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she kent it was aye | warm | an sunny there an bein |
now that the weather is | warm | and sunny again what they |
sunshine act two is still | warm | and sunny but the lighting |
s been a lovely week | warm | and sunny i m told |
lacking in warmth and especially | warm | sunny days however both statistics |
lovely and sunny though even | warm | work is still piling up |
ere s a saft win | warm | an rare for the hale |
wast nae neen cauld fine | warm | an saft saturday 14 temp |
be plankit nor a saft | warm | back yet still an aa |
o the wast roch an | warm | bit affa affa saft wednesday |
or saft that some ither | warm | hertit quidna clim t ma |
bare feet throu the saft | warm | sand as he gaed his |
an warm en cauld en | warm | again warm an sultry en |
ken that kinda warm aye | warm | an moist uh huh f1001: |
en cauld en warm again | warm | an sultry en it poors |
m999: ye ken that kinda | warm | aye warm an moist uh |
want a d- that s | warm | darlin it s warm water |
the tolerable standard warm deal | warm | deal provides a grant of |
review of the tolerable standard | warm | deal warm deal provides a |
temp 10 19 fine an | warm | en cauld en warm again |
it s warm it s | warm | f1144: warm [inaudible] [laugh] f1145: |
warm it s warm f1144: | warm | [inaudible] [laugh] f1145: my granny |
it it f1145: it s | warm | it s warm f1144: warm |
s warm darlin it s | warm | water do you want a |
central heating programme and the | warm | deal annual report 2001 02 |
in that much disarray the | warm | deal contributes to energy savings |
private rented sector applied for | warm | deal grants in the last |
promote the take up of | warm | deal grants to pensioners and |
efficient as a result the | warm | deal has resulted in 130 |
has already made through the | warm | deal in providing insulation to |
has already made through the | warm | deal in providing insulation to |
concern the operation of the | warm | deal in scotland with specific |
rural communities the executive s | warm | deal initiative is a continuation |
allocation of funding in the | warm | deal programme for 1999 2000 |
given the launch of the | warm | deal scheme on 1 july |
office s1m 391 fiona hyslop | warm | deal that the parliament notes |
the central heating initiative the | warm | deal the concessionary fares scheme |
central heating programme and the | warm | deal the result of that |
these schemes these include the | warm | deal the review of the |
the current operation of the | warm | deal to address this and |
represented they too gave a | warm | welcome to the mccrone deal |
1st temp 9 21 ferrly | warm | an affa het witoot a |
temp 7 17 gran day | warm | an affa sinny as weel |
20 anither day sae affa | warm | an fine cood i say |
20 braw day sae affa | warm | an het aye a better |
3 16 braw mornin affa | warm | an richt fine hale day |
20 affa quait aye an | warm | as weel fowk in simmer |
day starts awa affa sinny | warm | as weel wither dis change |
mair than cool nae affa | warm | ava ere s aye a |
1 16 affa mild an | warm | beyond belief cast winter claes |
14 dry is the day | warm | bit affa grey noo ere |
o win affa fine an | warm | fin in o the sin |
comes oot in the affa | warm | range monday 30th temp fine |
11th temp 10 20 sinny | warm | day en the wither turns |
cracker o a mornin wi | warm | sinshine en wither changes aboot |
it s dry tae keep | warm | abody dis try wedesday 21 |
temp 5 15 richt fine | warm | day sae bonny an dry |
right and expectation to occupy | warm | dry and affordable homes i |
in cold damp homes versus | warm | dry and healthy homes be |
are also about having a | warm | dry home we all know |
historic opportunity to vote for | warm | dry houses rejuvenated neighbourhoods and |
wha kept ye dry an | warm | giacobinids october 1933 a cloudless |
bit dry aye tae keep | warm | i hiv tae try tuesday |
temp 10 14 dull an | warm | it s beyond belief dry |
23 rainfall 1 16 dry | warm | mornin wi a spit or |
dry this bowl f1126: put | warm | water on here an there |
an dry tae keep oorsels | warm | we div try saturday 7 |
win dis blaw a damp | warm | air gang aboot sweatin for |
the derkenin mou o the | warm | gloamin win like vulcan s |
rainfall 1 16 anither damp | warm | mornin eence mair fresh win |
win dis blaw blustery bit | warm | nae a bad day ava |
