sniff] whose |
| couple of months ago i | saw | a quotation from richard lochhead |
| tea and eh [tut] i | saw | an advert in the courier |
| bowl i ken what i | saw | and the lassie s taes |
| look beasties f1113: oh i | saw | beasties crawling up the wall |
| ago and several times i | saw | big queues for eggs and |
| voice was high pitched and | saw | edged and i reached the |
| restowed the cargo but i | saw | enough as confirm my doubts |
| large through the windscreen i | saw | every mark and fissure my |
| lorries and everything no one | saw | f1154: i know suppose you |
| gave the game away i | saw | fascinated the very tiles and |
| the narrow path although i | saw | few purchases being made in |
| new gaberdine that night i | saw | fire like a funeral pyre |
| bill such areas as they | saw | fit i would welcome the |
| later i drew what i | saw | from windscreen furiously with brisk |
| m954: erm and because i | saw | how much agony i was |
| was the one these people | saw | i think that covers your |
| another tool that i seldom | saw | in use but that was |
| had the white string i | saw | it an white string was |
| f606: mm f889: i i | saw | it but i thought wonder |
| it was around before i | saw | it but that s what |
| winter has truly begun i | saw | it from the metro carriage |
| eleven pages or something i | saw | it in henley s m1048: |
| mental hospital or both i | saw | it on tv and contacted |
| than the scots as i | saw | it s dictionary and one |
| people towards a cooker i | saw | it we went there for |
| any famous faces that i | saw | jim wallace was not there |
| hert near stoppt as i | saw | jimpy stalkin a fish doun |
| a watterfaa s i iver | saw | mither tho jist knypit on |
| other places in edinburgh i | saw | more students than i did |
| kissing and you clyped i | saw | more than that as you |
| back in the black i | saw | my 1st canadian 100 bill |
| you f1100: oh oh i | saw | my f1099: can you remember |
| a seem mair real i | saw | my feyther walking hame wi |
| mirror i liked what i | saw | my reflection resembled my northern |
| there s like f813: i | saw | one guy ned burberry cap |
| a shade of puce i | saw | one of the two greek |
| nonsense m1048: yeah f1049: i | saw | postcards at the science centre |
| quite a lot of i | saw | quite m811: yeah f814: a |
| same shepherd that i once | saw | sitting crosslegged on the top |
| s fine if iver i | saw | smeddum yon s it twa |
| now for i think i | saw | snowdrops on my way down |
| accents i wa- i i | saw | somebody in a restaurant in |
| because it s and i | saw | somebody s furry foot and |
| if i embarrassed you i | saw | something that would have made |
| dummy public petition that i | saw | somewhere perhaps at a party |
| huge like a giant i | saw | that i was destroyed mitchel |
| something f1037: oh yes i | saw | that oh really [laugh] amazing |
| there that s what i | saw | that s what i remember |
| the needle moved upwards i | saw | that the limit was at |
| much to my shock i | saw | that there was an executive |
| to the weather report i | saw | that yesterday s temperatures in |
| be finished for christmas i | saw | the 1013 class again yesterday |
| with relish and suddenly i | saw | the british educational policy for |
| wrote great news christian i | saw | the graphics person today and |
| is doing what until i | saw | the list i did not |
| corner o my ee i | saw | the sheriff thoumin throu some |
| a devilish place later i | saw | the spat marked on an |
| to the tune of wha | saw | the tattie howkers i got |
| much until you know i | saw | the two things side by |
| and out m1106: mam i | saw | the water digger f1105: did |
| corner as it turned i | saw | there was no one there |
| m822: mmhm f606: cause i | saw | they were gonna open the |
| speaking of double negatives i | saw | this term s 1013 class |
| small border village where i | saw | two men shuffling along a |
| wall over there that i | saw | walkin along the street f940: |
| working on screen what i | saw | was terrific the designers were |
| problems with psychoraag that i | saw | was that the female characters |
| that in your moo i | saw | you just noo didn t |
| of triangles as well i | saw | you just now that was |
| bonny isn t it i | saw | you sooking that just noo |
| f1112: wa- you washed i | saw | you washing your hands f1111: |
| heard these plaintive cries and | saw | the cat s plight so |
| opening ceremony and then we | saw | the stamps these had been |
| philatelic exhibitions the late 1800s | saw | the start of these and |
| city we looked down and | saw | a condor only for a |
| could hear hissin an we | saw | a curtain a watter fawin |
| thoum dounstream tae whaur we | saw | a figure clammer up the |
| and still fairly strict we | saw | a great many horse and |
| the wilds of lewis we | saw | a woman downloading dictation from |
