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| wish i wis a spanish | ship | a sailin the high seas |
| wish i wis a spanish | ship | a sailin the high seas |
| war sauf back in the | ship | an sailin back til the |
| deid queen back ontil hir | ship | an sent it sailin awa |
| the forelaund an here a | ship | cam sailin skiffin fest owre |
| to work on a cruise | ship | an do some beauty therapy |
| heavy weapon lightly the cruise | ship | s less than six feet |
| on the nile the cruise | ship | shows a kaleidoscope of life |
| tae be ere e cruise | ship | wisna smaa bit she bobbit |
| them back visibility moderate a | ship | sails by wi sides o |
| launch the service as the | ship | sails from rosyth i hope |
| nuts in may the good | ship | sails through the ellie allie |
| the riven sceptre an the | ship | that sails fir aye that |
| jist aboot there this slave | ship | cairriet aff hunners o toun |
| the beach far the slave | ship | lay jed began tae cam |
| the wrack o the slave | ship | noo he kent fine far |
| spars o the auld slave | ship | raise eildtrich like frae the |
| from africa in the slave | ship | she had heard of slave |
| kens far aboot yon slave | ship | sits in the watter they |
| the spars o a slave | ship | that cam up fyles fan |
| the slave times an yon | ship | wrack they ll be nane |
| gaed abuird the new riggit | ship | an sailed oot atowre the |
| after he sailed as a | ship | s carpenter to canada in |
| frae the time that his | ship | sailed ooto the herbor o |
| boddamers monkey traditional eence a | ship | sailed roon the coast an |
| tid ti mak reddie hir | ship | syne she sailed awa an |
| that lives are lost the | ship | and her cargo maybe kists |
| signed up with a cargo | ship | pause merchant seaman was what |
| that cargo will tak the | ship | tae the seabed like a |
| o the mast o the | ship | an douk it doun til |
| give the order to abandon | ship | by this time some passengers |
| a possible order to abandon | ship | passengers were transferred from the |
| the decks drapes ocean on | ship | s mast scottish english english |
| we are preparing to abandon | ship | the news that the vessel |
| the mast of a whaling | ship | you wouldn t believe the |
| linton who designed the sailing | ship | cutty sark the new school |
| twenty years sailing in a | ship | pause did yi tak another |
| s orford this is the | ship | shown sailing under the bridge |
| british railways dockers that the | ship | would not be sailing that |
| the gospel ship and the | ship | begoud ti sail it laundit |
| please andy whit but the | ship | didny sail the nicht beaumont |
| the keing mak reddie a | ship | for she ettilt ti sail |
| the toon tae be a | ship | s engineer an sail the |
| the point of allowing a | ship | to set sail in an |
| the widest possible readership the | ship | the crew and the passengers |
| gin we rolled aff the | ship | at port askaig the het |
| the port guardrail as the | ship | rolled over ran up the |
| at the salute as the | ship | rolled over while david broadfoot |
| the search on hearing on | ship | s radio at 1335 that |
| an age to search the | ship | the sky was darkening the |
| its modest success the first | ship | to join the search the |
| port but unfortunately not the | ship | to get to that involved |
| my fuit on the gospel | ship | and the ship begoud ti |
| from becoming critical and the | ship | turning over can a ship |
| ship turning over can a | ship | which stays afloat for four |
| a position given by the | ship | a substantial difference in a |
| behind the bridge transmitting the | ship | s estimated position until his |
| involved were directed to the | ship | s last stated position off |
| room was flooded and the | ship | s position critical at 1308 |
| technology available for establishing the | ship | s position she carried radar |
| the position is hopeless the | ship | will not do anything for |
| queer like ploys man the | ship | an british bulldog an o |
| water which accumulated there the | ship | s owners the british transport |
| to associated british ports to | ship | timber from the kintyre peninsula |
| sea the seafaring nomad abandoned | ship | briefly to visit prague in |
| the sea ah saw yeir | ship | cum up oot the east |
| inglish sea whan ma draigon | ship | foundert an ah wes kuist |
| on a north sea supply | ship | lyin in aiberdeen herbour but |
| hjÀrleif s heidland rydes ma | ship | oot ti sea than the |
| his first sea voyage as | ship | s engineer on the blue |
| had been lost with his | ship | torpedoed at sea on a |
| second day at sea the | ship | was torpedoed fortunately the children |
| an dwyne an tho his | ship | canna be lost yit it |
| of disbelief that a modern | ship | could be lost and with |
| thay gaed back til the | ship | an finn said trekkar nou |
| thay war feart on the | ship | but syne finn haed a |
| but thay buid follae a | ship | that haed gaen til a |
| ah can mak a heich | ship | frae yon tree trunk owre |
| anxiously did ye see yon | ship | lyin in the firth this |
| again tae mak the dyke | ship | shape wi aye an antrin |
| whyte saunds he haed nae | ship | o his ain sae he |
| queen hoyed back til hir | ship | as fest as she cuid |
| ah saw it on yeir | ship | s bou this mornin anaw |
| anaw gunnar ye saw ma | ship | ye kent ma sang an |
| ettin cam up wi the | ship | nou the ettin hystit his |
| whiles better kent as the | ship | o the desert weel a |
| lifeboats and the lightly loaded | ship | was riding too high in |
| at the sydes o the | ship | as she breinged hir wey |
| na an gied hir the | ship | the keing wes a bit |
| s nou back tae the | ship | at the end o a |
| ma ancestor fell aff the | ship | an landed on a shark |
