weir
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| weir ye se hae the | weir | staur richtsae it wis tae | 
| registry bao zheng an the | weir | staur wis him at herried | 
| the policy staur and for | weir | ye se hae the weir | 
| daer bein an officiar o | weir | and him bein sheriff on | 
| look o an officiar o | weir | for his heid wis happit | 
| d been an officiar o | weir | ti trade an i the | 
| was your sister said mitchel | weir | cackled the sound turned mitchel | 
| dishevelled wreck was how thomas | weir | had appeared to mitchel his | 
| noo that ye saw major | weir | in the tolbooth mitchel nodded | 
| said mitchel all of them | weir | insisted there s nae line | 
| like tae hear aboot major | weir | mitchel s brow furrowed whit | 
| it they could still hear | weir | ranting mitchel sucked in great | 
| for such a memory when | weir | spoke of it mitchel hated | 
| in secret haivers said mitchel | weir | was ayont speakin ye say | 
| weir then as against jean | weir | since she made no admission | 
| all the business against major | weir | then as against jean weir | 
| evidence of sorcery against jean | weir | he s ower pernicketie tae | 
| less trouble tae think jean | weir | mad than no if ye | 
| him forward into it jean | weir | was sitting on a bench | 
| adv well weing n wing | weir | v wear weird n fate | 
| n weight weill adv well | weir | v wear weird n fate | 
| v vanish weill adv well | weir | v wear wes v was | 
| ll tell ye aboot major | weir | i canna mak such a | 
| he had made on major | weir | just fifteen months married with | 
| from the capital that major | weir | that used to bide in | 
| he s the worse major | weir | the great sodger o christ | 
| man that cried himsel alexander | weir | the major s son had | 
| voice found the panel major | weir | to be guilty of the | 
| the court the said major | weir | to be taken on monday | 
| read and found relevant major | weir | was questioned anent his guilt | 
| to see the monster major | weir | we ware admitted in the | 
| widow weill well weimen women | weir | wear weird destiny weit wet | 
| chap there a secret thomas | weir | chap there a wee thing | 
| him never come back thomas | weir | may ye drap deid in | 
| when they said again thomas | weir | we beseek ye he says | 
| wee brither wisnae allooed tae | weir | thair ordinar ilkaday playin claes | 
| claes thay aye hid tae | weir | thair sunday claes an in | 
| house in the west bow | weir | had opened his mouth and | 
| own mouth turned to dung | weir | made words hateful that should | 
| a foul stench came from | weir | s mouth his whole body | 
| ay hou did his wyfe | weir | him oot an hou did | 
| an hou did his bairns | weir | him oot but whit aboot | 
| at the apostate james sharp | weir | turned his head peered at | 
| a double tosselt policy an | weir | belt an on his feet | 
| wi a double policy an | weir | belt o corbie craw black | 
| officiars o policy an o | weir | tuik avisement an forgaithert i | 
| policy an the officiars o | weir | tuik avisement an infeftit prince | 
| still mild n b phone | weir | 22 friday 21 present good | 
| i d tell ye aboot | weir | no aboot folk that helped | 
| folk would call it a | weir | some folk wo- i don | 
| but to hear it from | weir | in this place in his | 
| mairtyrs an gin i didna | weir | it i d nivver hear | 
| haltree aye him mention o | weir | pit me in mind o | 
| ye no mind me nothing | weir | seemed unaware that there was | 
| in upon his own mind | weir | was still speaking the words | 
| ye then from where said | weir | a terrible groan rose from | 
| god was of me said | weir | he gave me power over | 
| dark figure looming up behind | weir | on yer wey oot said | 
| he is with me always | weir | said i am his not | 
| and an english ane forby | weir | they said would be brunt | 
| forby an monie words o | weir | but o them he cudna | 
| sent aboot ma waist ah | weir | a doubil sash ah dream | 
| mair since i spak wi | weir | no as lang as that | 
