window
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| to germinate them on the | window | sill in the kitchen it |
| an dry it on the | window | sill it ll come in |
| restin ma palms on her | window | sill the may the blue |
| do that side of the | window | sill then m1110: i m |
| the one for the sh- | window | sill then you dae that |
| the window morag opening the | window | and crying down whit s |
| a w for window m1098: | window | [exhale] t for tree f1097: |
| the window mum beside the | window | f1117: eh f1118: beside the |
| the window i wash the | window | f1125: wash the window f1126: |
| the window f1125: wash the | window | f1126: aye where s fimbles |
| this aboot walkin through a | window | gladys he did that window |
| the window i wash the | window | i wash the window f1125: |
| the window i wash the | window | i wash the window i |
| [humming] f1126: oh wash the | window | i wash the window i |
| s raindrops look on the | window | look on the window m1110: |
| window see that like that | window | m1094: will i take that |
| that s a w for | window | m1098: window [exhale] t for |
| the window look on the | window | m1110: pull it up f1109: |
| rises and goes to the | window | morag opening the window and |
| like this mum beside the | window | mum beside the window f1117: |
| see now it s a | window | see that like that window |
| window gladys he did that | window | there min bessie bessie who |
| more for the section for | window | boxes and other ornamental containers |
| department who greatly favour decorative | window | boxes as well as attractive |
| number of ornamental containers and | window | boxes but would very much |
| yarrow gardens per mr [censored: surname] | window | boxes other ornamental plant containers |
| all year round with blooming | window | boxes so should we have |
| time for planting up your | window | boxes with spring flowers there |
| at lurch through the glass | window | an impassive lurch just stood |
| s head against a glass | window | can be put out of |
| glass m1110: i dae the | window | glass f1109: will i dae |
| ma- mam ll dae the | window | glass m1110: i dae the |
| to make a coloured glass | window | m1098: aye f1097: right gie |
| son through the plate glass | window | of the operating theatre daniel |
| sierras beyond the plate glass | window | the door opened to admit |
| on a cement platform a | window | with obscure glass through which |
| axe moula moves to the | window | and looks out eilidh enters |
| for she moves to the | window | and looks out eilidh naebodie |
| offstage eilidh goes to the | window | eilidh thare yeir aunsir it |
| eilidh joins moula at the | window | the ill jaud that she |
| last look at the shop | window | at the back beside the |
| f1117: eh f1118: beside the | window | f1117: aye that s fine |
| kitchen chair beside the largest | window | little david morrison hoisted his |
| he opened open the wee | window | and had he says you |
| senses so i opened the | window | as far as it would |
| thing i i i a | window | opened and he thought it |
| horse my aunt opened the | window | over the cornfield i was |
| his resolve he opened the | window | wide closing his eyes and |
| ll have tae clean this | window | eh m1110: i have tae |
| see the raindrops on the | window | m1110: it s on my |
| fitt you see oot the | window | then m1110: i can see |
| from my face to the | window | beyond i turned in time |
| take the next from the | window | beyond my bed i absorbed |
| on its crest beyond the | window | i watched from the bed |
| of the landscape beyond the | window | inevitably rekindled memory hairpin twists |
| bed she sat at her | window | and looked at the stars |
| certainty she went to the | window | and looked out onto the |
| face like rain off a | window | and shadows looked over the |
| we stood at the corridor | window | awhile and looked at the |
| [laugh] f890: looked in the | window | he was telling me one |
| i had looked in the | window | of the matron of the |
| she looked away out the | window | realizing he had just lost |
| he looked out of the | window | where a dank football pitch |
| owl the shape at the | window | a beam of light breaking |
| against the light of the | window | and the backdrop of the |
| the weak light of the | window | at his back cradling the |
| belly nipple arse in the | window | light he drains the colour |
| light be seen at a | window | to black out windows black |
| light filtered yellow through the | window | warm on the nape of |
| light coming in at the | window | which is evocative of this |
| the stream underneath the bedroom | window | whispered in the breaking light |
| standing naked in a shop | window | being dressed as a circus |
| high street glancing at shop | window | displays which had changed little |
| going to look in the | window | of the high street shop |