| stuid afore thaim a braw | ship | an fair it wes ti |
| didna ken it wes your | ship | gunnar whitfor dae ye spend |
| wes restin himsell oot the | ship | lowpit a yung callant heich |
| was almost exactly when the | ship | keeled over she lingered for |
| over the tannoy that the | ship | was going through a crisis |
| would float free when the | ship | went she went over slowly |
| pockets send out one unseaworthy | ship | after another beaumont i m |
| ah know thair s another | ship | near an ma smoke will |
| wi his twa haunds his | ship | back inti the swurlin wattirs |
| the pain ay it ma | ship | is comin an soon we |
| been enough to sink the | ship | however indications are that after |
| did so after hearing on | ship | s radio the re broadcast |
| bits is sookit oot the | ship | intae the elevator an a |
| seeven weeks wis spent abuird | ship | an no in onie barracks |
| a ferm wis like a | ship | it needit a captain an |
| picters whaur the rowth o | ship | s masts wis juist lik |
| derk that nicht that a | ship | wis due the lugger crookit |
| when the survey o the | ship | wis feinished an it wis |
| is cummin awbodie in the | ship | stertit ti trummil wi fricht |
| see but laund afore the | ship | an in the first gray |
| her 1939 predecessor a revolutionary | ship | in being the first purpose |
| of the sinking the first | ship | to reach that spot and |
| cairrier yaised as a trainin | ship | for new recruits coorse in |
| broke souls soldiered on the | ship | was a new one and |
| as he nursed his stricken | ship | at an estimated five knots |
| shore he coud haud a | ship | in the luif o his |
| into a description of his | ship | s visit to nagasaki not |
| did he no pou his | ship | seivin lenth up on the |
| in it cairried on board | ship | the abduction o bairns my |
| onlyke the prow o ae | ship | wi seemilar brent precipitous sides |
| and pit on board a | ship | wi the intention o cairryin |
| dictated an alteration in the | ship | s course then and now |
| willnae be long before a | ship | takes me tae australia an |
| tyne an auld destroyer depot | ship | that taen ower the flag |
| dark january saturday an unseaworthy | ship | the official court of enquiry |
| was an sos signifying the | ship | was in immediate danger princess |
| to may 1983 i may | ship | some stuff home and then |
| continued operating as the occasional | ship | berthed from 1943 the milk |
| he came home on a | ship | from amsterdam that let him |
| had been recovered from the | ship | s complement of 176 no |
| a flyover a yellow oil | ship | slithers from the dock a |
| to iggesund paperboard to help | ship | timber from lochaline we are |
| who got away from the | ship | were in the lifeboat which |
| to her predecessor the third | ship | of that name which came |
| can be made in the | ship | s defence a case which |
| the few passages in which | ship | synonyms are needed such recurrence |
| where the revolution started the | ship | which fired the starting signal |
| can be argued that a | ship | which in spite of serious |
| the unusual behaviour of the | ship | and said it seemed to |
| on the on the actual | ship | and so that s what |
| the world s oldest clipper | ship | and the only vessel in |
| crew of 49 as the | ship | berthed overnight in stranraer most |
| the full length of the | ship | but was separated by a |
| droont their skirls till the | ship | cud catch the tide cooncillors |
| was the name of the | ship | [?]grandy[/?] took to canada etc |
| if the option of a | ship | holding company is introduced how |
| successfully doing so with the | ship | listing badly were clearly not |
| evidence of survivors that the | ship | made slow progress up loch |
| and sings in the windy | ship | of the skull the mind |
| gap was unbridgeable with the | ship | on her beam end and |
| keep waitin tae see some | ship | passin but the oceans are |
| as they described it the | ship | punched forward by the force |
| oh tradition goes that a | ship | ran aground during the napoleonic |
| rudder he therefore turned the | ship | round to head into the |
| using for the purpose the | ship | s bow rudder he therefore |
| we also gave them the | ship | s clock on the wall |
| a music centre and a | ship | s clock the guild s |
| longer the news ay oor | ship | s dooning must huv reached |
| command what had caused the | ship | s plight to worsen the |
| is known creepin up the | ship | s raw bi crooked wynd |
| refer not only to the | ship | s ropes but also to |
| wireless stations were using the | ship | s signal to establish her |
| between squalls just before the | ship | sank passenger baird was astonished |
| evening get the place looking | ship | shape wednesday 14 choir evening |
| for the captain of the | ship | that took a small party |
| be unsurprising for such a | ship | to have design faults the |
| on shore in fact the | ship | was heading at approximately five |
| for the length of the | ship | was sadly ignored it is |
| she s a guid strang | ship | newly redded up sanderson in |
| threshold is defined for a | ship | as one that has a |
| be a a a little | ship | called ss shieldhall there was |
| herm should come to a | ship | it doesny hae to mean |
| tae work in a sma | ship | repair yard m865: okay m952: |
| gotten a place on a | ship | seen efter bit fit naebody |
| s gane there is nae | ship | for ye ye hae further |
| almichty mr beaumont boyter that | ship | s no ready to sink |
| it s that damned american | ship | that s in for repairs |
| eh was to do with | ship | building plating was to do |
| to starboard require immediate assistance | ship | not under command what had |
| 30 bales 3 if one | ship | uses 14 cuts coal in |
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