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affa fule an weet day | turns | oot a richt fule breet |
in the heavy range day | turns | oot affa fule an weet |
9 rainfall 3 16 mornin | turns | oot richt fule an weet |
19 temp 7 16 mist | turns | oot sae affa fule an |
as the day wears on | turns | bonny an bricht tuesday 27th |
fine is the day it | turns | oot bricht maist o the |
in sna bit the day | turns | oot sae bricht an braw |
28 temp 2 0 day | turns | oot sae bricht an cauld |
the nicht bit the day | turns | oot sae fine an bricht |
the nicht bit the day | turns | oot sae mild an bricht |
braw rains in the efterneen | turns | affa raw monday 3rd temp |
2 rainfall 13 16 day | turns | oot affa cauld an bare |
hid been a breet day | turns | oot affa fine an dry |
24 eence mair the day | turns | oot affa het aye tae |
temp 0 2 this day | turns | oot affa roch an raw |
fyle tae clear awa day | turns | oot affa sinny an braw |
13th temp 8 9 day | turns | oot affa sinny an dry |
or twa efter that day | turns | oot sae affa braw tuesday |
an affa shock fin she | turns | roon an they see she |
19th temp 2 7 day | turns | sae cauld an affa bare |
ere s some sinshine wither | turns | sultry an affa heavy ae |
weet fin we div rise | turns | oot dry cauld north win |
dis try aboot midday note | turns | soor fae a weet mist |
the mornin bonny an blue | turns | cool an tae rain it |
damp is the mornin bit | turns | fine an dry trees bonny |
the mornin tae sin shine | turns | oot a day thats bonny |
afore time aye this day | turns | oot bonny an fine thursday |
16 frosty bit the day | turns | oot bonny days like this |
in o the air day | turns | oot gran bonny an fair |
3rd temp 10 15 day | turns | oot sae bonny an dry |
is a severe warnin day | turns | oot sae bonny an fine |
cracker fermer in a hurry | turns | hey maker saturday 19th temp |
temp 7 10 this day | turns | oot a richt cauld breet |
m ferrly wrang the day | turns | oot braw wednesday 28 temp |
temp 2 6 this day | turns | oot jist a bummer december |
4 temp 1 6 day | turns | oot mild warm an braw |
3 temp 5 10 day | turns | oot richt fine an dry |
14th temp 3 12 day | turns | oot richt fine an dry |
temp 4 18 this day | turns | oot sae braw an fine |
temp 6 14 this day | turns | oot sae fine an dry |
temp 5 5 this day | turns | oot sae fine an rare |
temp 1 8 is day | turns | oot tae be a bummer |
18th temp 11 17 day | turns | oot tae be a richt |
cauld fin we div rise | turns | oot a fine day fit |
turnin tae sleet en ir | turns | oot dry bit cauld fowk |
cauld fit a shock it | turns | oot tae be ere s |
in the mornins an seik | turns | syne a feelin o cauld |
hert a fauss close spell | turns | ti cauld again wi caups |
cauld win blawin there she | turns | to go out again i |
div scrat my broo day | turns | oot richt fine an braw |
beth stands shouts sadie sadie | turns | against window what what is |
ur we gaunnae dae sadie | turns | and beats the flowers to |
they wurnae fed sadie cats | turns | and hugs gordon daft lump |
it about to exit beth | turns | as if to speak sadie |
sadie sadie leave me alane | turns | away distressed carolanne you never |
for sadie to speak sadie | turns | her back agnes to gordon |
sadie he s oot there | turns | slowly then whips the curtains |
carolanne makes a face and | turns | to her coffee sadie must |
sadie enters sadie wheesht wheesht | turns | tv off shush it s |
like the flooers then sadie | turns | what are we gaunnie dae |
win an sna the day | turns | oot a beast need i |
cood easy be a beast | turns | oot a bittie mair than |
s droll the wey things | turns | oot ah never thocht whan |
fyte frost in the mornin | turns | oot fine bides like that |
been rainin jist eence again | turns | oot fine so i winna |
drink aye but if it | turns | oot it s shite it |
2 16 noo this day | turns | oot jist a cracker fermer |
can tae makk sure she | turns | oot like her da wid |
the sin dis come oot | turns | oot nae a bad day |
much for yon icy blast | turns | oot nae sic a bad |
6 14 noo this day | turns | oot richt fine surely it |
0 5 noo this day | turns | oot tae be a bummer |
a welcome sicht this day | turns | oot tae be a bummer |
3 16 coorse mornin it | turns | oot tae be clears up |
athing closed in wi haar | turns | oot the best day eres |
here a pause naething ever | turns | oot the wey we want |
templ0 20 anither fine it | turns | oot trumps ere s mair |
then of coorse the note | turns | soor oot o the sky |
