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| square behind a symbolic lemon | tree | and date palm nothing jars |
| men on to the palm | tree | and i m getting all |
| have sailed on the palm | tree | beaumont ah then it was |
| stop work on the palm | tree | beaumont he ll no dae |
| work wi andy the palm | tree | can sail the day after |
| no caird oh the palm | tree | can sail the morn but |
| its trill like a palm | tree | comes like a kintra loon |
| s bunnet lairds in palm | tree | glens hill station jist like |
| to the captain the palm | tree | is in the haund of |
| progressing weel wi the palm | tree | is it no caird oh |
| evening provost weel the palm | tree | s being hauled out beaumont |
| you haud wi the palm | tree | sailing the morn beaumont aye |
| the crew o the palm | tree | sanderson enters from outside followed |
| you fashed about the palm | tree | she s weel happed wi |
| the repair work the palm | tree | should have been under sail |
| the captain of the palm | tree | we were in the same |
| when fae the leafless rowan | tree | a lanely blackie sang tae |
| he sat upon a rowan | tree | an sang wi aw his |
| red rowan berries from the | tree | and puts it in her |
| green brekkin an a rowan | tree | but juist as she made |
| bird sat in the rowan | tree | singin there s nae pussy |
| reid rowan berries frae the | tree | that stuid owre the magic |
| by 3 halloween wi rowan | tree | weel fenced aboot we re |
| bracken leaves and a rowan | tree | with berries princess nanse enters |
| o the wattir bonnie gowd | tree | an he soumed awa an |
| that day forrit bonnie gowd | tree | an hir prince leeved thegither |
| prince gaed ti see gowd | tree | an she lykit him fyne |
| hir guid dochter dear gowd | tree | an weill the keing kent |
| that thay lockit up gowd | tree | an whan siller tree cam |
| oot an thare wes gowd | tree | as gleg an weill as |
| o the touer whaur gowd | tree | bade again gowd tree saw |
| ti the mainland whaur gowd | tree | bade in a graund touer |
| gowd tree an whan siller | tree | cam in she coudna finnd |
| wes the hert o gowd | tree | dae ye see an up |
| an fand his dear gowd | tree | deid his hert wed lyke |
| h h hert o gowd | tree | did ah hear ye say |
| hir guid dochter bonnie gowd | tree | doucelyke she spak but hir |
| gaed the kimmer an gowd | tree | doun ti the the wattir |
| whan thare wes princess gowd | tree | fair growne up an ai |
| richt intil it an gowd | tree | fell doun deid the tither |
| dochter the hert o gowd | tree | fesh it ti me on |
| ye an oor dear gowd | tree | foraye but ye maunna be |
| ti fash but littil gowd | tree | gat bonnier an bonnier an |
| tree she said but gowd | tree | is deid ah ett the |
| tree she skraicht but gowd | tree | is deid ah pat a |
| the keing said mercie gowd | tree | is juist a bit lassie |
| o a billie gait gowd | tree | is mairrit on a gret |
| o ill wull bonnie gowd | tree | ma dou ir ye no |
| ay the hert o gowd | tree | on a siller ashet gin |
| did wes ti send gowd | tree | oot o herm s wey |
| awbodie soud delytre in gowd | tree | s bewtie sae awa she |
| wurd said she ti gowd | tree | s faither the keing bi |
| the puzzint skelf in gowd | tree | s pinkie in juist ae |
| yae lest luik at gowd | tree | sae ae forenicht he gaed |
| gowd tree bade again gowd | tree | saw hir cummin frae the |
| the auld kimmer lowdent gowd | tree | sayin atweill she winna she |
| credit hir ain lugs gowd | tree | she said but gowd tree |
| credit whit she haird gowd | tree | she skraicht but gowd tree |
| keep ye bonnie foraye gowd | tree | stuid quaet but hir kimmer |
| princess for himsell cawed gowd | tree | that wes the bonniest littil |
| dear lass weill nou gowd | tree | thocht til hirsell whit herm |
| huntin this day but gowd | tree | wes at hame luikin oot |
| o the chaumer whaur gowd | tree | wes dernit an thare she |
| d on the forelaund gowd | tree | wes sauf forever an foraye |
| til his ain kintrie gowd | tree | wes that bonnie that fowk |
| ye irna nae fears gowd | tree | yeir guid dochter is bonnier |
