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right who s goin to | walk | across the bridge f1114: a |
big bridge and they can | walk | across the bridge f1114: right |
f1114: no f1113: he can | walk | across the bridge f1114: yeah |
people people s goin to | walk | across the bridge right okay |
right are you going to | walk | him across the bridge f1114: |
it now you going to | walk | him across the bridge f1114: |
f1113: a big bridge right | walk | the bear ah but [inaudible] |
tess krista and della all | walk | to the bridge stand looking |
go on the road to | walk | up the bridge f1121: walk |
walk up the bridge f1121: | walk | up the bridge f1122: aye |
ordered civil war refugees to | walk | and walk and walk until |
war refugees to walk and | walk | and walk until the edge |
yeah f978: walk to school | walk | home an an we d |
s there so you actually | walk | rou- you sort of walk |
walk rou- you sort of | walk | round dublin visiting all the |
walk vs going for a | walk | such modest variations of standard |
you know f746: yeah f978: | walk | to school walk home an |
to walk and walk and | walk | until the edge yes and |
of the window going a | walk | vs going for a walk |
mabel wrote i had to | walk | about three miles to sunday |
16 sunday to communion nice | walk | after with meri to moreton |
oot for a sunday aifterneen | walk | an he wis able tae |
9 sunday to 10 mass | walk | dog after pm to jim |
work and near every sunday | walk | home from the kirk but |
goods 28 sunday a nice | walk | in the country with cath |
sunday we went for a | walk | in the now snowy birch |
sunday to 11 mass nice | walk | pm sort heater in bathroom |
ye see so ye could | walk | the line on a sunday |
of day 13 sunday nice | walk | to oxton 14 monday chesterfield |
sunday to 10 mass comm | walk | to woodchurch via oxton noctorum |
sunday to 10 mass comm | walk | true park to irby pensby |
on a sunday don t | walk | under a ladder fishermen would |
oh right f978: if you | walk | along commercial street you ll |
breakfast and then have tae | walk | back tae russell street tae |
a loon ye used to | walk | doon the street here every |
lost tae her the faimly | walk | doun the high street ignorin |
could do you sort of | walk | down the street a woman |
f637: and i used tae | walk | fae mackie street tae the |
niemietzjkaya street ah uised ti | walk | frae thare til the krasny |
s and get rolls and | walk | home tae mackie street have |
get in november we d | walk | through the street a dressed |
on argyle street and you | walk | underneath central station bit and |
go up like as you | walk | up is it buchanan street |
yin o them ye can | walk | up the high street the |
will have a two hour | walk | along a short stretch of |
40 years that pupils must | walk | along busy roads between both |
had to get off there | walk | along by the hedge and |
have a meal take a | walk | along the coast yes a |
and i just had to | walk | along the corridor and go |
and then went for a | walk | along the lenin hills you |
road f1122: beach f1121: and | walk | back along the beach f1122: |
maybe night time had a | walk | m608: uh huh f638: along |
present mr george anderson would | walk | with each farmer along the |
keeping my mind on the | walk | and away from the peat |
words ignore them switch off | walk | away aunt pol had taught |
driving away jilly starts to | walk | away bj follows her image |
the boxing ring pat aye | walk | away bj jilly yi forgotten |
her father who starts to | walk | away but hesitates malcolm the |
not simply unleash it and | walk | away coming back to it |
jilly silence jilly courage ti | walk | away fi uncontrolled violence uncontrolled |
married or that he must | walk | away from his slavery it |
mine alane he turns to | walk | away georgie changing the subject |
d say a ten minute | walk | away past the building site |
may mean that people will | walk | away people in my community |
ruins of [note: word missing here] five minutes | walk | away tucked into the hillside |
down lately and had a | walk | away up the old blair |
that was always a good | walk | but comin past the old |
aboot it she can jist | walk | past a shelf and wheech |
scotland do you have to | walk | past huge expensive boats to |