15 rainfall 1 16 mornin | turns | dull i div groan comes |
the mornin en the day | turns | soor for maist o the |
div you often tak these | turns | teenie like a frightened rabbit |
a fine morning but weather | turns | cold wet afternoon 11 saturday |
legs ah m wantin pompitie | turns | from her door ye soud |
nor ti dae fowk guid | turns | pompitie daes it ah didna |
a hurry richt aneuch pompitie | turns | round and flies to the |
ve cum owre ferr pompitie | turns | round desperately pompitie ye r |
ti sleep the nicht he | turns | and marches away ponderously to |
other boys drift away geordie | turns | and runs and andy runs |
funnier he feels so he | turns | away andy sits up as |
you an yeir skelf he | turns | away evidently to leave malcolm |
arms tightly round it and | turns | away from her tears streaming |
the backs of her hands | turns | away from the door to |
it to his eyes he | turns | away out of the spotlight |
on us and my daddy | turns | away quickly and we re |
dee is hurt ye she | turns | away slowly and goes teenie |
wee bittie peely wally she | turns | her face away from him |
again but this time he | turns | his head away and clutches |
of deprivation first hand he | turns | no one away clerks businessmen |
that is counter productive and | turns | people away from the language |
an holistic approach and never | turns | people away the commitment and |
an leave mine alane he | turns | to walk away georgie changing |
round a but miss wood | turns | a blind eye to witch |
and full of grace he | turns | him round and laughs to |
yeir help in dismay he | turns | himself round to go home |
and then loo- and he | turns | round and erm he just |
falls the road twists and | turns | round dizzying drops through terraces |
on a meinit ringan ringan | turns | round ringan yeir hieness queen |
might manage a couple of | turns | round the runway like a |
then she kicks pamela pamela | turns | round with a swing of |
wheelchair once on stage he | turns | swinging it round carefully and |
very hot friday 21 weather | turns | cloudy saturday 22 baths am |
a saturday and they took | turns | to do the saturday night |
warm day en the wither | turns | cool turns tae rain an |
day fermer nae pleased hair | turns | grey a secret oath it |
fair perplexed by sherp richt | turns | frae chiels sae steept in |
calmly in the lavy chrissie | turns | to go a richt sair |
macnab first greig twists and | turns | yer expectations richt brawlie an |
jist a cracker fermer noo | turns | intae a hey maker wednesday |
and a mair comfortable life | turns | intae invitin her intae his |
taks the freudian theme an | turns | it intae its late 20th |
t tink fur yursel an | turns | writin and knowledge intae objects |
the door carrying andy fiona | turns | her head with a swing |
to me instantly wee andy | turns | to her voice his face |
unthinkable wee andy twitches again | turns | towards his mother and gives |
ear you want nylons she | turns | her head to look at |
she senses my presence she | turns | her head to look at |
mind my old dear barely | turns | her head to see who |
turned rounds walks on and | turns | no more his head because |
it behind her head she | turns | slowly to look at it |
scaling on car body boot | turns | into a hole rain evening |
rain an then the wind | turns | snell yince mair an the |
en the wither turns cool | turns | tae rain an forms mony |
intimmers fur this hett sun | turns | aa tae cinners sae fin |
this once for me mother | turns | i don t smack him |
wi aa the twists an | turns | that mother nature can throw |
but with immense strength she | turns | to her mother you see |
little liar replies mum and | turns | to mother again these old |
wings ey took a fyow | turns | aboot e place got a |
f1054: so you aa took | turns | an do you mind life |
mornings they took it in | turns | to buy a bottle of |
an accordion guests also took | turns | to entertain during the 1920s |
from my friends who took | turns | typing i finished my last |
goes to her maggie beth | turns | beth s face to look |
toward the door suddenly gunlöd | turns | gunlöd na ah winna gang |
swore but the eident deil | turns | nane awa the door swung |
you re deein surely he | turns | again to sweep this new |
frog to me then she | turns | back to my daddy again |
him turn again all these | turns | have been on the spot |
now and again something new | turns | up one example is stuffie |
smiles nicely to him and | turns | her back on him georgie |
