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| places i lived in freezing | cold | f641: mm f639: we re |
| the bus in the freezing | cold | f813: but you now know |
| forced to endure life in | cold | freezing homes westminster has played |
| f1018: i still use freezing | cold | m1019: freezin f1018: aye m1019: |
| in helsinki on time freezing | cold | wandered round and came upon |
| even when it s freezing | cold | we ambled past the big |
| time standing in the freezing | cold | wi millions of people m816: |
| clock in the mornin freezing | cold | woke up wi the police |
| cold [censored: forename] s got the | cold | and you ve got the |
| put bakin m1015: mmhm f1054: | cold | anybody else wi cold m1015: |
| we ve all got the | cold | [censored: forename] s got the cold |
| ve done the same wi | cold | cold f1054: cool probably just |
| f1054: good m1022: cold f1054: | cold | cold m1022: nithered nithered f1054: |
| sold as a as a | cold | cold meat f1054: i ve |
| or glad f1054: good m1022: | cold | f1054: cold cold m1022: nithered |
| done the same wi cold | cold | f1054: cool probably just no |
| somewey cold m1110: granda [censored: surname] | cold | f1109: granda [censored: surname] s cold |
| bide m1110: it s so | cold | f1109: somewey somewey cold m1110: |
| some cold put on some | cold | f1111: i didn t hear |
| it s getting a bit | cold | f1112: we are cold [inaudible] |
| cold f1109: granda [censored: surname] s | cold | farr gra- m1110: can i |
| and cold i was so | cold | he whoever he was removed |
| i tremble with fear and | cold | i was so cold he |
| bit cold f1112: we are | cold | [inaudible] you want your hair |
| f1054: cold anybody else wi | cold | m1015: cauld m1016: cauld m1014: |
| good m1022: cold f1054: cold | cold | m1022: nithered nithered f1054: never |
| so cold f1109: somewey somewey | cold | m1110: granda [censored: surname] cold f1109: |
| as a as a cold | cold | meat f1054: i ve never |
| s cold progress through the | cold | night sky my mouth feels |
| m cold very very very | cold | pause are you ed drops |
| nor is the moon s | cold | progress through the cold night |
| it is put on some | cold | put on some cold f1111: |
| knee silence doll i m | cold | very very very cold pause |
| am i tired weather very | cold | 19 saturday a very busy |
| dumpling if the weather was | cold | and every day there were |
| thursday 12 fine weather just | cold | enough to make it lively |
| to 3 service good weather | cold | i cut my finger nail |
| our rink 24 10 very | cold | not bowling weather sunday 14 |
| at ingleston the weather is | cold | rainy but we enjoy the |
| the weather s been very | cold | so i thought i d |
| sidings the weather was very | cold | very wet and very windy |
| if you re getting the | cold | weather and i m not |
| to meet up when the | cold | weather is over you may |
| very welcome in the increasingly | cold | weather later in the evening |
| joke well i hope this | cold | weather means we ll get |
| awful rosy cheeks in the | cold | weather there would be this |
| t getting worse in this | cold | weather you will have to |
| fine morning but weather turns | cold | wet afternoon 11 saturday scouters |
| meant tae be hot is | cold | an the stuff that s |
| s pleased tired unwell hot | cold | and annoyed we ve covered |
| theresa are full of the | cold | and i am getting hot |
| that pleased tired unweel hot | cold | annoyed this is the last |
| being hot yes m1055: and | cold | f1009: well funnily enough i |
| that s right hot and | cold | f1114: [inaudible] see what s |
| could eat it hot or | cold | fit else did ma mither |
| that s meant tae be | cold | is hot an the trays |
| at 350 serve hot or | cold | old fashioned tomato soup serves |
| 35 mins serve hot or | cold | or with melted cheese on |
| together boswell blew hot and | cold | over the man who was |
| the use of electricity hot | cold | running water and automobiles unmarried |
| of fish in a hot | cold | shower a spider on hairy |
| loft insulation draughtproofing hot and | cold | tank and pipe insulation and |
| hot cal f1054: what aboot | cold | the opposite o that f1040: |
| s see pleased annoyed hot | cold | tired good to throw something |
| so we ve done hot | cold | unwell m1010: no weel aye |
| ve got everything there hot | cold | unwell tired pleased annoyed throw |
| at 375 serve hot or | cold | with salad cabbage nut loaf |
| wood baroque ice runnels sculpt | cold | curlicues sky s ebineezer gray |