| uiseless i the tulyie o | weir | a ll tak him owre | 
| two day walk from edinburgh | weir | had helped him in his | 
| told him who he was | weir | stared ahead in a dwam | 
| the barn till the drams | weir | aff fyles he offers tae | 
| tae eat and clathes tae | weir | an thar wur economic rewairds | 
| thar yaised tae bei ae | weir | athort the river borth ick | 
| whit has happened tae ye | weir | drank from the pitcher again | 
| its wye aneth a pykit | weir | fence that arthur hid tae | 
| the morn than tae holland | weir | groaned his eyes dimmed and | 
| twa sarks he chose tae | weir | lest he should shakk an | 
| tow tae try again and | weir | s heid would start tae | 
| tae whan did a ever | weir | sic strae shuin an gae | 
| deformed an hei hed tae | weir | spaicialie made buits hei wis | 
| ll gie ye something tae | weir | tae catch the bluid an | 
| ye d been sure o | weir | as ye were sure o | 
| keep ye frae his vengeance | weir | nodded i ken it i | 
| me kiss the cross ye | weir | on yeir shouther that ye | 
| ye are ayont thae things | weir | s face lit up ay | 
| get diverted ye kent alexander | weir | wasna in edinburgh and that | 
| story he d heard that | weir | and satan his master had | 
| his maimorie uised ti fair | weir | us oot wi lairnin he | 
| was being throttled and incinerated | weir | was stepping past on his | 
| a coin out for vanse | weir | s laugh still cackled in | 
| cuid beir the brount o | weir | an gainstuid agin the inbrak | 
| ti caw a counsail o | weir | an gied an inveit ti | 
| the puils abune the tidal | weir | an oot o the reach | 
| o certies a man o | weir | he wesna verra glib gabbit | 
| the foun o a peaty | weir | heels that dig in the | 
| there s rain the skies | weir | hodden grey the first o | 
| the warld the fleg o | weir | lat the nations leeve in | 
| o clay grave robbers maun | weir | masks disturbin the deid hauds | 
| sodgers we hae men o | weir | o aa kind we hae | 
| craft i the pratticks o | weir | the saicont a braw lad | 
| macklik policies o peace an | weir | wha laucht at ither men | 
| wes aw awaw at the | weir | grannie fashed hirsell about the | 
| wes nou aw ben hiz | weir | waws cheptir seiven the rid | 
| nou but aye fit ti | weir | the man is gaen an | 
| ti bigg on siccar foonds | weir | yeir ill gotten croun macbeth | 
| whan there wis naethin but | weir | an brulyie in thae days | 
| at sayed it bene a | weir | horss an hed aye the | 
| septile an ilkie septile wad | weir | the doctor s physog an | 
| the muckle trees in april | weir | their branches bare strippit an | 
| an instant for a monster | weir | was a sorry object auld | 
| of rebirth of revelation that | weir | spoke of it had evaded | 
| her ma wid gar her | weir | a auld pair till the | 
| ma flesh lyke thairs wul | weir | awa wi tyme from the | 
| was their shair bield in | weir | and in aa their trachles | 
| was the first superman tom | weir | professor derick thomson jimmie macgregor | 
| and started banging on it | weir | s breath was filling the | 
| maks nae odds whitever ah | weir | ah never feel the cauld | 
| my kilt which i ayewis | weir | wi a west coast lilt | 
| just just down below the | weir | a punt is a eh | 
| cause in in bridge of | weir | there s a centre which | 
| ware some of them of | weir | s inclinatioun in religion at | 
| for hate a time for | weir | and a time for saught | 
| the night time and margaret | weir | sister to the panel deponed | 
| transport in kilbarchen bridge of | weir | and erskine due to recent | 
| like that girl s in | weir | of hermiston round the emptiness | 
| felt heavy like damp earth | weir | s voice stronger now but | 
| crosses ilkie boundary it disna | weir | a face it disnae see | 
| dok lik a saicont warl | weir | crue fur unner sie boits | 
| sark that a wummin micht | weir | neist her breists the sicht | 
| m1022: pend and wynd and | weir | s close f1018: wynd and | 
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