skirts
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| oxo soup of water draiglin | skirts | gaun ben the muir draiglin |
| the glaur sae sweir draiglin | skirts | gaun ben the muir fa |
| gaun ben the muir draiglin | skirts | gaun ben the muir treelipin |
| button up buits wi heavy | skirts | an petticoats for aa that |
| not for knowing though her | skirts | are full and her petticoats |
| wore khaki breeches and tunic | skirts | were supplied for dress and |
| beach wi aw ma shitey | skirts | washed oot an leein oot |
| or s- very sticky out | skirts | f963: oh sort of fifties |
| like f963: [laugh] f965: tight | skirts | or s- very sticky out |
| into different piles first like | skirts | and trousers or what are |
| jaunty angle and wide traditional | skirts | the fashion for bowlers began |
| your belly button an your | skirts | hardly cover your bloomers angelica |
| cause b- girls wore skating | skirts | in these days erm and |
| jim fermed widside at the | skirts | o the growin toun uncle |
| at that time we wore | skirts | which had to be boxed |
| sweat an ma boadice an | skirts | were soaked in horrible skitters |
| and used for pillowcases or | skirts | you did not need coupons |
| that insteid o weirin reid | skirts | an whyte mutches lyke afore |
| their sleep dreamed of hitched | skirts | the fork of gypsy legs |
| o aabody drew up her | skirts | fit she saw drave the |
| the characteristic clothes wide pleated | skirts | and bowler hats of the |
| ladies in eir wide skyrie | skirts | wid come oot o e |
| does it grannie lizzie oor | skirts | covered wir ankles fan i |
| one she always had long | skirts | which must have been warm |
| fat old lady lifting her | skirts | with a swish to warm |
| the kingsway thon gate that | skirts | the northern mairches o dundee |
| but we didn t wear | skirts | too long or an- or |
| riggit oot in the lang | skirts | an apron o a nor |
| on for e hoosework for | skirts | lang at that time raised |
| howe as lang s the | skirts | o pressendye far the white |
| argyment an wheechin up her | skirts | she stoored lang inno the |
| jim oh look at that | skirts | that tak s me back |
| barefit ledges oot fae gorse | skirts | an open moothed winter stare |
| saur whas flauchter the silken | skirts | haes blawn as the wund |
| millie esma made full length | skirts | for the twa o s |
| the executive s response slightly | skirts | round that issue it said |
| pairish spreidin oot her braa | skirts | frae the braes at the |
| toddlit at his mither s | skirts | his faither s pride an |
| fae the linin ay ma | skirts | an while it is thin |
| in irish clogs hitches her | skirts | and jigs her jogs a |
| she d hems on her | skirts | they were about eight inches |
| a furl o her flouncin | skirts | tracy traivelled ten miles ilkie |
| i iver saa on e | skirts | o culsalmond fowk wis gaitherin |
| would have interfered with their | skirts | postmen had red bikes with |
| of queens the mahaweli river | skirts | around hungover monkeys comatose with |
| a can can dancer s | skirts | displaying a rusty underbelly before |
| hewn from the sea cliff | skirts | the cove of the mountain |
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