wore
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worn on sundays later girls | wore | a kilt with a bodice |
the next on sundays girls | wore | a white starched dress and |
s hat preen that she | wore | fur best on sundays it |
year auld or mair she | wore | a black frock richt doon |
their reception and mrs aitken | wore | a grey silky frock the |
green frock bessie ye aye | wore | a reed ribbon gladys snapping |
weemen did no men weemen | wore | the uglies my mother used |
hairvest time everything just anybody | wore | them in the fields weemen |
knitted tammies to school they | wore | a liberty bodice made of |
girls had long hair and | wore | knitted tammies to school they |
knitted on when the knees | wore | out some had a flap |
that f1023: no i never | wore | i never wore jeans no |
i never wore i never | wore | jeans no f1025: wore jeans |
never wore jeans no f1025: | wore | jeans to go to their |
a pair [inhale] [inaudible] f1025: | wore | jeans when we went tae |
when we picked tatties you | wore | the jeans you know but |
shoes and to work they | wore | khaki breeches and tunic skirts |
cause b- cause b- girls | wore | skating skirts in these days |
and at that time we | wore | skirts which had to be |
wore a skirt and you | wore | a hat f1054: [laugh] f1024: |
at court at all you | wore | a skirt and you wore |
house dinner christmas formal i | wore | a tie mark wore his |
i wore a tie mark | wore | his tracksuit trousers and a |
skirt m608: mm f637: she | wore | a leather coat f638: she |
wet they would shrink men | wore | jacket trousers waistcoat and boots |
their favourites was danny who | wore | moleskin trousers washed till in |
could be easily cleaned boys | wore | short trousers until they left |
old days you knew who | wore | the trousers in the house |
only tatty howker that ever | wore | gloves tatty howkin cause i |
it s getting colder i | wore | my gloves for the first |
petrified fae worms and i | wore | this old pair a gloves |
to watch it the girls | wore | boots not shoes at that |
she cropped her hair and | wore | men s tackety boots in |
been snowing again and i | wore | my boots yesterday they are |
on the lapel men often | wore | a blue serge suit with |
kindly sabbath observing grandfather who | wore | a dark waistcoated suit decorated |
edinburgh man donald chisholm habitually | wore | a suit and had that |
it you mean if you | wore | an asbestos suit you could |
need for cuffs if you | wore | a dress or coat that |
1920s and 30s girls always | wore | a long dress with puff |
appeared two of the dancers | wore | only an elaborate head dress |
in 1908 the girls all | wore | a pinny usually white but |
the girls at artrochie school | wore | them in mabel s parents |
the early 1900s they also | wore | a bowler hat before a |
that [laugh] was she always | wore | a hat an everythin ye |
millplough felt embarrassed because they | wore | shoes to school and most |
clothes for daily work she | wore | a wincey apron pronounced aapren |
never a eh i never | wore | cheap trendy clothes or jewellery |
very often did was we | wore | vintage clothes ehm f641: mmhm |
yeah sandshoe harry cause he | wore | a pair o sannies an |
before going to school men | wore | a vest a sleeveless flannel |
peint maist o the men | wore | bunnets an luikit jist the |
subdued the older men invariably | wore | cardigans with cap or beret |
under their robes these men | wore | silk ties and tailored suits |
my generation young yins never | wore | jewellery they never had an |
you were eh you just | wore | laddered stockings so i never |
be a gamekeeper i never | wore | them m1015: mm m1017: eh |
t use them m1078: never | wore | two at once f718: [laugh] |
say and what we always | wore | for gym m1008: would you |
the church cleaner she always | wore | her slippers to do the |
that the bull beelzebub always | wore | when uncle dod led him |
on his uncovered feet he | wore | a faded often patched up |
were finished the bride sometimes | wore | a very plain long white |
white ankle socks too lily | wore | t shirts of cartoon characters |
old seadog days they all | wore | earrings an that was the |
stomach funny how the effects | wore | off so quickly these days |
an ill teen e days | wore | on an e nest swallt |
like the uniform that i | wore | when i went to school |
world war for school boys | wore | woollen jerseys with a crocheted |
mmhm f637: and then i | wore | glasses fae then m608: mm |
hait or caal e niver | wore | onything different haad awa fae |
came fae the galluses you | wore | to haud yer you know |
an old city roué he | wore | the scarf of one now |
home in the 1940s women | wore | long dresses and pumps to |
e day onywye an it | wore | aff till i wis aa |
e young classes e loons | wore | lang stockins up till e |
straw fedora like humphrey bogart | wore | people keep laughing and i |
keep out the wet and | wore | spats or gaiters to keep |
aa afore sae e day | wore | on an e fresh air |
gave her a ring she | wore | t aa the wye hame |
aa the mud some laddies | wore | their bathin suits an ithers |
the folk up there aa | wore | top coats at their wark |
e floory bonnet e aye | wore | as aften as no i |
birse baith o the aunts | wore | gowd room glaisses like their |
whips above their heads they | wore | red from head to foot |
f646: their places and they | wore | the thing like this and |
a nav- i remember she | wore | a dark i think it |
nothing in the distance she | wore | a little silver crucifix that |
thingmibob the district nurse she | wore | a nav- i remember she |
had used them all she | wore | contraptions to hoist sagging protuberances |
she was the boss she | wore | the breeks nae literally like |
became you know it just | wore | off and it was just |
into bed as the intoxication | wore | off shock and pain replaced |
eyn got brunt he aye | wore | a gravat they ca d |
times you know the they | wore | a kind of they all |
above some of them still | wore | short socks they were serious |
him in costly goun he | wore | the croon as king they |
a kind of they all | wore | the same thing f963: yeah |
but things improved later they | wore | tin hats and had gas |
workfolk that s what they | wore | to work in and the |
a garment look like who | wore | it and when painstaking research |
we ever forget those who | wore | the beret 21 9 86 |
bc women who worshipped her | wore | the menat a turquoise musical |
of boiled ham her face | wore | a puzzled frown evidently this |
bi the weather tho minnie | wore | her mochles tae the schule |
sporty phallic cars her beaux | wore | rolex cuff links wir high |
colours powdered her face and | wore | rouge and lipstick her silver |
to one my own mother | wore | when i was a child |
bible right through eh nuns | wore | it and then it wa- |
thaim the year afore geordie | wore | o a grant tartan kilt |
the unit as the year | wore | on i increasingly took the |
slippers now in november all | wore | warm clothing even in what |
or sleeves in simmer some | wore | a kin o smock made |
stemme more then a hundreth | wore | a diademe ll 383 400 |
from turriff the veggie man | wore | a flat tweed cap and |
apparently one of the thieves | wore | a hoodie so the police |
that well he says i | wore | a lime green jacket and |
the playground setting each subject | wore | a radio microphone and transmitter |
he carried a staff and | wore | a rough hewn garment his |
m1042: and underneath that you | wore | combies an a simmit f1043: |
nose was gobbled the clock | wore | tinsel and sulked a nest |
got the feel of it | wore | its thoughts my imagination danced |
under that s why sailors | wore | not not necessarily our day |
shelterin goun o him fa | wore | the thorny croun lost property |
gansey f1040: oh ye ye | wore | gansey m1042: gansie f1041: aye |
that s the ribbon i | wore | at bannerman s fairm bessie |
think the last time i | wore | high heels was at sort |
oot dressed an if i | wore | it here ye ken fit |
lang amon sic neebers simmer | wore | on an winter cam an |
moore was the minister and | wore | thick glasses as he was |
assembly of the free kirk | wore | wrs down both mentally and |
because everybody else of course | wore | stockings f631: mmhm f634: but |