above but just when you | walk | past it s just it |
the point that somebody can | walk | past me er who i |
new notebook at dusk i | walk | past the almond trees associated |
the hallway and don t | walk | past the red screens there |
treatment carries on as you | walk | the gangplank down past a |
go to elie anstruther nice | walk | around home for a late |
aye we went out a | walk | cause it s a nice |
thurstaston hill kids dog then | walk | to caldy nice in sands |
go oot for a nice | walk | up to shops wi mum |
come out the skating and | walk | all the way home you |
the bus for the short | walk | home as he turned the |
at me i couldn t | walk | home from f1037: that s |
bereaved they began a dark | walk | home guilt dream with sanya |
him jimmy began the long | walk | home he kept his head |
as a special treat last | walk | home through red square in |
exciting as i had to | walk | home without much clue as |
around the harbour for a | walk | i didnae go straight home |
sent home from school to | walk | the 3 miles back to |
before he said can i | walk | you home so he had |
purchased them they had to | walk | back through arbuthnott the next |
i d be able to | walk | back through the lanes practising |
queue of crawling cars and | walk | on through the canyon of |
d just toddle through and | walk | out the back door [laugh] |
you dare and out i | walk | straight through that door and |
go to parkhead when you | walk | through brigton [inaudible] m818: [laugh] |
an asbestos suit you could | walk | through fire and it widny |
different attitudes to authority to | walk | through if that is what |
the defences now i would | walk | through living coals to take |
s ancient bourse i would | walk | through mini alhambrian gardens to |
i looked to see him | walk | through that door in the |
berthed overnight at aswan a | walk | through the aswan souque is |
country for your own safety | walk | through the bazaars in groups |
not have the power to | walk | through the door and take |
open henry mcleish started to | walk | through the door in the |
party and john had to | walk | through the village streets to |
people should be allowed to | walk | through their communities free from |
people should be able to | walk | through their communities free from |
[inaudible] m941: right basically you | walk | through this tunnel right in |
you okay manage right you | walk | down behind me i ll |
f1121: do you want to | walk | down that way see the |
v and mary of guise | walk | down the aisle centre then |
francis approach each other then | walk | down the centre side by |
and i d a considerable | walk | down the hill at 11 |
s hardly worn cool slates | walk | down the roof in steady |
darkened terrace and even to | walk | down the steps at the |
train to stonehaven and then | walk | down to the academy from |
fever and we had to | walk | down to the church for |
were the days able to | walk | down to the village on |
the woods we have to | walk | for about 15 minutes down |
rise to my feet and | walk | him up and down he |
isn t interested chastened i | walk | him up and down until |
after a brisk five minutes | walk | his mother slowed down as |
it down dimps and cammy | walk | toward steve lift off his |
a pile of boulders and | walk | unhampered down to the cove |
be safe for andy to | walk | up and down fondling his |
in a circle let s | walk | up and down here for |
and i said i would | walk | with my dad down to |
on a lonesome road doth | walk | in fear and dread and |
then we took a wee | walk | jist doon the road tae |
they will enjoy it i | walk | over hill road to leslie |
we ll get packed up | walk | tae the road end an |
left ca na gaia to | walk | the 13 kilometre mountain road |
road so they started to | walk | up the road and walking |
oh come on we ll | walk | up the road so they |
door knocker knocks agnes shoart | walk | mustae chainged hur mind picks |
because i couldn t just | walk | out of my front door |
me go on now go | walk | out that door just turn |
mm f1122: having a far | walk | are we f1121: mmhm are |
f1122: mum can i just | walk | f1121: no you just keep |
f1121: is it a happy | walk | f1122: i ll be careful |
no it s a happy | walk | is it f1121: is it |
if we could find water | walk | over f1122: water f1121: beside |