| and he s eating a | cold | f1114: what's- ice cream cone |
| visit to the bountiful ice | cold | mother provider of a fridge |
| added the cuffs were ice | cold | on his wrists and alba |
| our feet in the ice | cold | stream i the mirknin paurk |
| is that better tha- ice | cold | that m1106: ow mum mum |
| a merciless sun drinking ice | cold | water on the way so |
| remarks given that it is | cold | and dark in here my |
| summer it s dark and | cold | and miserable too but i |
| sometimes leave people stranded at | cold | dark bus stops are not |
| edinburgh in january short dark | cold | days and a house which |
| away away into the dark | cold | earth cammy jist tell us |
| dark eclipse it was too | cold | for keening his pillow smelt |
| scotland dark grey wet and | cold | in mid november he had |
| four o clock on a | cold | november morning and a dark |
| wake in the dark feeling | cold | the moon and the northern |
| winter it s dark and | cold | well admittedly in summer it |
| mmhm f689: it s too | cold | at winter [laugh] f631: [laugh] |
| admitted in the fornoon a | cold | day wt winter s grip |
| but i mean it was | cold | in the winter only lit |
| level as a summer place | cold | in winter with frosts and |
| winter advances but the intense | cold | is still not with us |
| the loam cruickshank gardens winter | cold | pond s a puckered mouth |
| the bacteria that was in | cold | storage all winter for i |
| about this forecast of a | cold | winter dave doesn t think |
| [laugh] it will be a | cold | winter this year yeah f965: |
| noo your water s getting | cold | and it s time you |
| reached it the water was | cold | and the floor was flooded |
| water especially water in a | cold | deep scottish loch but this |
| water noo is it f1122: | cold | f1121: is it too caul |
| is melting then that releases | cold | fresh water into the sea |
| large handfuls of lentils under | cold | running water put in a |
| salted boiling water cover with | cold | water 1 tblspn oil 2 |
| few mins then plunge in | cold | water 2 tblspn oil 1 |
| 30 mins bitkis ¼ pint | cold | water 2 thick slices bread |
| tsp salt 4 tablespns suet | cold | water 6 tablespns sauce piquante |
| a a big dish with | cold | water and sit it in |
| the pan top up with | cold | water bring to the boil |
| a pan and cover with | cold | water bring to the boil |
| years for one complete cycle | cold | water coming into it could |
| soft ball in cup of | cold | water cool slightly add vanilla |
| f1121: eh f1122: i need | cold | water for me f1121: that |
| the pan then add fresh | cold | water for the desired amount |
| in a wee drop of | cold | water go and put down |
| 4 oz butter 6 tsp | cold | water mix rub in add |
| for me f1121: that s | cold | water noo is it f1122: |
| work a bathroom but only | cold | water of a dubious yellow |
| and showered themselves in the | cold | water of the natural spring |
| a girl you wanting some | cold | water right can you mix |
| d have been comfortable that | cold | water s made me hungry |
| a erm sink wi a | cold | water tap and that s |
| water she d only like | cold | water tap f1027: was it |
| in the churn with good | cold | water this was drained off |
| having a bucket of emotional | cold | water thrown over you bringing |
| out then worked it in | cold | water till all the buttermilk |
| water yeah i remember f640: | cold | water to ke- keep it |
| in to keep f641: with | cold | water yeah i remember f640: |
| think if it s a | cold | but dry saturday morning you |
| the early morning aroma of | cold | deep fat from the cheapest |
| 30 in the morning with | cold | feet she leaves for work |
| there was sleet and very | cold | in the morning the wheeper |
| a monday morning in the | cold | light of day somebody somewhere |
| empties its screech into a | cold | morning here fjords are doors |
| am suffering from a bad | cold | this morning although i thought |
| eight the night had been | cold | and there was a film |
| get sunday 20th nov another | cold | night 11ºc and falling as |
| somewhere far away from the | cold | night air with one enormous |
| somewhere far away from the | cold | night air with one enormous |
| somewhere far away from the | cold | night air with one enormous |
| s choir at leslie a | cold | night we shiver in the |
| good night but hall is | cold | tuesday 21 dr mc 5 |
| just a snack maybe a | cold | turkey sandwich later at night |
| monday 24 hat night very | cold | we lose is it experience |