16 dull bit wi a | warm | pir o win comes oot |
temp 5 10 a strong | warm | sooth win hale day dis |
cauld an bare tae keep | warm | we try a roch win |
the north win tae keep | warm | we try monday 20 temp |
cauld north win tae keep | warm | we try saturday 18 temp |
win up till fower gorblins | warm | wi flat yalla beaks een |
pir o win fine an | warm | wi plenty o sin thursday |
the westminster parliament of the | warm | homes and energy conservation act |
pe123 petition by the scottish | warm | homes campaign calling for the |
action at this stage pe123 | warm | homes campaign on fuel poverty |
petition pe 123 by the | warm | homes campaign on fuel poverty |
wooly jumper an yi feel | warm | an alive noh cauld an |
sky cauld an tae keep | warm | i div try thursday 19 |
r cauld ma bodie is | warm | lat us be blyth thegither |
cauld an snell tae keep | warm | we div wrap up well |
the wast it dis blaw | warm | air a richt fine day |
last a day at s | warm | an fine wither dis rain |
gyain tae be fine an | warm | aye f961: yeah be aaright |
fine day blue sky and | warm | big lazy end of season |
o turra show caal ir | warm | e table wis a fine |
water feel m1106: it s | warm | f1105: does that feel fine |
air ere s a richt | warm | feel this fine day tae |
sacks that could make fine | warm | hoosies for the wee mice |
16 day is fine an | warm | in o the sin maks |
the bed s fine an | warm | jist for a wee while |
ll just be fine and | warm | just little ains see and |
12 rainfall 6 16 fine | warm | mornin it s hard tae |
like you in a fine | warm | place doesn t anyone complain |
oh it s fine and | warm | pop in m1106: [child noises] [child noises] |
the sabbath wis a fine | warm | sappy day the blossoms on |
bonny an braw fine an | warm | the best day i ivver |
that s fine it s | warm | today isn t it f1122: |
sicht keeps me fine an | warm | writer s block noo here |
as we struggle wi the | warm | blast sunday 5th temp 6 |
2nd temp 7 20 gran | warm | day wi a breeze ana |
noo dis begin tae dreep | warm | an sultry wi a fer |
about mummy she ll be | warm | and smelling nice in the |
breath s aa nice and | warm | and the car s and |
the towel s nice and | warm | before it cools down m1106: |
english language have a nice | warm | cuddly word instead of nipple |
as it is a nice | warm | day in dumfries and galloway |
f1105: towel all nice and | warm | if you stand on the |
here it s nice and | warm | in here the living room |
off is it nice and | warm | in the hotel f1112: this |
vests they re nice and | warm | m1106: mum i was march |
the kitchen soon get nice | warm | milk dinna press anything now |
enough is that nice and | warm | now f1112: oh it s |
look they re nice and | warm | quick before they cool down |
and beastie with a nice | warm | stable for my daddy horse |
and hair tae keep him | warm | as lang as it s |
a try tae keep as | warm | as toast bit sune a |
keep it on m1098: too | warm | f1097: no it s nae |
oh he ll keep you | warm | f1112: eh [singing] f1111: now |
but ye maun keep yeirsell | warm | haud you this plaid aboot |
keep the rain oot nae | warm | houss to gang hame til |
a winter sark tae keep | warm | i insist look up an |
your wrath to keep it | warm | in [inaudible] m642: i don |
ballroom olga it s that | warm | the day we can keep |
gaiters to keep your legs | warm | this was before wellington boots |
yer wame an keep ye | warm | till ye get hame hoo |
best made with milk still | warm | from the cow with rennet |
1 cup sultanas ½ cup | warm | milk 2 tablespns powdered ginger |
but i never could abide | warm | milk so that system was |
two cows for milking the | warm | milk was taken into the |
yirnt milk curds junke yoam | warm | smell yokin start of a |
milk till it was loo | warm | then you had to murl |
i began to feel almost | warm | again but this was hardly |
an in yer wame sae | warm | an sappy a ll feel |
to feel if weather s | warm | or wet with fingertip on |
feel the water it s | warm | surf caressin yur uhll steve |
5 6 rainfall 6 16 | warm | an close an gey damp |
till the water gets hot | warm | f1100: [child noises] f1099: we ll |
soda dissolved in 2 tablespns | warm | water 1 cup sultanas ½ |
eggs rind juice of orange | warm | water 5 oz castor sugar |
squatting navel high in clean | warm | water by controlling the muscles |