[sob] we re goin our | walk | [sob] f1121: look at you |
it would be a long | walk | fae f638: in full leathers |
had a long way to | walk | from the bamph she was |
hums evening dhanakosa balquidder i | walk | in silence parting long green |
of the still loch i | walk | in silence parting long green |
day after taking a long | walk | in the country in the |
long legged as a cat | walk | model a dhow draws in |
upstairs agnes oot fur a | walk | she ll no be long |
here for tea go long | walk | with glen at least 2 |
today i went for a | walk | around in the woods the |
f637: aye or went a | walk | f638: the wireless f637: quite |
dressed f637: ye went a | walk | f638: up and if it |
and went for a quick | walk | in вднx the economic achievements |
and just went for a | walk | made determined efforts to find |
he went out for a | walk | well he just went to |
to school i had tae | walk | f1054: [laugh] f1025: [inhale] back |
fourteens poor infants and we | walk | to and from school and |
to encourage more children to | walk | to school s1o 5410 25 |
you go up to school | walk | up f1114: [inaudible] open your |
f1113: are you goin to | walk | up to school roll it |
m1096: aye f1095: you ll | walk | up to school wi [censored: forename] |
mum [censored: forename] you going to | walk | up to school with mum |
f1113: are you going to | walk | up to school with mum |
canna take her oot a | walk | if there s nae wheels |
we need only take a | walk | in such areas to see |
gonna take it for a | walk | in the pram m1132: fitt |
or take them for a | walk | in the summertime or that |
we ll take her a | walk | [inaudible] f1101: we canna take |
then we ll take a | walk | like this every day deana |
to take it for a | walk | m1132: fitt f1131: the shopping |
to take it for a | walk | m1132: fitt f1131: was you |
to take it for a | walk | m1132: fitt fitt f1131: i |
ll just go out a | walk | take ma ma camera i |
i take baby for a | walk | to picture show evening 5 |
we ll go for a | walk | f1114: [inhale] f1113: up to |
wi mum f1114: yes f1113: | walk | up and get [censored: forename] f1114: |
half okay and could just | walk | and just talk f1149: mmhm |
know you felt you could | walk | anywhere you felt so safe |
but could we no jist | walk | back tae your hame ye |
old woman who could barely | walk | but had managed to locate |
dear f122: [inaudible] i could | walk | f010: [laugh] at least you |
for new year you could | walk | fae one side o the |
much snow that you could | walk | from montgoldrum straight to the |
that i worked i could | walk | from where i lived to |
you could f122: [laugh] f010: | walk | have to be thankful for |
in april i could not | walk | i collapsed while getting out |
me carrying morag who could | walk | if she wanted to mummy |
said that a child could | walk | much further and faster turning |
that s top of the | walk | that is if you could |
where are we going our | walk | f1122: how about how about |
knew she was going to | walk | into problems of course she |
right you going for a | walk | or what you doing f1136: |
stop we had time to | walk | 100 metres up to a |
m he made the lamiter | walk | he raised up the deid |
m up first i cannae | walk | intae a dark room carolanne |
you come up wi him | walk | the other way an he |
get up in her sleep | walk | to the foot of the |
get there with a steep | walk | up a hill to top |
aa fowre ane hed tae | walk | up an authort the craik |
m1096: [inhale] f1095: we ll | walk | up and make sure he |
the car and we ll | walk | up and see if [censored: forename] |
then we ll have to | walk | up and see if [censored: forename] |
peyed nae heed e d | walk | up as far as pitties |
nae gonna be able tae | walk | up m822: no fit the |
wee huddle an stertit tae | walk | up the bank i kep |
the house maybe have a | walk | up the beach have a |
cottages in drumblade i would | walk | up the burn side and |
paper thing can we mak | walk | up to [censored: forename] s f1095: |
not an easy hill to | walk | up to play bowls at |
want to order when i | walk | up to the coffee bar |
erm mobile tae tae tae | walk | a distance never mind play |
gaun days the richt tae | walk | aa owre a mailin belangit |
think there was room tae | walk | aboot on its back sudden |
s too hot tae tae | walk | aboot ootside an m608: too |