| ye irna nae fears gowd | tree | yeir guid dochter is bonnier |
| clock never rins back gowd | tree | yeir guid dochter is bonnier |
| of heather an ornamental cherry | tree | a copper beech and i |
| collie s bark a beech | tree | chitters in her sark in |
| twa hunner year auld beech | tree | had been cowpt intae the |
| a multistorey far the beech | tree | in her glory shelters birdies |
| birks are blae a beech | tree | like a heron stauns on |
| lullaby of leaves the beech | tree | s hush people provider so |
| two snowflakes the knobbled beech | tree | smells of mushroom mould withered |
| in the park a beech | tree | wearing broccoli for a hat |
| at the tap o the | tree | divn t they sae flee |
| watter tae sclim intae their | tree | efter their dook flee tree |
| adee the sisters maned flee | tree | flee an yon itherwardlie tree |
| tree efter their dook flee | tree | flee cries the twa an |
| divn t they sae flee | tree | flee they skirl an the |
| tree flee an yon itherwardlie | tree | ruggit oot its hale reets |
| flee they skirl an the | tree | wi ae michty pech rugs |
| the kimmer ran ahint siller | tree | an gruppit hir ticht wi |
| ye maun mairrie guid siller | tree | an she wul luik eftir |
| mukkil taen up wi siller | tree | but he coud see that |
| weill as bonnie queen siller | tree | but in thir pairts whan |
| nor hirsell ae day siller | tree | coud thole it na langir |
| aboot hir bewtie an siller | tree | didna lyke that at aw |
| his promiss an mairrit siller | tree | for his dochter s sake |
| aince the ill hertit siller | tree | jaggit a puzint skelf richt |
| walcum yeir guid frein siller | tree | na weill than at least |
| kimmer wesna feirt for siller | tree | no hir she said she |
| here ye wul unnerstaun siller | tree | opent hir een wyde syne |
| sae the ill hertit siller | tree | pat the bottil til hir |
| the puzzint wyne doun siller | tree | s thrappil at aince the |
| s edge an suin siller | tree | staupit doun on the grund |
| tyme gaed in an siller | tree | thocht she wad gang again |
| an play wi hir siller | tree | wes hir name an the |
| an mair sae for siller | tree | wes the bonniest queen in |
| the day ma bonnie siller | tree | whit can ah dae for |
| owre the wattir wes siller | tree | wi hir blek hert an |
| ma daddy wi a christmas | tree | and a robin and a |
| greetings card its own christmas | tree | chittering inanely with mechanical birds |
| f1089: weh woah m1090: christmas | tree | christmas tree i said christmas |
| and i won some christmas | tree | decorations [censored: forename] had borrowed the |
| a bit of a christmas | tree | doesn t it that one |
| tree mum i said christmas | tree | f1089: aye m1090: [rustling noise] that |
| m1098: that s a christmas | tree | f1097: that s a christmas |
| wow that s a christmas | tree | f1097: yeah m1098: that s |
| it s got a christmas | tree | f1104: look fitt f1103: and |
| good in your big christmas | tree | f1154: cause i don t |
| woah m1090: christmas tree christmas | tree | i said christmas tree mum |
| if i d a christmas | tree | it certainly wasn t a |
| her the big silver christmas | tree | its abundant and identical blue |
| you put on the christmas | tree | lights for mummy aren t |
| christmas day yesterday presents under | tree | log fire etc i ve |
| f1097: that s a christmas | tree | m1098: that s it f1097: |
| be puttin up our christmas | tree | m1128: write santa s list |
| the vicinity of the christmas | tree | mice you see and not |
| christmas tree i said christmas | tree | mum i said christmas tree |
| had been shifted the christmas | tree | now stood at one side |
| all her workers a christmas | tree | once workers received their pay |
| did you do a christmas | tree | or anything f640: i can |
| plans for a commercial christmas | tree | plantation at borland farm gartmore |
| like the difference between christmas | tree | skinklin wi fairy lights and |
| the floor beside the christmas | tree | sort of thing while the |
| going to get a christmas | tree | the morning m1096: aye this |