| different isn t it ehm | cold | f1006: shiverin ehm f1054: you |
| mmhm mmhm f1054: whit aboot | cold | f1023: frozen f1027: aye freezin |
| and if it s very | cold | i m shiverin f1054: yeah |
| m815: it s when the | cold | air hits you and you |
| you go outside in the | cold | air m816: [laugh] [laugh] [laugh] |
| co2 emissions by infiltration of | cold | air reduction in building fabric |
| us through allowing lots of | cold | air to pass through the |
| the fresh air just plain | cold | and raw and feeling as |
| castel n castle cauld a | cold | causie n road caw v |
| canna v cannot cauld a | cold | caw v call drive ceitie |
| cannilie adv gently cauld a | cold | caw v call drive ceitie |
| snaw n snow snell a | cold | snuive v glide socht v |
| snaw n snow snell a | cold | snuive v glide souch n |
| afternoon that it is very | cold | and that it is getting |
| started coming down with the | cold | getting developing a really f1150: |
| amalgamated st basil s very | cold | and sad inside as restoration |
| remember going out on very | cold | february days with the keeper |
| back in f1093: still very | cold | isn t it [inaudible] m1094: |
| cath mary with very heavy | cold | mary has touch of bronchitis |
| ooh that s a bit | cold | okay i m very clean |
| of yoghourt very good bread | cold | soft boiled eggs and coffee |
| but it was never very | cold | thursday managed to change some |
| the light they are very | cold | with each other chrissie fit |
| snaw n snow snell a | cold | sojer n soldier souch n |
| f1121: mmhm it is really | cold | and there s s- lots |
| [laugh] [shriek] f1121: is it | cold | f1122: aye f1121: is it |
| touch touch f1121: is it | cold | f1122: aye i m going |
| lapland that s a really | cold | place f1121: mmhm it is |
| wouldn t have been too | cold | but i think you just |
| f1112: i was co- too | cold | f1111: it wouldn t have |
| minutes before i got too | cold | i had to go back |
| skies sunny and not too | cold | i heard it was about |
| my fingers were actually too | cold | to pull the trigger lord |
| way sometimes ye get a | cold | after ye ve had a |
| when you ve got a | cold | f1112: uh huh f1111: what |
| nose have you got the | cold | f1114: yes f1113: you ve |
| [laugh] m1000: [laugh] f1053: ehm | cold | m1000: well i ve nothing |
| s another one m1021: no | cold | m1022: i ve got two |
| and you ve got the | cold | mmhm f1114: that s a |
| you ve still got the | cold | then cause you re kinda |
| i ve put on the | cold | we touch any food unless |
| what ve we got for | cold | we ve got eh freezin |
| the opposite o that f1144: | cold | what ve we got for |
| one bottle beer add beer | cold | beef stroganoff 2 lbs good |
| still bad rain heavy cloud | cold | good rehearsal thursday 22 to |
| 3rd birkenhead camp good welcome | cold | overnight 22 saturday backwoodsman bdge |
| good day but a little | cold | we vice pres side win |
| number i got a terrible | cold | at the moment i guess |
| cause it s all got | cold | in the horseriding f1099: [censored: forename] |
| got a touch of the | cold | [laugh] [laugh] m1007: you ll |
| ill he s got the | cold | m1098: oh sick he nae |
| fact monboddo is no better | cold | and broken down and grim |
| is coming down with the | cold | and i went home early |
| t write anything down for | cold | and you would think there |
| flirtatious bustles a trickle of | cold | beer runs down a glass |
| downstairs but i ll be | cold | down here f1093: no you |
| they were down in the | cold | mornings down on standin on |
| down clouds clam up with | cold | the bay is damp white |
| hardy for i never catch | cold | but i m feeling the |
| call eh it it never | cold | it was call f1040: mm |
| heated the milk and added | cold | oatcakes but i never could |
| never in contact with the | cold | on the spot shoe mending |
| a big fat blister and | cold | sore it s never bloody |
| in a household that is | cold | enough to put residents at |
| yes she will get the | cold | if we don t put |
| here the living room s | cold | cause the radiator isna up |
| up cause they might be | cold | f1111: yes we ll have |
| no cause it will be | cold | on the bike f1136: it |
| scarf cause it might be | cold | outside [laugh] f940: [laugh] well |
| mostly trousers cause it was | cold | you know and if you |
| 11 monday to lathalmond still | cold | 12 tuesday in house at |
| goes in 28 saturday still | cold | we have a spending spree |