| clue to its origin we | saw | an excellent and full display |
| round the country we all | saw | effective programmes and projects local |
| about a year ago we | saw | evidence that there are several |
| of the artistic things we | saw | except a few paintings had |
| at least of what we | saw | except railway stations and the |
| on outstanding data as we | saw | it 13 00 michael russell |
| mither in fact we baith | saw | it for wirselves but lizzie |
| but at the time we | saw | it was just eh you |
| late 60s early 70s we | saw | many visiting ships cachets the |
| fairly swiftly in principle we | saw | no difficulties in moving in |
| but that bill fell we | saw | no evidence that the government |
| we we always knew and | saw | norwegian fishermen even from a |
| how it was if we | saw | nurse thingmibob the district nurse |
| people s choices truly we | saw | on that terrible terror filled |
| f1136: the that thing we | saw | on top f1135: what things |
| of much hanging around we | saw | only such non controversial objects |
| we examined international comparisons we | saw | that there was a mixture |
| siberian scenes from reds we | saw | the cows being milked at |
| sicht o poachers till we | saw | the lichts o the village |
| the sea front and then | saw | the other like windcheater we |
| disgorge the daytrippers we eventually | saw | the rest of our group |
| for it in girth we | saw | the square about four times |
| ain freens aye we aw | saw | the strangers suits an briefcases |
| was you f1122: aye we | saw | the trai- a [?]trains[/?] and |
| fower auld spaniels then we | saw | there wis yin no juist |
| few pretty russian women we | saw | they seem to consider it |
| scottis poesie although as we | saw | this document was written by |
| m939: [inaudible] m941: oh we | saw | this film called devil town |
| independent approach indeed as we | saw | this morning in respect of |
| september 1994 indicates how they | saw | this we have carefully addressed |
| every 50 metres and we | saw | tropical flowers bromelias as well |
| and women gardeners we also | saw | women sweeping the streets and |
| neck from my shoulders they | saw | a fair bit of each |
| my main example that century | saw | lowland scotland become one of |
| it s growin worse a | saw | ma freens aw deein as |
| and broke and only greenock | saw | the joke the boiled bell |
| the field wi it badger | saw | there wis only ae thing |
| show us the sichts they | saw | afore moses wis fand in |
| bp told us that they | saw | the new economy as a |
| what can you mean you | saw | us kissing and you clyped |
| mmhm m1174: erm because they | saw | us providing a service for |
| cauld an deep wi snaw | saw | baith oar cronies caad awa |
| up wi wi a big | saw | f606: mmhm m824: aye m822: |
| what about today if you | saw | somebody walkin alang wi cheap |
| though gane wud an moses | saw | they meant nae guid wi |
| sudden like three days efter | saw | wullie at the kirkyaird wi |
| the executive said that it | saw | no need to refer to |
| the breid o heevin and | saw | the licht o day whaur |
| tight collars and suits that | saw | the light of day maybe |
| the watter juist then tam | saw | a welcome sicht an auld |
| the idol fur the een | saw | aathin an myned aathin jeems |
| job tae tak an auld | saw | an gang cut some bits |
| the unco sicht yestreen a | saw | an unco sicht but seein |
| at the gairden fitt a | saw | an unco sicht giein up |
| haed a quick ear an | saw | at aince that thay haed |
| dull an truth to tell | saw | chance o sweet retaliation to |
| tastes the fact that douglas | saw | fidelity as an issue is |
| hard the fairies liltin an | saw | thaim dauncin in the ring |
| ugsum nor afore an mysie | saw | that insteid o weirin reid |
| in eden an then a | saw | that ma neibors ootclassed it |
| it reached tae heiven an | saw | the angels o god gyaun |
| on the scottish parliament and | saw | the event as an opportunity |
| waukent up this mornin an | saw | the sunlicht cum fluidin in |
| an offence however if one | saw | two men walking in the |
| they turned back and they | saw | the smoke risin f1073: oh |
| on american indian languages amerindian | saw | anthropology as a human science |
| many people in james time | saw | dreams as divine visions the |
| evidence to show that lyndsay | saw | himself as very much in |
| f606: mmhm m1036: erm they | saw | it as something they could |
| on the television as they | saw | it they were the guinea |
| correct usage and by implication | saw | language as unchanging and any |
| as a person its proponents | saw | literature and language study as |
| a few hens generally men | saw | little of their families as |
| identified as those periods which | saw | substantial innovations affecting the text |
| of childhood but whereas smith | saw | that period as idyllic and |
| in agreement but where freud | saw | the act as characterised by |