| fairy castle and a tall | tree | twinkled its christmas message over |
| m762: mm yeah f963: a | tree | a tree and so on |
| git thir days ma bonnie | tree | ah plantit that tree ti |
| yeah f963: a tree a | tree | and so on m762: yeah |
| glistening ball of dung tree | tree | as a name doesn t |
| tinkling tree f1114: [exhale] tickle | tree | f1113: tinkling tree oh look |
| look there s the tinkling | tree | f1114: [exhale] tickle tree f1113: |
| green what f1122: a green | tree | f1121: a green tree that |
| m1096: no f1095: for the | tree | m1096: aye for that tree |
| silence lori birch is the | tree | o new beginnins first tree |
| [exhale] tickle tree f1113: tinkling | tree | oh look is that pretty |
| twa cherry trees twa pare | tree | s an twa plum tree |
| tree s an twa plum | tree | s she wis alood ti |
| green tree f1121: a green | tree | that s good right what |
| tree o new beginnins first | tree | ti growe efter the ice |
| bonnie tree ah plantit that | tree | ti merk the tyme ah |
| a glistening ball of dung | tree | tree as a name doesn |
| tree m1096: aye for that | tree | up there f1095: was ye |
| gray trunk o an esh | tree | growin asyde the breingin wattirs |
| aff e bonny big stracht | tree | in eez gairden e trunk |
| wey an that on the | tree | trunk an thare stuid afore |
| f1089: i ll do the | tree | trunk brown see m1090: mmhm |
| dead just lying there a | tree | trunk full of worms a |
| a heich ship frae yon | tree | trunk owre yonder atweill that |
| it wis only a bluidy | tree | trunk we it nearly wat |
| end o that bonnie wee | tree | as it wis ripped oot |
| that cut doun ma bonnie | tree | gin it wesna you wha |
| bit tak ye tent this | tree | is mine the bonnie fruit |
| you hag doun ma bonnie | tree | lest spring ye pat the |
| saw hir cut doun the | tree | ah saw hir dae it |
| shona eftir dingin doun yeir | tree | an killin yeir hoond the |
| l juist hae this fir | tree | avenue felled doun for a |
| hill while doun ablow the | tree | clad glen wad echo tae |
| me that cut doun the | tree | eilidh puts her hand on |
| doun ma faither s favorite | tree | eilidh she s no eilidh |
| murdo dreipit doun frae the | tree | gruppit this kettern bi the |
| hagg doun malcolm s favorite | tree | in the gairden for aw |
| it ful bloom thare the | tree | is doun ai malcolm did |
| shona that dang doun the | tree | juist watch weill whit ye |
| ti chap doun a braw | tree | lyke that whan it s |
| that haggit doun yeir favorite | tree | malcolm wha wes t than |
| malcolm wha cut doun ma | tree | moula no reply wha haes |
| wi haggin doun his favorite | tree | she haed ti kill his |
| watcht hir cut doun yeir | tree | throu the haw windae ah |
| up ti cawin doun ma | tree | ti killin ma hoond an |
| bushes doun by the saugh | tree | yont the rashes but said |
| god abuiin kens aboot the | tree | a saicont tyme malcolm gaed |
| ah can git ye anither | tree | exit malcolm and shona moula |
| she didna deny fellin the | tree | malcolm ach dinna yerp on |
| god abuin kens aboot the | tree | malcolm angrily ah see ay |
| kens wha kens aboot the | tree | malcolm that s nae aunsir |
| ai malcolm did loue that | tree | moula ma faither is gaun |
| houss dure up inti the | tree | alang wi hir thay warna |
| wee burd sittin on a | tree | brainch an as thay rade |
| thay warna lang up the | tree | or thay haird the soun |
| bairns thay breinge til the | tree | taps an rin til the |
| the ruits o the verra | tree | thay war on wheisht whuspert |
| sons o the green oak | tree | did bide port glasgow folk |
| they green f1089: well the | tree | leaves is green aren t |
| green an dancin like a | tree | naethin will wither what s |
| like says jack the xmas | tree | stauns green an swack bairns |
| hir an spied a coconut | tree | she d hid nae supper |
| book 1966 1989 arbuthnott family | tree | at various times throughout the |
| book 1966 1989 arbuthnott family | tree | at various times throughout the |
| the pantochronochanon constructs a family | tree | for the urquhart family that |
| it to a word family | tree | or at least the appropriate |