me see one teaspoon of | warm | water f1126: ooh mm yum |
rum till thick frothy over | warm | water spoon over pancakes place |
ma bed sae snug an | warm | a see the darkness takkin |
thir days guid meat a | warm | bed at nicht wi clean |
ti masell wi ma ain | warm | bed aw free whyles whan |
for though ma bed wis | warm | e room wisna an it |
bed sae at a kan | warm | ma cald feet on yeir |
6 day turns oot mild | warm | an braw winter simply his |
dip the day was still | warm | but had clouded over completely |
ninian s isle on a | warm | day he micht a tocht |
the market bustle a clear | warm | day in the middle of |
day it was a delightfully | warm | evening and the presiding officer |
school denner time on a | warm | simmer day e country scholars |
like that day not so | warm | though she draws her cardigan |
you sae bauld or yeir | warm | hert s bluid suin turn |
you sae bauld or yeir | warm | hert s bluid suin turn |
ma cald feet on yeir | warm | hint end ay thaim wur |
valgerd you byde here an | warm | yeir knees bi the ingil |
hae a guid mynd ti | warm | yeir lugs for ye an |
sae the puir quyne sleepit | warm | an bein throu the lang |
hoosie inside the weather wis | warm | an sunsheeny the girse sae |
an whiles a skelp wad | warm | ma lugs an sae ae |
bit his hairt jist cudna | warm | till t an sae we |
jist so s he could | warm | his backside at their fire |
yer family s safe an | warm | jist takk it as a |
stew jist us lyin oan | warm | sand hear the ssshsssh o |
e coorse o naiter ey | warm | up an a buddie jist |
tae soak it aff wi | warm | watter tamas jist seiven year |
look dad a winnae gang | warm | welcome hello there aye jist |
some lovely days recently quite | warm | and all the daffodils and |
it could also be quite | warm | and there is plenty of |
f718: [laugh] [laugh] m1078: quite | warm | heavy sort of shirt yes |
and [inhale] it s quite | warm | here it s quite clement |
s goin to melt quite | warm | right hat [censored: forename] f1136: okay |
bath eventually his body was | warm | and clean again but still |
still unable to move fiona | warm | under the duvet but defeated |
s secret liked it still | warm | with a soft bite the |
little s poem is ultimately | warm | hearted its insider criticism directed |
over in exchange for the | warm | little bundle who arches his |
the etcetera i take the | warm | little bundle who is my |
the tiny scullery seemed to | warm | us a little and we |
i find hard tae discribe | warm | an sultry inside i canna |
nor east tae manage the | warm | an weety tea plantations o |
aff tae somewhere it s | warm | aw year roon coast of |
sweirt tae pairt wi snug | warm | claes semmit socks an aa |
anes she hid tried tae | warm | her chilblains on the steen |
chittered tho her claes war | warm | her faimly hid gaen tae |
blink o simmer sun tae | warm | her tired banes the auld |
farrant paternalistic attitude wur plaisent | warm | hertit forstaundin fock tae wurk |
on sidewauk mohawk in bar | warm | is their welcome tae scotia |
free tae the creel a | warm | shiver o pleisure rins ower |
caal tae mak it loo | warm | syne i d haad up |
wi hey tae line an | warm | them mairower she hidna telt |
tae wash its teets wi | warm | watter tae dicht awa ony |
his darg bit likewise the | warm | watter wis tae gar the |
dow telt them a drappie | warm | ale wi sweet spirits o |
sittin here oor twa sells | warm | an bien wi a guid |
see the school lookin a | warm | and bricht wi the lights |
wi ma ankles in the | warm | foam ay this huge sea |
wis ae man wi ae | warm | sense o uimour an ey |
wi chips vaughan began to | warm | to his theme deriving accustomed |
you rest they hands pause | warm | yursell wi the last o |
mornings it s been fairly | warm | again time s flying in |
socht the fireside safe an | warm | sailor laddie ma mither wisnae |
wha kept ye snug an | warm | a sheltered ye through winter |
are mine o it s | warm | abune the blankets an it |
a lick o meal comin | warm | an fragrant fae e steens |
for the f1054: mmhm f1025: | warm | an that it s much |
whan the watter wis bath | warm | an the saumon were lyin |
when it s a kinda | warm | an weet m999: ye ken |
the blankets an it s | warm | atween the sheets may god |
tinkling an hour in the | warm | café might be a hiatus |
as we sat by his | warm | hearthstane an auld auld tale |