| her voice was not unlike | cold | tea being strained through gravel |
| his knees the metal leaking | cold | through his pants trousers rather |
| and self respect the intense | cold | was seeping through her flimsy |
| them so much as the | cold | after an hour s rest |
| our feet were always so | cold | an f746: mm f978: walking |
| used to feel it so | cold | an we just had you |
| yeah i do have the | cold | but yeah f834: so eh |
| and that his touch so | cold | can wither in a day |
| wander again there s a | cold | draught from the windows so |
| m1108: aye so he s | cold | f1107: that s right it |
| the bedroom it was so | cold | f641: [laugh] icicles in the |
| there when its not so | cold | i m going to have |
| get so used to the | cold | it s the dryness i |
| white thoughts so empty a | cold | mind you wouldn t believe |
| so your feet dinna get | cold | right one foot up f1114: |
| his favourite they are almost | cold | so he can eat them |
| almost see the hurricane s | cold | spray so calm he seems |
| ye re nithered ye re | cold | tae the bone so ye |
| glaciers the arctic is so | cold | that 3 or 4 c |
| f978: oh it s so | cold | the snow i don t |
| has been fighting off a | cold | this week so we have |
| the day was spent patrolling | cold | and damp bonded warehouses where |
| sleet showers all day bitter | cold | april 3 thursday anniversary day |
| top on a bright but | cold | day we had a great |
| turned out to be a | cold | wet day and instead of |
| snawing ootside and it was | cold | and and then she would |
| its usual magic i was | cold | and sort of shrunken and |
| was that he had a | cold | and was just trying to |
| it was soft stuff eaten | cold | as a pudding another dish |
| i was exposed to the | cold | at its worst i don |
| yes last week it was | cold | aunt mary s sweater came |
| blaikie the store was infernally | cold | but i had to stand |
| wrapped themselves together against the | cold | but joseph was not here |
| [censored: forename] has her second russian | cold | but was in at the |
| don t you feel the | cold | ca na maria was an |
| wholly wrong he must learn | cold | detachment intimacy was a messy |
| separately to keep the cream | cold | dinner time was often the |
| in the gutter it s | cold | enough in fact it was |
| for dinner and later on | cold | for tea if there was |
| it was maybe a bit | cold | for you you just liked |
| bed oh yeah it was | cold | in some of those places |
| was really sunny in a | cold | kind of wintry way an |
| was on like see the | cold | meat aisle i thought it |
| woman asked me where the | cold | meat was and i m1048: |
| it was chickenpox or a | cold | mmhm m1008: mmhm yeah m1055: |
| there he says it was | cold | most of the time and |
| millicent s mother was a | cold | old trout gave her a |
| fact it was not especially | cold | only a sharp contrast to |
| early start it was often | cold | silverside of beef spread with |
| to set this was eaten | cold | slice by slice during the |
| sange froid my blood ran | cold | there was evidence and no |
| of surfaces it was a | cold | uncertain isolate existence lived besides |
| anyone stepping in from the | cold | wet flagstones outside was the |
| it was more commonly eaten | cold | ye couldna keep the jars |
| home if it was really | cold | ye know that s aaright |
| an if it was really | cold | ye used tae either buff |
| associated wi bein in the | cold | f1043: well i just had |
| england [inaudible] ehm what aboot | cold | m1010: just just just cauld |
| just say i m feeling | cold | or and if it s |
| summer but it wasn t | cold | we just had no sunshine |
| short of paralysed with the | cold | but i must have nodded |
| sympathise with her having a | cold | but i suspect that in |
| strict old men with one | cold | coin suns may sink and |
| appeared with dishes of stone | cold | congealed fried eggs this unhelpfulness |
| fold cream into mixture when | cold | decorate with choc sultana cake |
| up dirty closes and in | cold | empty houses with girls i |
| with them it is most | cold | i doubt if they will |
| hare s ears quiver with | cold | in spider shrouds the moist |
| laid new fires knelt on | cold | linoleum lobbies with tins of |
| with clenched buttocks and a | cold | she may well be a |
| food cheese again roast beef | cold | various salads along with champagne |
| prey to my second soviet | cold | and then around 4am on |
| daddy lyin alone in the | cold | church then ah stood and |