| wishing information on their family | tree | she had sent for a |
| book pantochronocanon constructs a family | tree | that traces the urquhart family |
| liszt dropped off the family | tree | you simply ceased to exist |
| wu ti 404 549 eildon | tree | 1 1999 19 auld kimmer |
| table fae ma auld aipple | tree | a perch whaur he is |
| settlt ahint an auld aik | tree | as comfortable as we cuid |
| forleitit nest a braw ploum | tree | basho the auld pypar s |
| kintrie but the auld fir | tree | dees aye on its first |
| said auld creepy in the | tree | has picked this aipple here |
| ruits o an auld haw | tree | i fand twa coal secks |
| spot jist ahint the auld | tree | i lean ower the branches |
| his bield aneath the auld | tree | ruit for aa he acted |
| current swirls by an auld | tree | ruit that s hame sweet |
| fell in by the auld | tree | ruit whaur by a bonny |
| he dertit aneath his auld | tree | ruit whaur chitterin wi fricht |
| hidey hole in the auld | tree | ruit wis it you that |
| branches o an auld yew | tree | the slee bugger i gasped |
| da grund we wir markit | tree | cables an aa in agreement |
| an dere dey wir da | tree | o dem lowerin da sail |
| reekin an da last da | tree | peerie grice ever saa o |
| oot ower da hill da | tree | peerie grice opened up da |
| fell soond asleep so da | tree | peerie grice spent da simmer |
| joost laek a speedir da | tree | peerie grice wir awaar o |
| at da title is da | tree | peerie pigs sacre bleu no |
| da perfect ston ta skip | tree | skips ll dö een mair |
| nearer tae the dykeside hawthorn | tree | whaur i sat nou hardly |
| wund blawn flouers clauchtsna the | tree | whaur the nicht she liggs |
| the want o his favorite | tree | an he wes that roused |
| ah care aboot the bluidie | tree | nou eilidh it wes shona |
| deid ablo a mukkil aik | tree | see said alasdair here wes |
| ah can aye plant anither | tree | yon wes months syne we |
| glowerin inno whin buss an | tree | fur fear o guid kens |
| hard by trincomalee syne doon | tree | doon cried the twa sisters |
| twa sisters an the oorie | tree | flyped ower an cam fleetin |
| daisy i did hae a | tree | or twa f1074: mmhm mmhm |
| cries the twa an the | tree | rugs up its reets an |
| want ti forget aboot the | tree | ah canna byde roosed aboot |
| dinna yerp on aboot the | tree | ah ve verra near forgotten |
| verra near forgotten aboot the | tree | ah want ti forget aboot |
| aboot cammy s oot his | tree | dimps suddenly stiffens up clutches |
| wis it gae wis aboot | tree | feet extra [laugh] in de |
| canna byde roosed aboot the | tree | for the lave o ma |
| wonderful thing a wee hawthorn | tree | it wisnae very big aboot |
| aboot as thick as a | tree | jonsar says this wull hae |
| s fund oot aboot his | tree | moula eilidh ah m feart |
| no a wurd aboot the | tree | no ae wurd dinna you |
| as i wid lik aboot | tree | or fower times a year |
| we l forget aboot the | tree | whit ah maun ken nou |
| luvers day halflins aroon ae | tree | are hotchin far cloots insteid |
| the brainches o the ae | tree | i the perk blek meltin |
| the catch there wis ae | tree | on rootstock mailing 9 sae |
| long chokin grass one wee | tree | all alone in a big |
| too big also an apple | tree | at the side but there |
| fishin juist ablow the big | tree | stump ah don t think |
| look at this great big | tree | that s fell ower eh |
| nine right o that big | tree | that was three feet nine |
| we could have a big | tree | though couldn t we like |
| at een o e big | tree | trunks aifter a filie i |
| door stane ay the dawin | tree | a clap ma naigie see |
| flichter ti rest in ma | tree | an ah hear thaim sayin |
| s ma faither s wee | tree | eilidh whit s she daein |
| am the hoolet in the | tree | i like moosies fur ma |
| can a sclim the aipple | tree | na na ma dawtie ye |
| a souch frae the pine | tree | strinkils ma bare heid from |
| ti deserr this first ma | tree | syne ma hoond an nou |
| anely a scrunt o a | tree | booin ower the watter like |