a tree an startit tae | walk | ahin e hen half an |
the village an stertit tae | walk | back crossin fields at deid |
ll nae be able tae | walk | but if ye get aff |
time for a smert like | walk | doon tae the mission afore |
parks ey were easier tae | walk | in an i slantit ower |
have about a mile tae | walk | intae town m608: right m194: |
inversnoddy tae glesga three days | walk | it wis tae inverness an |
waittergate jockie hed anerlie tae | walk | mebbies threi myle owre the |
wir compelled by law tae | walk | or bide at hame och |
[laugh] and they had tae | walk | tae cairnryan m608: [laugh] m194: |
ah wis juist gaun a | walk | tae ma brither s hoose |
remember they ye had tae | walk | tae shettleston used tae go |
or takin them for a | walk | tae the aal quarry hole |
first nicht thegither tae their | walk | tae the altar neil hid |
the bairns wuid hev tae | walk | tae the schuil the fermer |
m642: aye we used tae | walk | that line and that uh |
o hou ye loued tae | walk | the beach an tryst wi |
i d go for a | walk | but on every stalk the |
8 tuesday go out for | walk | evening 10 thursday cath jim |
just gaun to go a | walk | to see farr they re |
can go out for a | walk | where did you put the |
the babyland shop turn and | walk | back same beaten track all |
carolanne guides beth s unsteady | walk | back to the chair sadie |
when a get back gairden | walk | come in come in afore |
the heavens weep the short | walk | of a brief godling back |
awhile tho tired frae their | walk | they cam back fou o |
was finished obviously the priests | walk | you back to the the |
just used to sort of | walk | about like sort of this |
do it i i just | walk | f833: i do it but |
o noise an when you | walk | in all the noise just |
their two kids for a | walk | in the woods just south |
music which ye cannae just | walk | intae a music shop an |
was just about impossible to | walk | on the many horseshoe marks |
right i m just gonna | walk | out now you can insult |
map of moscow but the | walk | took me just over an |
f1104: er no i just | walk | with them f1103: oh but |
off of there you ll | walk | into somebody s washing that |
sadie supports beth and they | walk | off sadie by god we |
angry when i tried to | walk | off with it under my |
elie get off at kilconquhar | walk | rest kids surprised to see |
off koolyghin an eftir the | walk | we wul aw spend the |
right f1142: and i ll | walk | in there wi my boots |
i m gaun oot a | walk | ll maybe clear ma heid |
keep watching and we ll | walk | round this way see if |
to the structure you ll | walk | thro a porch which was |
ah wis only oot a | walk | an whan youse pit the |
wi his bein oot a | walk | at hauf twae in the |
cammy pause suicide pissin wimps | walk | oot dimps gladiator wi iron |
and talk to people and | walk | oot i don t need |
amaist inti the plou ah | walk | oot the ceitie alang the |
they re goin oot a | walk | the day f1141: are they |
i wis oot for a | walk | wi a freen o mine |
mitchel was a two day | walk | from edinburgh weir had helped |
braw it was the best | walk | i ve ever had jack |
she d been for a | walk | in the fields and had |
meant that people had to | walk | into town now it wasn |
i kind of had to | walk | or cycle most of the |
scotland except kilmarnock had a | walk | out ms macdonald will we |
time i returned from my | walk | the new age group had |
which meant i had to | walk | the thin line between what |
here we had a great | walk | this morning who would have |
had either to cycle or | walk | to fordoun or drumlithie catch |
easy matter for passengers to | walk | a short way and reach |
her mother s cousins would | walk | all the way from methlick |
it affects the way they | walk | doesn t it so if |
is no longer possible to | walk | it all the way like |
out of the highchair [laugh] | walk | about [?]dressed[/?] and talk to |
we were out for a | walk | and things like that he |
de sac near enough to | walk | in and out of each |
a young mahout as i | walk | out his elephant stretched lazy |
and afterwards decided not to | walk | out to the sibelius monument |
by the bill people who | walk | out with dogs to flush |
earl setting out for a | walk | with a visitor and broached |
a pedestrian right try to | walk | between shops i tried to |
