gate
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| wid is would yett is | gate | ging fidgin is get restless |
| or clearance yett is a | gate | or door smaa bit bleeze |
| yestrein adv yesterday yett n | gate | yill n ale yin n |
| yeir a your yett n | gate | yill n ale yin pron |
| earls yestrein last evening yett | gate | yird earth yirdit buried yit |
| yestrein adv yesterday yett n | gate | yird n earth yung a |
| gaed ower agane the gray | gate | at tammas an john tuik |
| made up he tuik the | gate | back to the mains for |
| gear an they tuik the | gate | for the five bunker hills |
| pownie an they tuik the | gate | for the stentsaucht road shi |
| glore hill an tuik the | gate | for the stewartrie o stentsaucht |
| owre his shouther tuik the | gate | for the wastlin mairches an |
| birled roun an tuik thair | gate | fur hame it wes nou |
| supper quarto wang tuik the | gate | smairtlie an at the strenth |
| than the twasum tuik the | gate | ti tornes wi hie herts |
| dochter an he tuik the | gate | wi the lord clerk bletherin |
| your feet ran to the | gate | and shut it as if |
| as the policeman shut the | gate | behind her she tapped his |
| m1108: these didna shut the | gate | f1107: no they re bad |
| and somebody should shut the | gate | f1107: that s right m1108: |
| leaned out shut that bluidy | gate | he yelled you jumped to |
| somebody shu- didna shut the | gate | m1108: no f1107: no m1108: |
| and i see our garden | gate | and remember all those things |
| runs in through the garden | gate | johnny uncle harry i ve |
| plough through the small garden | gate | maybe they hitched the plough |
| propped up at their garden | gate | nom and the others then |
| the garden through a locked | gate | system local discussions are still |
| is out of the garden | gate | which someone has left open |
| they sclimmt ower the field | gate | ah think there s fower |
| high hedge with a field | gate | in it you switched off |
| seemed as if every field | gate | on the road was open |
| decided to look over that | gate | the field was enormous and |
| through a field and the | gate | to it was at the |
| 20 grp iv social park | gate | agm rcs choir saturday 22 |
| for a lark from the | gate | at queen s park up |
| a quiet day to park | gate | evening not bad 29 monday |
| evening wednesday 23 choir park | gate | good practise only one section |
| its deer park and its | gate | lodge the village of course |
| lane 26 sunday to park | gate | not bad 29 wednesday sweating |
| at ye know at the | gate | o the car park an |
| that park somebody leave the | gate | open f1116: i know [inaudible] |
| f1116: look look at the | gate | f1115: but there s nae |
| f1116: they re on the | gate | f1115: how did they get |
| but there s nae a | gate | there f1116: oh f1115: fitt |
| gin it cuidna tak anither | gate | aa this wis formin in |
| ll never beaumont tak the | gate | again johnny aye i promise |
| lu da better tak dis | gate | an be dune wi t |
| wis time tae tak the | gate | for hame he d been |
| glore port ti tak the | gate | for the sheriffdom o stentsaucht |
| his heid tae tak anither | gate | on the wey tae the |
| ower late tae tak anither | gate | oot o his wey sae |
| the beasties wuid tak thair | gate | suin s thare wesna onie |
| a bigger space inside e | gate | tae let ye tak aff |
| the slabs st macbar s | gate | evening july confetti has drifted |
| they for not shutting the | gate | m1108: aye f1107: uh huh |
| m1108: aye she left the | gate | open f1107: ah i see |
| car and went to the | gate | again emptiness i opened the |
| och weel i opened the | gate | gaed him a shout an |
| again emptiness i opened the | gate | went back to your car |
| thought as i left the | gate | open behind me well i |
| door open almost simultaneously the | gate | squeaked again and i knew |
| would run to open the | gate | to save anyone getting down |
| geordie airtit the crack anither | gate | your wullie cuidnae hiv been |
| flooers an strolled till e | gate | a car door slammed somewye |
| a car parked by the | gate | with its sidelights on she |
| pulled him through the other | gate | and he appeared in front |
| my daddy opening the front | gate | at last we hear him |
| the street outside the front | gate | he was standing in the |
| we went through a twin | gate | cause it was a split |
| now we went through the | gate | i mean i just you |
| house and disappears through the | gate | in the privet hedge andy |
| let ye in through the | gate | it jist keeps on growin |
| drove back out through the | gate | there you were sitting all |
| of me going through the | gate | with the time above my |
| cause it was a split | gate | got our m608: mm m642: |
| saville in the the finish | gate | [?]i am[/?] m608: [laugh] m642: oh |
| that road and in the | gate | m642: eh m608: aye f643: |
| the road and in the | gate | m642: so see what i |
| driveway of his house where | gate | and garage door providing handy |
| and carries him past our | gate | his face is purple and |
| instead past mrs linkletter s | gate | if mummy doesn t catch |
| he wanders past fiona s | gate | she comes out he stops |
| right there s a finish | gate | to the left as we |
| went round there was a | gate | that that thingmibob but the |
| on the green timmer gairden | gate | she wis clatterin ower the |
| lea him ti his ain | gate | a wadna ken hou muckle |
| tryve housomdevir we tint wir | gate | an socht ti aip kintraes |
| ti steir up the haill | gate | en aabodie wondert about it |
| gangs contrair ti the gainest | gate | sae luve an your ain |