| lang leaves o the almond | tree | ower late i thocht tae |
| stert an syne that maple | tree | ower yonder ah ve never |
| lads whit wi faain ower | tree | ruits an getting fanklt an |
| mm look ower in that | tree | there there s a little |
| tae ablo a mukkil elm | tree | in the forest sae said |
| daurna be sae bauld that | tree | is special a ve been |
| turnt in ahint a bit | tree | sae s he cud tak |
| tattooed screwed oot o their | tree | an aff their face wi |
| oot in its mids birl | tree | birl they baith caa oot |
| they baith caa oot the | tree | birls like a peerie an |
| streamin oot ahin syne doon | tree | doon they skreich an the |
| tak thum strecht fi the | tree | pause poo oot that long |
| tam streekit oot below a | tree | the fish had tired an |
| powked oot bi an aiberdeen | tree | think on the international stooshie |
| when eve wis by the | tree | a tellt ye o whit |
| s whit sweetens the cherry | tree | pause crab apeuls wis oor |
| had reached the laddies swing | tree | ah cuidnae see his rod |
| she gied me o the | tree | and ah hae etten and |
| ah mind pause the cherry | tree | carol the holy famely makin |
| be seen ah dout the | tree | maun hae swallaed it or |
| nakit hae ye prieit the | tree | whilk ah telt ye no |
| s high up in the | tree | and he s low down |
| cat and go up a | tree | and tell the cat all |
| and i was up a | tree | and would not come down |
| their rods up agin a | tree | as shuin as we got |
| wirld a m med up | tree | bags o fairdy maet fur |
| ilka nicht up in the | tree | bi oor houss end the |
| picked ten aipples aff his | tree | bit then it isnae up |
| perched him self up the | tree | but the lord who came |
| up with a plastic fir | tree | decorated with tinsel and a |
| fitt s stuck up the | tree | eh f1116: that s the |
| seeing high up in the | tree | f1114: a bird in the |
| hidin at f1116: up the | tree | f1115: how did they get |
| did they get up a | tree | f1116: look he s got |
| ti sklim up a heich | tree | for fear o wyld beiss |
| aw the blackie in the | tree | gied up his sang an |
| they fun him up a | tree | girning in french it seemed |
| that birdie up in that | tree | hear i think there s |
| an eden sky an apple | tree | holds up an eden sky |
| s tyme see yon deid | tree | it s aw dried up |
| s right dey wir f961: | tree | o dem up up up |
| mill workers holding up the | tree | of life caused a scandal |
| or discordant qualities the cosmic | tree | pops up first in a |
| tae nicht an up the | tree | she sclimmed aa the wye |
| aneth her airm up yon | tree | she sclimmed an aince mair |
| an back up the oorie | tree | she sclims wi a coconut |
| put it up in the | tree | so she can eat er |
| am barking up the wrong | tree | the convener paragraph 13 says |
| wi the claith frae the | tree | whan meg woke up out |
| rat ran up a rantle | tree | wi a lump o raa |
| fell doon fae the aipple | tree | awa an tell yer faither |
| doon they skreich an the | tree | fleets doon like a balloon |
| a wolf s braith ilkie | tree | on the fite brae doon |
| ghaistie cloots as frae a | tree | a hoolet hoots coont dracula |
| public frae a low growin | tree | i hope yer takkin tent |
| p underneath the spreading chestnut | tree | mr hitler said to me |
| she cam tae an eildtrich | tree | aa riven an wrinkled like |
| till she fand the eildritch | tree | jist as the gloamin gied |
| she persists in climbing a | tree | she falls and dies but |
| she kent onioething anent his | tree | she wad say nae mair |
| never had she climbed the | tree | so high nor swung so |
| and hing em in a | tree | tae dry she had a |
| she sclims an dunts the | tree | tae gar it drap a |
| ruit o a mukkil aik | tree | wi a stick she heild |
| think it s underneath the | tree | come on oh look fitt |
| house look there behind that | tree | f1122: mu- mm is this |
| he behind in in a | tree | here look there he goes |
| it twigs off o the | tree | m1096: aye f1095: oh look |
| roun the side o the | tree | an gied us a rinnin |
| scottish branch o the almond | tree | an his thunderin words proved |