| layer of jam and then | cold | custard on f718: [inaudible] m1078: |
| could o been cheese or | cold | meat and then f637: tomat- |
| then sometimes you would get | cold | meat for dinner i ll |
| then placing it on the | cold | stone floor to cool for |
| worried but forget in work | cold | 22 saturday wake early coll |
| a knife like that in | cold | blood sadie sensible but nae |
| f807: [cough] mmhm no f806: | cold | but apparently they have two |
| everyone remembers it not exactly | cold | but cloudy and damp it |
| to dockyard church it is | cold | but father cuts out the |
| word but it s not | cold | eh we used tae speak |
| f1104: nae fann it s | cold | f1103: no but we ll |
| but fresh wind a little | cold | for bathing 7 wednesday to |
| but i m feeling the | cold | now and my nose is |
| now has a streaming head | cold | and is feeling low we |
| i fumbled for the now | cold | cup of tea deposited some |
| dad has been nursing a | cold | for a few days now |
| now the bizarre fuar tholl | cold | hollow while the munro now |
| now jet black in the | cold | light before i can say |
| gawn stane alane cweel for | cold | now appears to be obsolete |
| m suffering from a summer | cold | there s a lot of |
| people were living in damp | cold | houses and could not afford |
| not going back to the | cold | north when you could stay |
| at some station and the | cold | one removed you could heat |
| freezin or it s bitter | cold | outside or you could say |
| we were led into the | cold | for an audio visual show |
| tumbled back out into the | cold | sunlight of the main street |
| chaperoned by flotsam into a | cold | wedding coastlines were abattoirs passports |
| mmhm m1096: [laugh] like really | cold | f1095: are they m1096: aye |
| is a dish best served | cold | f606: [audience laugh] [laugh] yeah well |
| scotland it s quite often | cold | [inaudible] [laugh] m941: [inaudible] it |
| in there [laugh] what aboot | cold | the opposite o that f1144: |
| no [inaudible] no this feels | cold | f1105: hmm m1106: mum change |
| about the beaches [inaudible] kinda | cold | f1136: [note: nearly a minute's silence] f1135: oh [censored: forename] |
| remember a summer like it | cold | and wet in may a |
| it you micht catch a | cold | beaumont comes in looking for |
| it would be done in | cold | blood as as a rule |
| f1135: it s a bit | cold | for that today oh there |
| and cake first they had | cold | fowl and it took a |
| this urban waste it s | cold | i pull my jacket close |
| here f1093: no it s | cold | in here m1094: [whimper] f1093: |
| death it postpones death the | cold | is biting me in my |
| on record and while not | cold | it has certainly been lacking |
| up in the blankets the | cold | of the year for it |
| m1094: [whimper] f1093: it s | cold | outside tonight isn t it |
| to gordys well for a | cold | refreshing drink i might say |
| feel defenceless as well as | cold | the rest of the operation |
| sleep if you exact this | cold | drawn cruelty this monstrous callous |
| of the place catches a | cold | if not the flu bp |
| gladstone said if you are | cold | tea will warm you if |
| front wall in afternoon get | cold | in gums have to retire |
| let alone get a bit | cold | meat weel aabody kens fit |
| neighbour a bit of a | cold | fish stiff and unbending as |
| its own had turned bloody | cold | and bold bad experienced fiona |
| and warmed milk others had | cold | or warmed milk or milk |
| inside from the c c | cold | and unpeel all the layers |
| is offering him half a | cold | chip from the pocket in |
| shoulder i come from a | cold | country even our rose is |
| a cow shredded and eaten | cold | in a jelly made from |
| hook i hung from the | cold | receiver heavy news dripped grief |
| a boulder give him the | cold | shoulder i come from a |
| mistletoe spots bo halitosis and | cold | sores save us from lotharios |
| from pen to typewriter helped | cold | steel seemed to place a |
| sliver of light from a | cold | sunset and watched you fall |
| took you in from the | cold | wind shall not rot you |
| in a herb sauce served | cold | and bananas flambéd in vodka |
| for lunch at mti a | cold | brown breadcrumbed sausage and potatoes |
| implants a thrush enjoying a | cold | collation of red thai chicken |
| offered her a handful of | cold | dead fish the planter james |
| patrick spens is pacing a | cold | deserted shore my own favourite |
| seat f1126: need a seat | cold | f1125: are we tired after |
