sink
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| the indian girl doesn t | sink | beaumont sink why should the |
| sink pit it over the | sink | in case it goes all |
| an it was an iron | sink | not enamel iron sink ye |
| ll hold it over the | sink | pit it over the sink |
| girl doesn t sink beaumont | sink | why should the indian girl |
| iron sink not enamel iron | sink | ye know an we d |
| why should the indian girl | sink | jack why indeed beaumont to |
| d tae wash in the | sink | an it was an iron |
| get them oot ma kitchen | sink | ah cannae staun the smell |
| its kitchen nettles in its | sink | it was harled by lichen |
| kitchen at the s- kitchen | sink | m1078: well you when you |
| while slavin ower the kitchen | sink | nae wunner weemin tak tae |
| tie you to the kitchen | sink | wi the cla es rope |
| empty some potatoes into the | sink | poor poor you poor poor |
| s gaun tae try an | sink | oor boat sae get back |
| widnae git near eneuch tae | sink | thair boat thay d shoot |
| saw the old one boat | sink | under the water under the |
| more she follows jack beaumont | sink | andy comes in from outside |
| why indeed beaumont to himself | sink | jack well beaumont now you |
| you and your achievements will | sink | to the bottom if you |
| the heavier bits of it | sink | to the bottom the liquid |
| my mother didnae hae a | sink | inside aye f1043: we were |
| down the hands in the | sink | inside the yellow gloves seem |
| verandah she felt her feet | sink | in a spiderwebbing of cracks |
| thae kind o feet micht | sink | intae the sand an the |
| that wey the feet winnae | sink | sae faur in thon wis |
| one cold coin suns may | sink | and sally back when our |
| and there was a erm | sink | wi a cold water tap |
| silence mother returns to the | sink | andy puts his left thumb |
| where mother is at the | sink | he wraps his arms round |
| mother s tights in the | sink | the nylon was thinly smeared |
| [censored: forename] dinna splash oot the | sink | m1108: why dinna f1107: because |
| futility of looking under the | sink | when he saw all the |
| big big big big big | sink | f1103: mm f1104: but they |
| the coffee things into the | sink | after a few minutes comes |
| and then it s the | sink | f1104: she cut up the |
| here yeah that s a | sink | f1104: that s isna the |
| shower or washes at the | sink | he held her under one |
| o the wardrobe under the | sink | oot in the shed onywhere |
| move she goes to the | sink | and splashes her face while |
| open wide spit doon the | sink | towel wipe your face on |
| run the water in the | sink | and i ll shout you |
| straight ah thought she would | sink | doon an that d be |
| an pour them doon the | sink | your as bad as him |
| some of them down the | sink | f1093: now m1094: this is |
| nudges her and down we | sink | into the chocolate pool through |
| and flushing them down the | sink | sunday 30th october according to |
| at 0946 and did not | sink | until approximately 1400 just over |
| loneliness at night she would | sink | contentedly into mr mcfarlane s |
| into her focussed petals noises | sink | each bird call is allowed |
| take the plug oot the | sink | and that means no horses |
| ramsay wis ower at the | sink | parin tatties fur dennertime soup |
| quo da tae hae a | sink | at the fleer jist fur |
| a man s planning to | sink | a mineshaft he s hiring |
| man on his way to | sink | a pint or two with |
| the sediment alloo t tae | sink | an the liquid drunk as |
| nae tae see the combine | sink | in mire friday 14 temp |
| in smithereens fine crystal speens | sink | tae a stormy grave the |
| tae stop an gie a | sink | wis shuiner dan dey daured |
| calks m608: mmhm m194: and | sink | the boats m608: so they |
| you put it in the | sink | f1111: no i ve put |
| ma throws pennies from the | sink | cries mind it s not |
| plumber went an broke the | sink | oh holy mither help ma |
| we fand a wee like | sink | in wir lavvie nae far |
| fiona washing herself at the | sink | she splashes and towels and |
| cleared the ashets inno the | sink | she teeted throw the kitchie |
| the mud blumed but ti | sink | back doun an tyne their |
| s this one m1094: a | sink | f1093: right i ll do |
| bit to plouter in the | sink | f1112: uh huh f1111: right |
| a bit closer to the | sink | though f1122: i m doin |
| up and come up his | sink | and bath and also he |
| him his hert beguid ti | sink | for tho he wes a |
| dishes war steepin in the | sink | stukken wi birssled stovies an |
| alone i go to the | sink | and wash up i sponge |
| not have been enough to | sink | the ship however indications are |
| a moment for this to | sink | in before going on then |
| to be brought to the | sink | and i had to be |
| ken the cauldron starts to | sink | and trumpets sound whatfor is |
| single plate drips in the | sink | the clock is ticking in |
| bastards they pished in the | sink | we daunced roon the playgrun |
| to float on words than | sink | how powerful it is to |
| ship s no ready to | sink | yet caird hmm boyter it |
| on hairy stilts filled a | sink | with screams on landing number |
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