come f1102: [child noises] f1101: right | walk | f1102: [child noises] f1101: what a |
you come in right you | walk | in and above you there |
that s a fifteen minute | walk | right and it s a |
term for someone that cannae | walk | right or you know there |
unner the stair watchin him | walk | by wi the faint powdery |
i couldna get him to | walk | doon to the corner shoppie |
towards him while the officers | walk | on soliony it s tyme |
walks towards him and they | walk | round together to one side |
and carry him he screams | walk | selfies and struggles and kicks |
wants to do a space | walk | to her i grip him |
nearly like their fathers they | walk | very like him and they |
s never lonely for they | walk | with him you see whole |
f1154: oh xscape you can | walk | from f1155: and you get |
no see that heidless dolt | walk | richt afore the bus get |
in middle age he d | walk | fae lintmill aa the wye |
all the time they d | walk | intae your house at any |
are something else they d | walk | roon govan by theirsels blood |
we d noticed on our | walk | with natasha and family last |
but the farmers don t | walk | around the farms in f834: |
yes she says you may | walk | by people don t usually |
to the shops for a | walk | even don t you want |
i don t want to | walk | in and have a big |
i i don t really | walk | into f963: mm mmhm m762: |
with jessie mrs mcinch good | walk | 29 saturday quiet day to |
how did it feel to | walk | a mile or two in |
wishing the wider world to | walk | about in buddha at the |
nursing mother to sit i | walk | across the bare boards to |
laughed as he struggled to | walk | again unaided they came to |
to chester in car we | walk | around everyone delighted especially meri |
to play mary and rizzio | walk | around then sit to dine |
anyway she always manages to | walk | by our close but we |
saturday nicht you used to | walk | doon here fan i was |
forty minutes bad day to | walk | from the cathedral to glasgow |
today the bairns enjoy a | walk | in forenoon to ma hepburn |
enter rather than continuing to | walk | in front of her to |
to edinburgh to cath tommies | walk | in kings park monday 29 |
always waited for her to | walk | in one day with a |
relationship time for myself to | walk | in the mountains to read |
kind o parallel to leith | walk | it s a cool place |
er they told me to | walk | like round the cones [laugh] |
visit to huntly involving a | walk | of two or three miles |
mirror before it began to | walk | on a path of palms |
he no near terrified to | walk | on the carpet for didny |
to strangers i mustn t | walk | on the cracks or i |
to the pictures or a | walk | or somethin lovely how about |
bidston west kirby hoylake good | walk | over sands 4 tuesday to |
to irby with cath dog | walk | over thursston hill to caldy |
jist to hae a bit | walk | roon ma auld native toon |
s leg she manages to | walk | sideways and maintain this pose |
a good word for to | walk | still common enough in the |
it s much nicer to | walk | than to be on the |
where it s startin to | walk | that s a wean you |
hedge andy slows to a | walk | that silly girl hasn t |
rhythmic beat of drum i | walk | the tooth to bring forth |
dam if you want to | walk | though in all my twenty |
constituency will be able to | walk | to a hall in 20 |
stuff thank god i can | walk | to and from his house |
house a m p m | walk | to arno park cnfsc dexl |
bad my grandfather used to | walk | to fordoun with me growing |
s footsteps i decide to | walk | to fornalutx and the barranc |
supremely happy passage on the | walk | to grandmother s when liza |
obscure reason she did not | walk | to her accustomed bus stop |
the kids enjoy the donkeys | walk | to kilconqher in evening 5 |
make compost heap ladies family | walk | to roman rd storeton etc |
maybe not [laugh] two mile | walk | to the bus m830: something |
city air on the uphill | walk | to the college reluctantly she |
knew who made the short | walk | to the grass in a |
will you said i can | walk | to the printing shop it |
arm round thomass shoulder they | walk | to the side of the |
cars [laugh] f810: as i | walk | to uni in the morning |
a cut and started to | walk | towards the twartree buildings he |
trackie pot teapot traivel to | walk | trammle thrammle swivel in cattle |