| prints left behind by a | cold | hare after the frost has |
| is a turnip caal is | cold | haun is hand quine is |
| that i have a heavy | cold | i will try to plough |
| a thundering lorry hit me | cold | in the crutch and the |
| worship your ancestors in the | cold | light of your poems a |
| all runnin roon in the | cold | m642: have a listen tae |
| bric a brac of bones | cold | operating tables dripping red bruises |
| is a twin caal is | cold | or unfeeling bogle is a |
| squirt to soothe a streaming | cold | orange is a tease not |
| scuds along on sturdy wings | cold | pond s a puckered mouth |
| neo nazi i concluded a | cold | queried sandra the fisherman s |
| the mother s response a | cold | refusal even to question existing |
| that as this is a | cold | room ladies and gentlemen can |
| as this is a rather | cold | room we will have a |
| ghost the death rattle a | cold | spring the buds in the |
| tied round your neck a | cold | steeping your feet in a |
| before midday at a small | cold | town called riihimäki sitting on |
| in a wee drop more | cold | [water running] are these ducks going |
| can be kind in its | cold | way like a social worker |
| 20 monday east wind not | cold | cloudy 25 saturday to meet |
| the place not going anywhere | cold | crows and stone grey skies |
| not make progress because of | cold | war tensions however atrocities and |
| are not built for the | cold | which comes draughts find passages |
| scots rose lay stiff and | cold | be t foul or fair |
| month ago i went total | cold | turkey haven t even bought |
| an jean s aye peein | cold | comfort yon wee sandy at |
| foot as though he s | cold | despite the sun his smoking |
| s kames s and the | cold | hard stares of others such |
| stipe there s nothing evasive | cold | or difficult about him today |
| the shelter in the growing | cold | and darkness watching the rain |
| lies like ash in two | cold | arms two deaths on the |
| captured comrades were shot in | cold | blood five were sentenced to |
| lamb in the field its | cold | caw spelt out needs that |
| mark in squares before quite | cold | cheap tablet 2 lbs sugar |
| coughing men shuffling in the | cold | collars turned up to their |
| butter in pan chop up | cold | cooked potatoes and sauté for |
| in the centre of the | cold | current the sky is grey |
| scottish households of living in | cold | damp homes versus warm dry |
| my cupped ear five hours | cold | in his bed my father |
| lass happily strolling in the | cold | kilted lad girl in trousers |
| fat flame shivers in the | cold | like cherry sprays of ink |
| the neighbours in the recent | cold | spell over in the hostal |
| can take to assist alpine | cold | stores ltd in upgrading the |
| sixties probably when in the | cold | war years when there weren |
| to run about in the | cold | you know first thing in |
| you are giving me the | cold | stare presiding officer i will |
| own likes and stuck to | cold | milk pudding when available they |
| sun dappled sea terrace grows | cold | and fiddle is restless to |
| she is undemonstrative and appears | cold | hearted georgie sister of chrissie |
| where i am immobile the | cold | is reaching me i should |
| yur auld brother blue wi | cold | white wi starvation grey wi |
| only one blanket and feeling | cold | despite the stifling heat i |
| predatory cat i imagined the | cold | emptiness of the house itself |
| chilly i would have for | cold | m1008: aye nippy m1007: nippy |
| time came to brave the | cold | and assault the kremlin we |
| crisp new minted moon shines | cold | and certain storm clouds shatter |
| jostle where tide rushes forward | cold | and coffin grey seagulls and |
| of trodden clay damp and | cold | at this time of year |
| the hills cast against the | cold | face of the moon and |
| as measles and the common | cold | oilman apocalyptic asses rear and |
| and braced himself against the | cold | steel rail of the escape |
| painted or carved snow rather | cold | great treat our free theatre |
| cast her mother as the | cold | one the inferior half of |
| tonight 7 thursday have bad | cold | to bed early rain all |
| found history as exciting as | cold | porridge trudging round lichen encrusted |
| oot to drive out caal | cold | caap wooden bowl caddled of |
| 1971 he gives caul for | cold | fa wha for who fat |
| breaking furnishings an additional hazard | cold | violent seasickness among many passengers |
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