| man had broken the back | window | of the shop and was |
| t cool down the bright | window | of the sweetie shop attracts |
| she s looking out the | window | and it says tweet tweet |
| a plane looking out the | window | at new york and i |
| vs looking out of the | window | going a walk vs going |
| they re looking out the | window | mm see now [inaudible] that |
| the air looking through the | window | this fine morning my eyes |
| to bed looking out the | window | vs looking out of the |
| s help looking through the | window | whit grand weather it is |
| still looking out of the | window | why did i ever think |
| are they looking out the | window | will we put them down |
| the wooden shutter at the | window | hole and looks out valgerd |
| knobble knobble nibble noo that | window | looks fair gackit has it |
| time the view from the | window | of the balcony bedroom looks |
| of the stage and a | window | which looks down onto a |
| stems sun looks through the | window | you re not there to |
| a fork m1094: through a | window | and what is coming out |
| look see them through the | window | and who s that m1092: |
| monocle eye peered through the | window | as four tall pints of |
| pure tangerine through the kitchen | window | behind your head they turned |
| which rattled through a broken | window | god only knows what the |
| gunlöd stands at an open | window | hole peering out through the |
| he walks through the back | window | just up wi his great |
| fly gets out through the | window | m1092: no him no get |
| into the driver through a | window | m608: mmhm m194: and one |
| wife strides in through the | window | mrs laing alarmed the circus |
| will reach me through the | window | on my side with all |
| haivers natasha speaking through the | window | oor heidmistress koolyghin oor heidmistress |
| final farewell through the bedroom | window | s louvred shutters i remained |
| uniform burstin in through her | window | she let oot a scream |
| morrison and walking through that | window | she points in the direction |
| beige slacks through the side | window | shouted llamen a un medico |
| and passed in through a | window | to the pupils who ate |
| dear sister natasha through the | window | wha is that daein aw |
| peered unhappily through the car | window | what if her parents did |
| de rigueur to open the | window | and fumigate the cab before |
| him jump out of the | window | beaumont wrenches open the door |
| f1150: and yeah f1151: his | window | open and it s like |
| of cracks from an open | window | someone s singing evening will |
| hills queen wasp the open | window | swallowed too much summer queen |
| vomit and worse though the | window | was wide open to let |
| door is open wide the | window | with its twisted frame and |
| her reflection in the bleary | window | of the bus and winced |
| ice cubes of shattered bus | window | that had been obliterated on |
| see otherwise from the bus | window | the visit of chopin and |
| the condensation on a bus | window | we got off the bus |
| leave a space for our | window | at the back too m1094: |
| so we can make a | window | in there alright m1094: a |
| re leaving it for a | window | m1094: that bittie does that |
| s too big for that | window | m1094: why f1093: isn t |
| the rain lashing against the | window | f1024: or tippin it down |
| full rain is blearing the | window | gumming the sticky view cut |
| grey rain runs down the | window | s face a single plate |
| in like rain on a | window | tears began to run down |
| hiding out of sight of | window | gordon and sadie move away |
| moved to look out the | window | sadie pay weel dae they |
| sadie s santa in her | window | see it cute eh f1102: |
| shouts sadie sadie turns against | window | what what is it beth |
| wi prep with winnok n | window | wrang a wrong wrate v |
| v will not winnok n | window | wrang a wrong wrate v |
| winnelstrae n witheredgrass winnok n | window | wuiden a wooden wuids n |
| wumman n woman wundae n | window | wunds n winds wund thrawn |
| entered the theatre of the | window | frame above my bed pitch |
| regardless 6 tuesday finish woodwork | window | skirting etc side bed deo |
| i pull down the velux | window | blind on their side in |
| of the lum a wee | window | on the left side and |
| her cigarette end out the | window | and came down the stairs |
| to dribble bleakly down the | window | as if in sympathy with |
| take down torch and closes | window | bole valgerd walcum orm orm |
| a moment before winding the | window | down she felt her hair |
| upside down from a high | window | ledge he was an expert |
| iron down and goes to | window | oh see this place carolanne |
| to dribble bleakly down the | window | panes to drive home just |
| down throw it out the | window | thomas throws the mouse out |
| comin down standing at the | window | we d erm metal blinds |