| the horse anaith a mukkil | tree | an mak a bed o |
| tapmaist brainch o yon eidritch | tree | an steek her moo fur |
| brainches o the mukkil elm | tree | an wunner o wunners as |
| a limb o the educational | tree | as iver liftit a tawse |
| the fuit o a pine | tree | he gaed an he sat |
| soor geens pooed fae a | tree | hingin full o em an |
| o rhubarb an a fyow | tree | ingins at i use files |
| s a bit o the | tree | is it nae f1126: no |
| was in charge of hilldown | tree | mill at the brig o |
| wir f960: oh yeah dat | tree | o dem dat s right |
| go lori birch is the | tree | o purification birth an renewal |
| wi a branch o a | tree | or a bit o bent |
| wren gin the wyes o | tree | or branch tae ye be |
| hang alive on the neist | tree | or ye dee o hungir |
| and meen and fish and | tree | roon the circle o a |
| o whyte aiss bi the | tree | ruit it wesna lang eftir |
| changes the colour o the | tree | saturday 18th temp 4 15 |
| e shade o a smaa | tree | we sat ere aitin wir |
| been a toy no kindly | tree | d stretch down its boughs |
| its roots in heaven this | tree | is rescued by hugh macdiarmid |
| stare all day at a | tree | it will its opinions are |
| abeen the lums a shargeret | tree | its branches showdie powdin a |
| art schoolhill when eden s | tree | put out its leaf its |
| rain old aberdeen a yew | tree | slides its shadow over stones |
| i think its a willow | tree | they are all young trees |
| in human terms for a | tree | to bare its soul to |
| tirred wi shears in ilkie | tree | the birdsang briers a buzzard |
| plenishin 10 scots tung cairds | tree | wi glesses 30p for ilka |
| the shade ay a tall | tree | wi the hugest fattest leave |
| husk that keep the infant | tree | an flooer safe coddlit till |
| a ll creep aneath this | tree | an hae a sleep god |
| c i staun ahint a | tree | an luik an watch him |
| tied his horse till a | tree | an startit tae walk ahin |
| s riftin taeds aneth each | tree | an turtles hotchin ben the |
| the jungle an the eildritch | tree | cairryin a meikle gourd aneth |
| silver on a lone apple | tree | in an isolated farm garden |
| kailyaird an the bonniest rodden | tree | in the district at the |
| as hie as the heichest | tree | in the forest an fullie |
| brainches on a mukkil fir | tree | inby the biggin war an |
| kail an cabbage parsley leeks | tree | ingins an rhubarb e fite |
| scornt tae preach bi a | tree | ootbye an the verses flew |
| the steeple roon the yew | tree | tak their partners wheech an |
| that for apples an apple | tree | well done f1122: [laugh] that |
| supported by an ancient olive | tree | whose gnarled boughs gathered protectively |
| grown and sometimes an apple | tree | wild brambles rosehips blaeberries rowans |
| sheins hie abuin a pine | tree | wund kisses his sleeves an |
| it wasn t under the | tree | it was in your stocking |
| putting his parcels under the | tree | mm f1116: next page f1115: |
| just from santa under the | tree | right get it right f640: |
| a present from under the | tree | some remember receiving beads or |
| a sapling from the bodhi | tree | under which buddha received enlightenment |
| large table under a mimosa | tree | was perfect for a picnic |
| a m prune other pear | tree | 16 monday cath bad this |
| bindweed tooters on the cherry | tree | a second blossoming bindweed trumpets |
| s kite fish on a | tree | a small welsh hill lullaby |
| hanging like fruit from a | tree | absentee dads are struggling to |
| very successful because the rantle | tree | across the chimney a bar |
| ain mm is that a | tree | again f1122: mmhm f1121: is |
| the window instead of a | tree | and a wall the threat |
| eez heid tae spile a | tree | at wye i see t |
| think you should plant a | tree | at your accident spot too |
| fitt did mouse get a | tree | aw do you think the |
| duntin yer heid aff a | tree | awthin else was in the |
| scanning the sea for icebergs | tree | bark amber centipede like a |
| their burden on towards a | tree | barking dog haiku thought s |
| i think that s a | tree | behind that house m1090: mm |