conspiratorially to the audience and | turns | her back on the approaching |
low class flower seller and | turns | her into a lady by |
her pink lower lip and | turns | her stotting into a kind |
better ye ken the queen | turns | in her bed and moans |
had enough of this she | turns | on to her tummy slides |
an granny tuik it in | turns | tae sit wi her in |
she stops raises her hands | turns | them over palm up stares |
to go on writing fiona | turns | to him half closes her |
her they say the deil | turns | up wi aa his a |
bessie in horror then she | turns | with a sob her hand |
he hands it to her | turns | with great dignity and stalks |
ti hing about our tale | turns | back ance mair ti the |
comic but alarming confusion everything | turns | out all right in the |
folk picked up but it | turns | out dulcie means sweet f632: |
such gets highly politicised it | turns | out for example that swedish |
off every friday then it | turns | out i ve got a |
all guiding grading assessing it | turns | out tea fit for the |
at the overseas office it | turns | out that i owe the |
back of the chamber it | turns | out that that amendment is |
to be investigated if it | turns | out that the marking was |
an access for aw it | turns | out that the new macnabs |
end it g- kind of | turns | out that the whole reason |
state of play if it | turns | out that we do not |
the right thing but it | turns | out that we have not |
a lay preacher he also | turns | out to be a cad |
instant mashed potato sometimes this | turns | out to be a meatball |
language coursebook into english it | turns | out to be a suggestopedic |
threatening male figure who also | turns | out to be quite benign |
hunner tackets a hundred hobnails | turns | out to be ten pounds |
restricted to bullion operations it | turns | out to be the same |
played at bannockburn which it | turns | out was the case it |
houchin aw the fairies taen | turns | ti waucht out it an |
stuck fur motorin but he | turns | an legs it skelpin back |
by the sweetie shop he | turns | and looks back but the |
the guy in the suit | turns | and shouts back over my |
thocht eh gladys delighted she | turns | back och weesht weesht i |
pauses at the exit and | turns | back to speak to tutankhamen |
just before he disappears he | turns | back to the others and |
no me sir the caddie | turns | his back an hums awa |
legs hugs him close and | turns | his back father doesn t |
and not looking so he | turns | to the back page of |
smile startin laughin then it | turns | inti a mega laugh bj |
says tae mysel then he | turns | on me i thocht my |
about to speak but then | turns | quickly and goes into his |
his ma and then he | turns | red comes at me a |
a week till the mixture | turns | sour then strain them and |
funnel s hoot th iona | turns | then far below the water |
if the coffin burns then | turns | ti ash krista nae fear |
of pupils who then take | turns | to combine them as new |
me the juice then she | turns | to my daddy i want |
he he he just totally | turns | a blind blind eye and |
him dizzy an here he | turns | an here he turns and |
he turns an here he | turns | and nearly falls jim michty |
special powers m805: um he | turns | invisible and and he and |
he is a bullie an | turns | nestie dinna you gae ower |
never noticed that afore he | turns | roon when he hears me |
nou his legal mind he | turns | tae judge the case o |
ve been longing for he | turns | to angelica behind muriel s |
of coupons dod och he | turns | to go and gets as |
hame for ma tea he | turns | to go left but the |
s an auld frein he | turns | to moula moula ah hae |
ah sal flie hame he | turns | to move left the needle |
garters he laughs uproariously and | turns | to share the joke with |
missed a bittie look he | turns | to sweep at the floor |
all walks of life he | turns | to the crowd rowland now |
two officers seeing chebutykin he | turns | towards him while the officers |
my self control if he | turns | up that is he was |
the armchairs clambers into it | turns | around and bounces up and |
into a reclining position and | turns | down half the second plaid |
sunday about the doctor who | turns | his dog into a man |
in his set hunchback hedgehog | turns | into a conker in the |
yes alcohol a drug that | turns | normally rational people into at |
aa kins o sayins an | turns | o phrase they bade in |
off supermarket shelves guy fawkes | turns | in his grave uncle sam |