| some passengers broke a lounge | window | and clambered out on to |
| he glanced out of the | window | and spotted the instantly recognisable |
| to look out her front | window | at her neighbour every day |
| to look out of the | window | at the swirling snow and |
| seeing an eun out the | window | but i thought they were |
| more persistent from his bedroom | window | he could vaguely make out |
| boobs leaning out of the | window | holding a naked baby boy |
| with a view out the | window | instead of a tree and |
| other items out of a | window | into the backcourt where it |
| f1109: hey look out the | window | look what it s doing |
| throw him out of the | window | maybe he actually remembers that |
| to look out of the | window | nanse mercie here morag back |
| me to sketch out that | window | of his the one you |
| the old house out the | window | that s what we done |
| to gaze out of the | window | you an your darts team |
| inferior insulation standards if the | window | and door areas are reduced |
| a hut door at back | window | holes right and left closed |
| wicket door with the barred | window | i regain consciousness and find |
| i the provision of door | window | locks ii the installation and |
| and goes quickly to left | window | bole and places it there |
| goes valgerd alone by the | window | bole ay ye rair for |
| it pepper goes to the | window | pepper that s wha it |
| used to look in the | window | at these prizes which were |
| mmhm m1090: look on the | window | it s a flood f1089: |
| me right up against the | window | and talked all night full |
| he turned away from the | window | and spoke audibly back to |
| curtains shut backs away from | window | i knew there wis somethin |
| message was and yet every | window | i sketched seemed farther away |
| the direction of neil s | window | gladys a little merry by |
| snowfall is swirling outside the | window | of my little cell it |
| s not going in the | window | see but she s little |
| weans to see the special | window | displays which lewis s polytechnic |
| can you see in the | window | f1112: right f1111: okay well |
| the top see in that | window | up there m1096: fa s |
| see somebody oot the car | window | you d maybe say oh |
| drawing the curtain at the | window | and is going on to |
| needles gaun withoot going towards | window | carolanne ay made share we |
| gate but noting from the | window | a great steam engine hauling |
| doun she moves from the | window | and puts on a robe |
| or fungus something from your | window | box billy mushrooms billy said |
| view from a six pane | window | foxglove sweeps the air from |
| like sardines hangs from the | window | gulps what it can of |
| he saw from his hotel | window | mister blaikie didn t move |
| that apart from a broken | window | no other damage was done |
| a curtainless top floor tenement | window | seen from above as if |
| watching me crossly from the | window | so i turn my back |
| shot a perfectly executed cab | window | strike from over fifty yards |
| it from the metro carriage | window | this morning as i rode |
| running across from his mothers | window | to jenny aulds i met |
| seeing me turn from the | window | to steal a glance at |
| did you jump from that | window | where are you off to |
| guided myself tremulously to the | window | to draw back the curtains |
| a stone off my cab | window | as i approached the summerston |
| leave work all day on | window | frames 24 saturday finish off |
| heard her stomp towards the | window | above my own then thwack |
| at freya an magnus s | window | as wis her wint magnus |
| speakin quaet natasha in the | window | caressing her small son bobik |
| intricate design graces her front | window | i have never actually been |
| hing her heid oot the | window | so s she widna hear |
| was one sitting at the | window | across the aisle occasionally casting |
| can be heard below my | window | at 7 30 to 8 |
| remember in govan opening the | window | at midnight to hear the |
| him glaring in at the | window | he jist gowlt in at |
| which hung at at the | window | remember f639: that s right |
| had evidently appeared at a | window | they had very low windows |
| to where the the apollo | window | blinds factory was and i |
| t let go of that | window | it grabbed me where i |
| the modern counterpart under my | window | beaugeste into perspective nixe was |
| magnificent then i surrendered my | window | seat to an elderly non |
| we agree to have our | window | sills decked all year round |
| leave a space for our | window | so that ll be our |
| so that ll be our | window | there okay right just build |
| but that s for our | window | there we re not putting |
| in the wi- in the | window | f639: i had more clothes |
| that had bars on the | window | however the scheme does not |
| rectangle with a single large | window | in it had the lady |