| nineteen fifties who ehm who | saw | the collection of data as |
| committee members who were involved | saw | themselves as taking part in |
| hunter had a look and | saw | at once that the check |
| rubbed at the pane and | saw | herself distorted in its whorl |
| you came back here and | saw | how people were laughing at |
| a propone at wuid pit | saw | inti frizzel s kauch tho |
| fury at the glass morning | saw | the daffodils rise from their |
| comment back keith raffan probably | saw | the papers at about the |
| the phone box glass and | saw | you sitting at the wheel |
| bits and pieces if one | saw | two men walking in the |
| time the 7th july 1916 | saw | a great spate of the |
| if the 1st one failed | saw | apollo 11 moon capsule a |
| do not know whether you | saw | the interesting story in one |
| go to sea if they | saw | a hare woman and ministers |
| strong they d puncture superman | saw | a mermaid watching the world |
| society for scotland ltd they | saw | no reason why such properties |
| procurator fiscal service if they | saw | the guidance they might be |
| in the gathering evening they | saw | what they had done past |
| and everything and then you | saw | the modern airport building ahead |
| mentioned during the trip then | saw | three gorgeous churches with marvellous |
| whee s- slidin the mummies | saw | it eh mum f1113: was |
| the knob marked edinburgh and | saw | that a strike meeting was |
| seeing what y all just | saw | that here was room for |
| began to tune up ralph | saw | that there was a piano |
| friend s chin if you | saw | a yellow reflection you told |
| s individual yer haimmer yer | saw | yer m999: just say a |
| host body itsel the doctor | saw | nae need tae fyle the |
| place in elgin that you | saw | a parrot in where would |
| over the golf course you | saw | water up there f1122: [inaudible] |
| world so high wise men | saw | you in the sky twinkle |
| member of the labour party | saw | fit to sign it many |
| glistening inviting and the next | saw | it a ravaging monster relentlessly |
| between a foghorn and a | saw | it carries the ache of |
| tryin ti take over yi | saw | it in therapy some arsehole |
| it is probable that davidson | saw | religion embodied in the authoritative |
| dedicated to herder who also | saw | sections of it before publication |
| ill omen gin a fisherman | saw | a blaik cat on the |
| activities the majority of respondents | saw | a clear role for the |
| some more photographed some more | saw | a nest with a couple |
| to the fishery from 1965 | saw | a rapid growth in catches |
| speugie s sad song a | saw | a speugie clingin the holly |
| fast fast the wide world | saw | a technicolour holocaust around the |
| yonner the laist tyme a | saw | bertie ay mebbies 40 ear |
| in the dyew the ocean | saw | heiven in a wattergaw shaddas |
| nicht eftir a whyle thay | saw | the deer hound soumin eftir |
| a thocht a thocht a | saw | the haill wud stert ti |
| authorities many of the respondents | saw | advantage in the four operating |
| another life found the world | saw | differently thought differently why even |
| aye unnerfuit warsillin in the | saw | dist auld leipit carles hurkilt |
| lived through those days and | saw | further action in the second |
| the way in which chomsky | saw | grammatical elements being transformed by |
| fast m822: aye f606: mmhm | saw | some primroses from the train |
| o mallet chisel rasp o | saw | sooked tae the foun o |
| chunk of the male population | saw | that mix the 18 and |
| the paper that members originally | saw | the agenda now includes positive |
| walked down the quadrant and | saw | the chunky builders putting up |
| dixon and rosen this approach | saw | the development of the child |
| the days of shipbreaking which | saw | the end of the great |
| caviar on white bread wednesday | saw | the final stint with the |
| yet een o the firewatchers | saw | the heinkels comin in and |
| 43 per cent and lamb | saw | the most significant growth despite |
| into the european parliament and | saw | the nations that had been |
| archie paying for the kaleidoscopes | saw | the skin from the taxi |
| sunday the 3rd of april | saw | the sun come out in |
| work for the mulberry harbour | saw | the workforce there working flat |
| middle of the wardrobe and | saw | this dull drab figure skin |
| by the loch o galilee | saw | twa brithers simon hecht peter |
| the starn cercle the druids | saw | yer empire caad tae smush |
| up 500ft of washington monument | saw | lincoln memorial went thro skylab |
| haiverins amusin aifter that thay | saw | eachither fir aboot six month |
| gor blimey interesting hairpiece that | saw | something similar on gardener s |
| from others furthermore skilled workers | saw | their privileges being threatened however |
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