at least the fairmhoose wis | warm | hett clean an weel plenished |
stove nae nott on is | warm | july nichts an opposite a |
in sunlicht an it wes | warm | lyke eleivin year haes gaen |
d sit an talk an | warm | oor cauldrife banes abune the |
thair backs an bare legs | warm | ready men came the command |
slappin doon hard on the | warm | tar road an afore they |
simmer days are lown an | warm | the wee bit park ahint |
the waukrife lad had nane | warm | was his kiss an strang |
oor money s worth o | warm | wool blankets an snaw white |
last o the sun rays | warm | yur neck an yur airms |
up and leave hope s | warm | and private a furtive secret |
while up in ayr as | warm | as toast ye tak yer |
up when the kitchen was | warm | but they also brought in |
departet afore tuckin them up | warm | in a teatowel cosy in |
stuff in the microwave and | warm | it up m815: so what |
ten minutes or so to | warm | themselves up nobody would volunteer |
had no choice but to | warm | up and kiss me back |
continue to peel come on | warm | up drill i have a |
fiona s face too our | warm | up drill la rencontre de |
attempts at affectionate interaction the | warm | up drill which are not |
erm and it used to | warm | up f963: mm m762: and |
murphy two ods proving a | warm | up for suicide 98 peter |
notice stick you need a | warm | up i continue to peel |
oot the clyde ye ll | warm | up son when ye re |
it they took longer to | warm | up than than glasgow i |
ain the noo they re | warm | mm m1096: i m nae |
aw they need is keepit | warm | pause thae hae nae pickturs |
in here it s dead | warm | f631: yeah f689: [throat] but |
oh it is lovely and | warm | here what about you shelley |
statements that should seem even | warm | and perhaps also i may |
them to eat and stay | warm | but it also bound them |
er when it s really | warm | and they might be outside |
he lusted after wendy s | warm | and willing body he pictured |
the blankets nou it s | warm | atween the sheets for whit |
glasgow that the parliament sends | warm | congratulations to glasgow s lady |
f1099: see if that s | warm | enough f1100: is it f1099: |
just tend to say hot | warm | f1054: yeah okay that s |
is it just is really | warm | f806: see townsville s got |
the wast ere s a | warm | feelin in yon roch blast |
it s no that unco | warm | go east young man mick |
double glazed it s very | warm | inside the buildings you step |
s keepin kirsty s thigh | warm | jilly aaaaaaah bj holds his |
s yes uh huh yes | warm | me megs be the fire |
sunsh- it s really really | warm | the sweat s pourin off |
room at laest or the | warm | weather cums irena s room |
far she sat in the | warm | derk o the balcony on |
track fin there cam a | warm | furry kin o feelin alang |
m ane o a few | warm | in oor metal boxes lickin |
o the kirk far the | warm | sun streamed inno the aisle |
can tell ye it wul | warm | the cokkils o his hert |
aa that the weather wis | warm | aff they set on the |
ye think it wid be | warm | if ye could a toucht |
hennies could get the food | warm | it seemed to suit their |
head resting on my knee | warm | and tender as he can |
head resting on my knee | warm | and tender as he can |
[laugh] f1145: my granny used | warm | f1144: i m meltin as |
my boots yesterday they are | warm | i bought some film and |
so that i was too | warm | in my anorak as i |
except that i have to | warm | my hand between my legs |
disguise sprung the trap my | warm | semi nakedness the sunlight fingering |
bouncing i have a faint | warm | sense of my granny a |
a reward wandering the market | warm | sun easing my back the |
girl who was loving and | warm | and normal how terrible it |
what townsend describes as a | warm | controversy it is obvious that |
hotel ye ll find it | warm | enough in hell birds blackbird |
do that if it was | warm | in the summer cause we |
of hours it was so | warm | on sunday night however 2 |
it was left in a | warm | oven until it thickened allowed |
strange as it may seem | warm | so much so that i |
skirts with a swish to | warm | her white behind at a |
inhaled let the smoke curl | warm | in her lungs fingers tingling |
cake mix dropped in a | warm | pan across her two small |
the rest of her the | warm | pulsing fragrant rest of her |
shoulder and gives her a | warm | smile she sips her tea |
fires flowers in his hand | warm | candles at his feet the |