| underneath the m608: aye f638: | window | that had tae be washed |
| f639: that s right the | window | big paper bell and and |
| chippie right under his bathroom | window | she d come legs tattooing |
| curtains of the right hand | window | who s there who s |
| chimney and it s a | window | in the roof who s |
| actress in such movies as | window | on london and who was |
| aboot him climbin in the | window | that i went an did |
| lookin in the in the | window | and thinkin oh god she |
| nicht an she claimed the | window | d been broken by a |
| in the courtyard below the | window | she sits up a voice |
| of the armchair by the | window | and eyed me thoughtfully his |
| over to the nearer velux | window | and hold wee andy up |
| in their riv outside the | window | and imagine sinking his teeth |
| mother took me to the | window | and pointed to the wee |
| in the tenement and the | window | and the empty room using |
| pots half way up the | window | as well you were one |
| resolute boyter is by the | window | attempting to lower curtains boyter |
| got the job with apollo | window | blinds m608: mm f643: and |
| for street traders taxis and | window | cleaners however the hmo licensing |
| darling in front of the | window | f1112: but you will cheat |
| t we like in the | window | f1155: oh well the other |
| night threw itself across the | window | frame and snow came uninvited |
| control the stars outside the | window | have stabilised ye ll jibble |
| the insecurity symbolised by that | window | i should have felt it |
| to the street behind the | window | in most of the sketches |
| for there was only one | window | in the far gable with |
| slopped bucket somebody opens a | window | in the roof air straight |
| mummy put it on the | window | m1090: but why f1089: cause |
| fitt s that underneath the | window | m1128: a flower f1127: a |
| porch which was once the | window | of a medieval monastery and |
| f1038: yeah f1037: in the | window | of the erm er i |
| cock actually melted by the | window | one day and i yeah |
| dingy room with a lone | window | overlooking the stunted bushes in |
| sumbodie please cum up a | window | red with the glow of |
| coupledom while i took a | window | seat behind the driver and |
| were fun but despite having | window | seats on 2 of the |
| a ceiling high bookshelf the | window | shaded by a thick crocheted |
| the driver and the privacy | window | shut i take it the |
| arrow one f1105: by the | window | stood let me hear you |
| the mirk swoop towards the | window | touch it with a movement |
| the narrow slit of the | window | trying to judge the hour |
| was definitely there in the | window | when i left fiona gave |
| the garden natasha in the | window | whit s mammie s name |
| were taken fae facing the | window | you ve to face the |
| speed one entered a closed | window | a shocking exit line a |
| shelves magazine rack a large | window | in one wall overlooks a |
| and we ll wipe this | window | an aa we ve been |
| electric fires and with every | window | closed i began to feel |
| to do chimneys start on | window | cords with fred b i |
| wires swing with sparrows a | window | is a spider web of |
| [laugh] do you have a | window | an no it doesn t |
| top f1109: it s a | window | and a chimney big chimney |
| trial or a piece of | window | dressing is taking place in |
| standard necessities outside facing picture | window | entertainment on board includes a |
| [?]want to[/?] why is there a | window | f1093: yeah we re leaving |
| s that there m1128: a | window | f1127: and fitt s that |
| m944: do you have a | window | f943: yes m944: that s |
| dictionary absolutely like even a | window | frame some of these words |
| peacock plumes framed by a | window | holding day s dead fires |
| [laugh] yes i have a | window | i do actually pay to |
| to get a a different | window | into literature for people er |
| mrs morrison a great big | window | like that smashed tae smithereens |
| orange is xmas morning a | window | of frosted stars a tangerine |
| there so it makes a | window | okay so that we can |
| a few kind of bay | window | rooms and for some reason |
| wooden and there were no | window | panes no lights no heating |
| particular wall roof floor or | window | can retain heat highly insulated |
| within sight of your own | window | everybody went to another shelter |
| contains microsoft and self employed | window | cleaners and you would never |
| on pot plants on their | window | sills especially fuchsias and geraniums |
| greedy burds i rap th | window | say bad words their ugly |
| you all about it white | window | envelope small is not good |
| [inaudible] f637: to be learnin | window | dressin m608: uh huh f637: |
| shö plaesed pickin apö da | window | ta win inta magnus an |
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