the shelf lifts the radio | turns | it on off doll memories |
ll be tickled pink lizzie | turns | to hurry off the lights |
in advance but the council | turns | it down they will not |
she picks me up and | turns | me upside down and shakes |
distinguished by colour etc in | turns | the players set down a |
and is responsible for paying | turns | them down for one reason |
up the lights she gradually | turns | them down replacing sixties with |
an fesh jek up here | turns | to eilidh the lee is |
health but the puddock duly | turns | up at the palace claiming |
teaching so i hope something | turns | up for them soon i |
treated dependent on which officer | turns | up hector currie the executive |
wait and see what else | turns | up i m not too |
the admirable crichton who later | turns | up in a play by |
one character hobie noble actually | turns | up in two ballads in |
many times the word and | turns | up [inhale] if it s |
ll stey till somebody else | turns | up maggie you re a |
wul see prood callant wha | turns | up the first whan thir |
that s if anybody else | turns | up the pairty could be |
masel ed still if davie | turns | up tonight i don t |
by what she hears she | turns | and looks at carolanne no |
will be coming soon she | turns | to go jack martha are |
people from doing things morag | turns | to me she seems to |
steve stew runs to steve | turns | him on his side holds |
to king who is angry | turns | over and dies the servant |
something whit s that andrey | turns | over the pages of the |
aboot it the nicht malcolm | turns | over to go to sleep |
finger on the place and | turns | the pages over his finger |
fuck sake an eppy they | turns | gee me the boc aw |
courage smaa taks drink an | turns | ram stam bauld hou muckle |
long pause an it a | turns | rotten in your han s |
ll luik if that bugger | turns | roun the nou an sees |
here yet when yer warld | turns | tapsalteery an the buit s |
prince suid stap on his | turns | wi the kists an set |
this game the players take | turns | at expanding the phrases in |
in the other they take | turns | sparring with george bj negative |
the others take it in | turns | to add a word or |
s house the women take | turns | to cook today luisa s |
a bike you would take | turns | to ride the bike for |
shakin mibi yin o hur | turns | della bring ur here tess |
smiles gratefully at rintoul and | turns | to address ringan cum here |
weel express the bluid that | turns | tae ice on the derk |
endlessly exploring as the reader | turns | them 3 in the mountain |
winna tell for our tale | turns | nou ti the strenth on |
sincerest form of flattery macdiarmid | turns | this tendency to good account |
soon at loggerheads if discussion | turns | to the possible appropriateness of |
of life s full of | turns | and f718: mmhm it s |
fiddle champion ross thomson taakin | turns | on stage it cwidna fail |
shrugs shoulders and leaves father | turns | to family it s mebbe |
birds were taking it in | turns | to feed their hungry offspring |
are involved the children taking | turns | at making extensions to these |
all hopes come asunder flesh | turns | to bone in the teeth |
arbuthnott glenbervie and kinneff taking | turns | to conduct the services at |
of mettle m642: your body | turns | to jelly honestly f643: uh |
the mug very deliberately teenie | turns | to jim teenie thank you |
its case the turgid sea | turns | to the land the breathless |
calls the crack the conversation | turns | to the virtues of their |
o yeir chowks whan mynes | turns | whyte wi dreid ross what |
and downs more twists and | turns | more loves and griefs more |
what did yi dae pat | turns | and rushes toward bj bj |
nanse awa ye skunner nanse | turns | for home and a curtain |
well i ll get something | turns | for the kitchen and stops |
the sweetest wyne at lest | turns | sour the ful muin i |
stay home make a few | turns | of the ceiling watch the |
was a series of u | turns | we do not want hastily |
fan the sizzen s cairt | turns | easy on its wheel mormaer |
normandy flat flanders the past | turns | in its coils blood of |
makk bide true till sun | turns | black stoot be yer reef |
in simmer drouth their flype | turns | calico or else they re |
learned in scholar street bi | turns | could gar ye rage or |
the right jack lilian lilian | turns | lilian what are you still |
magazine robb the hard man | turns | on the heat naw ya |
things gyan as ess warld | turns | roon fitiver fedder time s |