stair
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| again the mantles in the | stair | f1018: mmhm m1021: what about |
| about the mantles in the | stair | john what about the mantles |
| locally ye wouldnae use that | stair | rods f1054: of course yeah |
| mmhm i ve bucketing torrential | stair | rods m1008: mmhm f1009: mm |
| yeah f1054: comin doon like | stair | rods m1015: mm na well |
| lashin or comin doon like | stair | rods ye know f1054: that |
| tuik lu da up the | stair | an seen him settlt then |
| lu da come up the | stair | an sit doun auld jin |
| owrancer lu come doun the | stair | and the officiar flung hissel |
| o chappin frae doun the | stair | lu da apent the winnock |
| stair we went up the | stair | it was a bit scary |
| from stair windows 10 dim | stair | lighting 11 roof slates loosening |
| stairs it was up a | stair | we went up the stair |
| pointing 9 panes missing from | stair | windows 10 dim stair lighting |
| the close up the ootside | stair | an in throu the lobbie |
| an up the first ootside | stair | roond the back he kent |
| brither rin up the ootside | stair | twa steps at a time |
| bo- bob is on the | stair | and i ve found [?]nearly found[/?] |
| bob bob s on the | stair | f1089: we havenae lost bob |
| weers fae ma up e | stair | bedroom windae tae different trees |
| a [inaudible] vest up the | stair | in my bedroom f1105: this |
| we ll go up the | stair | into your bedroom and tidy |
| i cd rin up e | stair | at a fair rate an |
| rin and hide unner the | stair | watchin him walk by wi |
| fin i d cleart e | stair | as far s i cd |
| s a step on the | stair | an noo the door s |
| saxth step ben the scaffold | stair | he welcomed hame his queen |
| toe staunin on the bottom | stair | step peer in nae twa |
| fae a step on e | stair | tee till e riggin an |
| sittin doun thare ablo the | stair | ah keep on tellin thaim |
| quynes ir sittin ablo the | stair | gie it til thaim an |
| ye tak this doun the | stair | the kolotilin quynes ir sittin |
| there was one down the | stair | for the two bottom flats |
| at the bottom of the | stair | your uncle jim did it |
| hir mither cam doun the | stair | afore mysie wes wauken she |
| he gaed skelpin doun the | stair | an richt up ti speak |
| fechtin his wey doun the | stair | but auld jin gied a |
| ah gaed doun a stey | stair | frae the kitchen an fand |
| afore they gaed doun the | stair | ti the guidman o the |
| you dinna shift doun the | stair | we l aye be rowin |
| a the wye doon the | stair | an across the backie to |
| ma beets fae doon e | stair | an aff e bold boy |
| licht brocht claitters doon the | stair | an guffs sae unca fine |
| peggy o come doon the | stair | bind up yer yellow hair |
| them ah fell doon the | stair | carolanne but they d have |
| we can go doon the | stair | f1104: [child noises] mummy f1103: nearly |
| it i was doon the | stair | f1104: there was erm there |
| they ve been doon the | stair | for aboot the last three |
| at is he doon the | stair | is he putting his parcels |
| on then go doon the | stair | m1098: bag of coal f1097: |
| fyvie o come doon the | stair | pretty peggy my dear come |
| my dear come doon the | stair | pretty peggy o come doon |
| the balmoral suite doon the | stair | sae at least they ll |
| mrs mcharrie came doon the | stair | tae oor hoose queer that |
| smarties at f1103: doon the | stair | they ve been doon the |
| they re runnin doon the | stair | wait till you see this |
| oor close an up oor | stair | a verse of which sums |
| queer that maist o the | stair | endit up in oor hoose |
| nathan watt bides up oor | stair | his body s like a |
| ellen bogle lives oan oor | stair | she s seiven bairns or |
| oor close an up oor | stair | so ca- [?]capagush[/?] f1011: [inaudible] |
| wi you away up the | stair | again johnny i ll fight |
| a millipede hauf up the | stair | an hauf a hunner mozzies |
| go up a steep wooden | stair | and into the loft where |
| doos flee up the heivenly | stair | as free as odes bi |
| be better aff up the | stair | better than you think you |
| we go back up the | stair | come through with mummy to |
| the stour richt up the | stair | comic turn tod s lassie |
| somebody else somebody up the | stair | f1018: well it was always |