me a piece of chocolate | warm | from his pocket when i |
is aye better nor lew | warm | wattir auld duds is better |
wild strawberries their embers as | warm | and sweet in memory as |
borrowed between birth and dying | warm | as a crackling fire no |
lighting a small fire to | warm | us as we ate a |
that the parliament offer its | warm | congratulations to the three chimneys |
free frae roost in the | warm | peat reek its weel worn |
its first year records its | warm | thanks to the staff including |
sweater the pub will be | warm | but so will fiona and |
the whole office was so | warm | that working there was akin |
announcement so i expect a | warm | welcome european maritime safety agency |
big group hug to get | warm | and perhaps more who knows |
make for kingswood burntisland for | warm | bathe get caught on return |
to get made to drink | warm | f812: we d uh huh |
father moreover was always a | warm | and positive one william pirie |
variable people should bring some | warm | clothing and definitely a waterproof |
must have been some bonny | warm | fires at a time across |
handle take a pan and | warm | in the oven until soft |
leading into the thick walled | warm | interior there was a harpsichord |
heron watchful on a sin | warm | kaim a hird sockin faur |
is giving me a long | warm | more or less motherly kiss |
for the job a lown | warm | nicht no ower deid daurk |
these meetings which received a | warm | response from a number of |
in greased pans guggy cake | warm | together in a saucepan a |
president [censored: forename] [censored: surname] gave a | warm | welcome to visitors [censored: forename] [censored: surname] |
to the grass in a | warm | winter grief and joy like |
now in november all wore | warm | clothing even in what i |
felt some regrets for the | warm | stuffy rooms i had left |
dome the final effect was | warm | and pleasant we headed back |
back via the judicious but | warm | reappraisals of daiches crawford mcguirk |
girls had their dinner kept | warm | for when they came home |
th- these padded suits very | warm | they had to wear them |
lynchburg tennessee and he would | warm | and comfort me he d |
maa wid tak da jug | warm | fae me skurt da haands |
for me the soft and | warm | the smell of breast and |
the natural rhythm and instinctive | warm | feeling of the original but |
telly came not with the | warm | fuzz of drunkenness but instead |
heartbeat quicken and the familiar | warm | adrenaline rush envelop him wendy |
johns the sweater is lovely | warm | and lots of folk have |
you did smell right all | warm | and painty making peat smell |
upon the sacrit flet rock | warm | and sheenin whaur the cherokee |
colour and whirling petticoats and | warm | dark women like mysie walsh |
and early august is usually | warm | i tell friends to visit |
and the doors restored on | warm | nights the louvred shutters cut |
symbols and basked in unseasonably | warm | temperatures of 22 degrees before |
course though i didn t | warm | to that passionate discourse and |
regulation and direction despite the | warm | words of the minister for |
f639: always have heat to | warm | yeah f640: and eh of |
to pelt down in great | warm | summery drops we had to |
skirts which must have been | warm | if any heavy work was |
like david mcletchie i extend | warm | greetings to helen liddell in |
undertaken squatting in the great | warm | waters of the holy river |
the room is not very | warm | we will reconvene in approximately |
folk on farms needed fewer | warm | clothes because of cabs on |
filtered yellow through the window | warm | on the nape of morag |
or discussions with the stay | warm | energy supply company concerning pensioners |
f1136: [noise of wind] f1135: are you | warm | enough f1136: [note: thirty seconds of silence] f1135: just |
ehm tsk burning sweltering too | warm | f1009: mmhm m1007: that would |
lighting colour should be less | warm | for atmospheric effect the period |
suiner haed sh stertit ti | warm | hirsell at the ingil whan |
oats for feeding horse loo | warm | lukewarm loon boy loot let |
green fug the sun growes | warm | lyke spring haes fair cum |
innerlie aneuch for he brocht | warm | wattir for ti wash the |
reputed to be not very | warm | working trousers either moleskin or |
you are cold tea will | warm | you if you are heated |