| wissed ti be on the | gate | ti embro he gied douglas |
| semed ti be takkin the | gate | ti the kirk an the |
| aal fail dyke at a | gate | an geed on intill e |
| at likit throwe e widden | gate | at opent ontill e dark |
| plots an jist inside e | gate | ere wis lyin a young |
| we won till e playgreen | gate | i winna say bit fit |
| e yard ere wis a | gate | intill e riv made o |
| hare but badger reached the | gate | alangside him an they had |
| set an angel on the | gate | an gied him thae instructions |
| for him at the school | gate | fiona is nowhere to be |
| him throw the fermhoose gairden | gate | like a bun shaif did |
| f1135: right go in the | gate | f1136: we re going in |
| we re going in the | gate | we re going in [exhale] |
| waggin fur you at the | gate | a dug will be faithful |
| a halt at greg s | gate | aware that debt collectors usually |
| also remove old tree at | gate | by hand 30 monday we |
| fate s whistling at the | gate | can t take a laptop |
| a ram bleats at a | gate | down a thin wire helen |
| me at a fand ma | gate | inti airchietectur tho ma rale |
| dare to look at that | gate | or even the hedge a |
| inglish at sein ane eith | gate | out the myre eigged up |
| aye find guardin at the | gate | sae that wis eve an |
| mctoonie at the fermer s | gate | said losh yer yaird s |
| a jalousie at mebbies the | gate | tae the auld hoscote ferm |
| to children at the school | gate | that idea is admirable but |
| and positioned us at the | gate | then they invited us to |
| tea room at the east | gate | to take ladies to the |
| s standing at the school | gate | with a gang of other |
| cause they didna lock the | gate | i just walked out of |
| just walked out of the | gate | erm and i never actually |
| we ll go out the | gate | then will we f1136: [noise of wind] |
| ony leid is the only | gate | tae a bigger vocabular but |
| lanesum bi blawearie rins the | gate | tae borth icksheils whitslade s |
| wey throu eddication on the | gate | tae professionalism they got better |
| and turned richt afore the | gate | tae pye their respecks tae |
| the heid o the waitter | gate | tae the mairch atween roxburghshire |
| fae the herbour takin the | gate | tae the treds fowk s |
| his mark an oot yon | gate | like a whuppet oot a |
| aboot her bein oot that | gate | well i took aw the |
| speirin an speirin about our | gate | en yonder they ll be |
| mm no it s a | gate | they canna get in is |
| take ladies to the west | gate | 5 christmas events for younger |
| then the clank of openin | gate | and hurlie plank up off |
| it up to the manse | gate | for her once she had |
| ee gan up the waitter | gate | fornenst meadshaw herd s hoose |
| up the peth on hiz | gate | hamewart frae the ruggirbaw gemm |
| the herd appent the sluice | gate | is hei leukit his hirsel |
| john aye gangs mither s | gate | tho a dinna wyte m |
| are not happy with the | gate | and that incorrect scaffolding is |
| a fence with a small | gate | beyond the fence is a |
| she wasn t opening the | gate | but noting from the window |
| path i hear the huge | gate | click i bolt for the |
| special favours when the sea | gate | crashes the party acts of |
| elena s assembled flock the | gate | creaks and squeaks as i |
| socio economics o the waitter | gate | doon throwe the generations the |
| on a bink about hauf | gate | doun the sklent whan a |
| the 1960s the gears were | gate | gears each change of gear |
| i m herded towards the | gate | grampa i wanna go with |
| frae the chop on hir | gate | hamelins warst o aw wes |
| an thocht lang on whitna | gate | he cuid escheve the lowsin |
| the praisent day hoscote ludge | gate | hoose is biggit anenst the |
| [censored: forename] s dragon in the | gate | is a large and formidable |
| he waited near the churchyard | gate | just far enough away to |
| howanever life lowps alang the | gate | o time an fowk alang |
| curtain scene vi before the | gate | of dunsinane castle enter malcolm |
| intend to instal a hinged | gate | on the pavement so that |
| bot the r a mid | gate | pit the auld weys o |
| on the top of a | gate | post playing the chanter or |
| s the the railings the | gate | s blue and the railings |
| eh couple came in the | gate | screamin and shoutin and hammerin |
| mother wastes time shutting the | gate | so that andy is well |
| soon return the wrought iron | gate | squeaked as i entered the |
| could not mend the particular | gate | that had been breached but |
| gaun alang the kingsway thon | gate | that skirts the northern mairches |
| spanged a burn the main | gate | throu the clachan o gaitsgill |
| to the wall beyond the | gate | to the other side of |
| and there s a finish | gate | to the right there s |
| as it says over the | gate | you seem to be the |
| an set aff on hir | gate | wi rydein geir mountit on |
| a giant gleg gabriel s | gate | a large gold tick cleopatra |
| f1103: a gate f1104: a | gate | and fitt s that on |
| a and a f1103: a | gate | f1104: a gate and fitt |
| a halt by dod s | gate | i ll be doon in |
| yeah uh huh a creakin | gate | mmhm f1143: mmhm towtie f1054: |
| cooerin yowies bleat a broken | gate | s a burn in spate |
| pit mars i tammas s | gate | than tammas fand a nyow |
| it was entered by a | gate | thereby setting it apart from |
| s narrative perspective sclithers this | gate | and that and he plays |
| in here f1121: no that | gate | s locked f1122: why why |
| notes with concern that farm | gate | price for milk has fallen |
| with language study [inaudible] fowk | gate | word buik word form you |
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