| i was going up the | stair | f1105: that s good m1106 : |
| some is back up the | stair | f1116: ah f1115: they ll |
| hid a room up e | stair | faar i kept ma books |
| up a kinda up a | stair | fae de street f960: oh |
| some huremongerin keelie up the | stair | for a bit dram sae |
| bi hissel up a tenement | stair | fur the last thirty year |
| wheezing his wae up the | stair | gasping his pathetic begging routine |
| the disastrous fire of 1716 | stair | had decided to take up |
| an e rooms up e | stair | i happent tae mention es |
| s gone straight up the | stair | i ll need to awa |
| he steppit up the gibbet | stair | intae the page o history |
| i put it up the | stair | last night didn t i |
| a colouring book up the | stair | m1090: remember don t sneak |
| let me be up the | stair | m1098: [laugh] f1097: fa was |
| m coming f1131: up the | stair | m1132: mum f1131: fitt m1132: |
| did come on up the | stair | mum [inaudible] one two three |
| the wye fae up the | stair | neil recognising his duty take |
| i tak you up the | stair | so drink up now if |
| toots mrs swanson up the | stair | sweers by them she takes |
| they aa goin up the | stair | tae eh are they throwin |
| but they were up the | stair | that was a lot o |
| the two rooms up the | stair | the floors were of wood |
| he was coming up the | stair | there was the sound of |
| up a st- a tenement | stair | thing- things like eating were |
| up an taen up the | stair | thrie quaichs an thrie pair |
| him biddin him up the | stair | ti sit at peace ma |
| she bade him up the | stair | ti tak a sate a |
| that climbs right up the | stair | to all you folk of |
| young sisters went up the | stair | to what had been the |
| in e wall o e | stair | ere wis fit lookit like |
| think o em in e | stair | wall an tryin tae sattle |
| on e curtains o e | stair | windae an on e waa |
| you take it down the | stair | for mam come on then |
| birls roon oan a turnpike | stair | auld reekie sings an auld |
| house at the corner of | stair | drive and royal crescent which |
| a house with a stone | stair | he started with a horse |
| had a toilet on the | stair | in our first house it |
| [exhale] have to go down | stair | have to go down there |
| made as she hit every | stair | on the way down wump |
| and launched herself down the | stair | well what a noise she |
| ilkie airt frae room tae | stair | played laldy wi the ozone |
| return for a portion of | stair | holdings since three members of |
| when i take the night | stair | from the ruins of the |
| ah cannae even climb the | stair | ah ll need tae wait |
| ti the heid o the | stair | abuin the puil o bluid |
| an crap daith climmed the | stair | o a gangrel chiel on |
| o the fit on the | stair | still life with knife nae |
| cludgie still out on the | stair | that the four on the |
| an cannily cannily climms the | stair | bit fin she sleeps in |
| time several successive earls of | stair | did not reside in wigtownshire |
| a multi let in the | stair | our area already has well |
| nicht a tread on the | stair | an the door unsneckt it |
| fight left haundit on their | stair | cause it was shapit a |
| blue sandals maybe on the | stair | have you had them on |
| a small courtyard with a | stair | leading off ring bell on |
| on a junkie s sordid | stair | like a shed snake oh |
| the toilet was on the | stair | there was no electricity until |
| they had this this this | stair | in the in the opposite |
| lands to the earl of | stair | by excambion that is exchange |
| non protestant faiths 28 the | stair | encyclopaedia of laws of scotland |
| descended the five floors by | stair | her voice echoed after us |
| in the box beneath the | stair | i m pulling myself together |
| deal hit a snag the | stair | lands proposed for exchange were |
| stonehaven advice and information resource | stair | project for the welcome that |
| fye to the earl of | stair | s great credit he not |
| avrage punter time wis a | stair | that wad unrowe as you |
| scope of this paper see | stair | encyclopaedia vol 7 para 707 |
| shipbuilding company leased land from | stair | estates to build concrete ships |
| s ladder beckons that tall | stair | which souls ascend bequeathing flesh |
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