| be a shape of a | tree | but it is a y |
| blue robin in a bare | tree | ding dong merrily the tills |
| doesn t grow as a | tree | does it does not sprout |
| gairden in anaith a haathorn | tree | e reef hid tae be |
| a vulture flaps in a | tree | fanning the dead air on |
| the shrines at the bodhi | tree | for a second blessing at |
| a can sclim the aipple | tree | for faither says ay weel |
| left streikit out at a | tree | fuit that fleyed his thirty |
| their nesties biggit in a | tree | gerron mister cooncil man bigg |
| tobacca the name of the | tree | has a funny origin it |
| birds had them the cherry | tree | has a lovely pink flower |
| e leafs on e geen | tree | hid a drap at ilky |
| where s that f1122: a | tree | hou- f1121: in trees where |
| sparkled like a human xmas | tree | i ve scribbled down some |
| ponderous feet fish on a | tree | i was a fish with |
| in bling a stirling xmas | tree | in flaming june a woman |
| eggs there was a snowball | tree | in his garden a copy |
| a child crowned with a | tree | in his hand what s |
| picked a lemon from the | tree | in the garden and rinsed |
| a bird sings in a | tree | in the high wood a |
| a bird sings in a | tree | in the high wood the |
| radiating out from a massive | tree | in the middle of the |
| at the east of the | tree | island if a fire engine |
| mm it looks like a | tree | it could be a shape |
| at taks ye abeen e | tree | livvel at a great speed |
| flash of scarlet behind the | tree | no it was a trick |
| beautiful oriental bedspread depicting a | tree | of life befuddled by sun |
| soft like a dove breathing | tree | of life white brain stem |
| grove to finish drawing a | tree | of peculiar strength and strangeness |
| off ones for example a | tree | on a hilltop beneath which |
| of linguistic development as a | tree | or as a wave if |
| sigiriya the chameleon on the | tree | s a turncoat a magic |
| first a bud on a | tree | s lang cleuk cud makk |
| damage done by a weedy | tree | sapling which had taken root |
| planned to move round each | tree | sitting on a cushion from |
| in the distance a sycomore | tree | so he ran in front |
| a cat hunkit on a | tree | stump hissin by the watter |
| shim tae get a swingle | tree | tae yoke e shim e |
| but instead a wooden rantle | tree | that ran across from the |
| a chirker hunkert on a | tree | the fower seasons lamp on |
| wood a chair s a | tree | the grain holds good they |
| not apply to such a | tree | the world s not owned |
| think of languages as a | tree | then we can think of |
| me nervous it s a | tree | thing but it seemed to |
| also mentioned win casen a | tree | thrown by the wind larick |
| takes seven years for a | tree | to show profit and mallorcans |
| a fleece on a far | tree | when i lay me down |
| a fig leaf fae this | tree | will dae fur eve the |
| preened their wee feathers that | tree | wis their perch in a |
| of a stick off a | tree | with a good handhold but |
| much good being a sacred | tree | with symbolic credentials if you |
| did it on sort of | tree | bark which ma- which will |
| were prayin tae some kinna | tree | god be e time we |
| in it didna dee e | tree | much gweed bit on e |
| aipples can stick on the | tree | bit adam man the warld |
| going to crash in the | tree | f1097: aye i canna see |
| li po 701 762 eildon | tree | 1 1999 25 clearin at |
| in buddha at the bodhi | tree | arahath mahinda to king dewanampiyatissa |
| in front also remove old | tree | at gate by hand 30 |
| on safari at the bodhi | tree | at the lion rock sigiriya |
| to ardrossan the old pear | tree | grew at the top of |
| time ago noo dey wir | tree | peerie grice at bed back |
| barn door or the rodden | tree | showdin saftly at the neuk |
| the gates of the bodhi | tree | shrine at anuradhapura the sri |
| there the great norwegian pine | tree | would stand at the top |
| me tellin ye that that | tree | aye brocht me in mynd |
| s thaw but that wee | tree | survived ye can mark by |
| ll manage to move the | tree | awa now he s back |