feel free to wear bikinis | walk | unveiled show your charms it |
s house he tries to | walk | very slowly he should have |
stot an stummle in ma | walk | ma throat s sae sair |
fur ma nightly twilight ghost | walk | so beggin yer pardon like |
near me so they can | walk | and the only place they |
onie mair ah can haurlie | walk | lat alane flie pepper ye |
ye but ah can haurlie | walk | masell the day ah daursay |
keing nae mortal man can | walk | on the wattir sae finn |
better which means i can | walk | so much better and farther |
pals then gordon fancied a | walk | that s all indicates beth |
st m s then quiet | walk | with cath catherine caroline 9 |
jack i m afraid the | walk | has made you very hot |
permitted was a very decorous | walk | with the family you were |
this monie a lang year | walk | you strecht inti the castel |
about oh i never [inaudible] | walk | below ladders they re talkin |
quaet feet what wey they | walk | for fear the verra stanes |
they aw dae that they | walk | frae here til the palace |
a hearing world and they | walk | on hearing streets we are |
an splice syne we may | walk | a netherwarld throwe stories dwined |
dee buy the jaicket an | walk | aboot withoot a skirt on |
on agnes sits watching beth | walk | agnes she is like a |
a wee bit o a | walk | an a wee bit o |
fine meal in york a | walk | around saturday 16 smooth run |
rodney mathason fish he would | walk | from gourdon with a creel |
leffnoll burn only a short | walk | from the rhins of galloway |
aid of a trainer would | walk | guide dogs into the parliament |
afternoon we have a rare | walk | how proud i am of |
discouraging the idea of a | walk | i ve written my second |
builders and painters a covered | walk | in classical pillared style for |
a trike wee john kin | walk | in front o her wavin |
s a waste of a | walk | in the country m815: [cough] |
he wis a ghost and | walk | in the hoose wi his |
morning with a good bracing | walk | in the park the trees |
a light snack and a | walk | in the woods after waiting |
wul tak hir for a | walk | in the wuds the morn |
this fantasy that i will | walk | into a little self service |
fin ye gang for a | walk | like es it s nae |
doon widden polies ye cd | walk | on jist a touch skiddie |
the hoose michaelmas daisy a | walk | roon the gairden ye wantit |
my preparations for a hill | walk | someone new she asked already |
it s a fifteen minute | walk | that cause it s so |
like if that s a | walk | that s a and i |
about a siesta and a | walk | towards the magic mountain of |
borrow your weeping robes and | walk | unseen a nothing of light |
i do a six mile | walk | with meri in the evening |
is a pleasant and easy | walk | with no climbing but strong |
he last saw them the | walk | from his parent s cottage |
dae that wi your feet | walk | properly look at aa that |
roe wi quate an canny | walk | she was cleidit braw in |
grandfaither ay auld wull cuid | walk | wi speed hei yaised ae |
pat she s walking your | walk | talking your talk bj gonnae |
the man who does not | walk | in the council of the |
made with samples included glengoyne | walk | instead of touring the distillery |
an we walked an ye | walk | in an the first thing |
do enjoy the scenery i | walk | actually and there is peace |
it wis afore i cd | walk | fit i wis awaar o |
sair legs [panting] i canna | walk | i ve got sair legs |
the muir on his lang | walk | hame whan he wes hauf |
ither men he greined ti | walk | heich an strecht an hae |
its yett heavie gairdit ah | walk | til the end o the |
storie whan did she lest | walk | lady ever sen his grace |
it the tap aff the | walk | in leith which wis still |
poems such as my breasts | walk | ahead of me stretch marks |
cool really strong cammy wannae | walk | like stew talk like stew |
has failed when the guilty | walk | free as well as when |
close it behind me and | walk | towards the house set now |
the sign says do not | walk | upon the grass the potting |
but the terminus of our | walk | is free personal care getting |
two mugs of coffee the | walk | in cupboard behind reception was |
is best is yin cuid | walk | alang the waitter yett atweesh |
ve trod on sin tourist | walk | on the wild side safer |
the beauty of the river | walk | will only be enhanced by |