| larick s so the single | tree | became the larick like all |
| what s that in the | tree | f1114: [?]dinna ken[/?] f1113: lovely isn |
| bubbles from the bubble fall | tree | f1114: what s that f1113: |
| thaim mair nor onie ither | tree | it s fyne leevin here |
| to susan s fancy silver | tree | it was definitely there in |
| but fitt s in the | tree | no fitt s that f1116: |
| f1095: dinna keep touchin the | tree | or aathing s going to |
| s break fast had the | tree | plate wherein the meal lay |
| rail blaik lichtnin the heich | tree | s boughs are lichtnin stangs |
| glitter of raindrops tarnishing the | tree | s bridal blossom and turning |
| what s that f1114: the | tree | s got the boxie f1113: |
| in trust buddha in this | tree | s motherland had conquered self |
| watching that bird in that | tree | that s fitt he s |
| the butterfly s in the | tree | what s what s that |
| matter the brain s the | tree | where knowledge sits and sings |
| m1098: window [exhale] t for | tree | f1097: mm it looks like |
| eating chocolate decorations off the | tree | and to think that we |
| the bird in the twiggy | tree | don t unlock my door |
| the aipple t the aipple | tree | i ken aathin the same |
| t d eind u d | tree | tyoons dt im lairnt i |
| first engineering must meet in | tree | felling and in the management |
| on may 9 the lemon | tree | aberdeen on may 10 the |
| describing the gentle blossoming of | tree | and flower the pale but |
| links hung from the rantle | tree | and held the pots and |
| got the boxie f1113: the | tree | and the boxie f1114: what |
| that book the wood the | tree | as i am them so |
| cockatoo hued lik the peach | tree | blossom yammerin awa the words |
| as far as the pear | tree | bridge that spans the railway |
| the sea birk is birch | tree | cassay stane is cobble stone |
| led me into the almond | tree | encircled garden two house cats |
| or inform local residents of | tree | felling as part of the |
| swallaes returns til the same | tree | fish soums back til the |
| you will have noticed the | tree | has been removed from the |
| efter the ice age birch | tree | hawds the life givin power |
| it is the oldest historical | tree | in the world in recent |
| norse version of the cosmic | tree | in this epic poem macdiarmid |
| enjoyed the shaking of the | tree | limbs and the scatter of |
| broken branch lay behind the | tree | mounting rage overcame my lingering |
| i nestled further into the | tree | my bones sweetened by the |
| heid blossoms wauchtin aff the | tree | nettles fiery in the sheugh |
| sing in the branches of | tree | nor do they nest in |
| no more upon the mirtle | tree | nor glide through th aire |
| as demolishing the great cosmic | tree | of the hindu gods with |
| here to the oldest living | tree | pilgrims have flown sailed crawled |
| scots novella 2004 the dule | tree | poems 2003 queerie orrals poems |
| of jump ropes and apple | tree | sailing ships and the intense |
| pistol shot from behind the | tree | startled me in portentous silence |
| into the old twisted yew | tree | that stood there then there |
| though douglas himself gave the | tree | the botanical name pseudotsuga menziesii |
| here in the raxxin tangle | tree | the heron the lang legged |
| and this was the rantle | tree | the word goes back to |
| m1090: mmhm f1089: and the | tree | trunks is brown m1090: okay |
| below it the old pear | tree | was removed but still there |
| the rooted cusp of my | tree | when the ground was peppered |
| ground had been cleared of | tree | limbs and hollow wooden asphodel |
| draw not exciting fell pear | tree | in back garden caroline better |
| good or wild time rantle | tree | bar in chimney for hanging |
| is getting to know me | tree | nyil cheteereh he says before |
| marble boons bounds boortree elder | tree | bout row of cut corn |
| sulphur and nitrogen oxides sustain | tree | deadly deposits of acidic rain |
| are bloodied decorations round each | tree | hanging for dear life by |
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