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| hornets were hiding amongst the | grass | amongst the grass some hornets |
| hornets were hiding amongst the | grass | ee aw ee aw eeaw |
| amongst the grass amongst the | grass | some hornets were hiding amongst |
| peaty mud stringy bits of | grass | and your own long ginger |
| three donkeys crop the cropped | grass | into mud nine rabbit families |
| slimy mud with bits of | grass | sticking out like sparse hair |
| side to nest in the | grass | amongst the fern new buds |
| or barley under sown with | grass | 5 7 grass [note: photo: 'bothy billies at arbuthnott home farm in 1921.] you |
| ken fitt that is m1092: | grass | f1091: grass [laugh] it s |
| like to eat [toy says 'well done'] f1122: | grass | f1121: grass well done darling |
| that is m1092: grass f1091: | grass | [laugh] it s lettuce m1092: |
| sown with grass 5 7 | grass | [note: photo: 'bothy billies at arbuthnott home farm in 1921.] you were not allowed |
| eat [toy says 'well done'] f1122: grass f1121: | grass | well done darling [toy says 'excellent'] right |
| greit v weep gress n | grass | gret a great growe v |
| greit v weep gress n | grass | growe v grow growne v |
| gresp v grasp gress n | grass | growe v grow grund n |
| got in his mouth f1122: | grass | f1121: he s been eating |
| f1145: there s wiser eating | grass | f1143: uh huh that s |
| but there s wiser eating | grass | f1144: oot for the day |
| was there s wiser eating | grass | which i [laugh] m1007: [laugh] |
| he s been eating the | grass | wow f1122: he s got |
| middle class shame about the | grass | don t grow much with |
| growfie shower ken when the | grass | is just startin to grow |
| if he walked through wet | grass | and even more so when |
| out soaking wet on the | grass | in the sun and re |
| the shadows cross the wet | grass | like clouds here flowers of |
| that you could put some | grass | and flowers cause you can |
| expended first in cutting the | grass | and planting flowers on the |
| my grandson always cut the | grass | but well he s workin |
| to go an cut his | grass | f890: yeah i know i |
| in there f1135: no the | grass | is needing cut new weeds |
| weel i never cut ony | grass | on my hands and knees |
| reseeded the area cut the | grass | on two occasions to see |
| the night the new cut | grass | sniffed at the breeze and |
| s wanting to cut the | grass | tarmac the loo or collect |
| this bessie stubbornly it was | grass | then we used to cut |
| [note: photo: 'steam engine used for pulling threshing mill and bothy pre 1940.'] [note: photo: 'a horse drawn threshing mill.'] [note: photo: '1945 and an early combine harvester at the home farm.'] [note: photo: 'cart load of hay in the 1920s.'] hay | grass | was cut and left to |
| in silence parting long green | grass | a bird sings in a |
| in silence parting long green | grass | a leaping trout hangs like |
| f1089: mmhm m1090: and the | grass | be green f1089: and the |
| of the dreary scene dull | grass | dull green bracken grey rocks |
| green [inaudible] f1121: green for | grass | f1122: how about every [inaudible] |
| rock terracotta and gold the | grass | green tinged with gold bushes |
| by the fact that the | grass | hadn t got green again |
| be green f1089: and the | grass | is green aye m1090: whoa |
| washing was put on the | grass | on the green to bleach |
| right f1136: him mowing the | grass | f1135: can you smell that |
| i not go on the | grass | f1135: that s nice and |
| f1135: [inaudible] low in the | grass | f1136: mmhm push that bike |
| f1135: can you smell that | grass | look it s all been |
| what ye smell is frying | grass | island clan ma pal angus |
| old grey donkey cropped the | grass | slowly with yellow teeth then |
| grey scalp show through coarse | grass | tangles in deadlocks at the |
| things noo we never had | grass | here bessie we did i |
| bessie the backie was a | grass | then gladys i dinna min |
| an wee bits ay dried | grass | an now it s blazin |
| rowan trees fother is fodder | grass | is used in the original |
| open spaces and stuff like | grass | m818: mm m819: trees and |
| leaves are laminated to the | grass | stripped bare black dripping trees |
| mound lying winded on the | grass | extending his long arms hamblin |
| m going in the long | grass | f1121: mmhm dinna go in |
| see it in the long | grass | f1122: aye i can see |
| of rich buildings neglected long | grass | grew unkempt between the cathedrals |
| to lie in the long | grass | in meadows to feel the |
| this f1121: no too long | grass | in there f1122: why why |
| there can you f1121: the | grass | is too long i can |
| o rubbish an long chokin | grass | one wee tree all alone |
| fireflies flashing in the long | grass | pretty but i was almost |
| caddy lambs tae eat her | grass | for her for her ga- |
| road that snake in the | grass | of a road the road |
| calobra that snake in the | grass | road the road to hell |
| the road under the spidery | grass | tempus fugit ii foxglove hings |
| road on to a wide | grass | verge near a high hedge |
| that softie there m1092: and | grass | [child noises] f1091: sauce m1092: [child noises] |
| munching the lush carpet of | grass | and sorrel at my feet |
| a thrush hops through the | grass | on twigs of feet the |
| on twigs of feet the | grass | parts and shuts two emerald |
| anklebiter high noon in thundery | grass | aphrodite s anklebiter cupid has |
| in the high wood the | grass | closes my footsteps disappear oak |
| curved iron tines if the | grass | stubble was too high or |
| and stear tail upright sea | grass | beds at base of ocean |
| that wrapped in despite rock | grass | flesh sea thrift and sea |
| walking through heather and tussocky | grass | as i toiled to keep |
| leaves are laminated to the | grass | the machar bell clangs through |
| botanics slates step through the | grass | the roof has fallen the |
| all like lying on the | grass | and they ve got their |
| like that would be a | grass | but that s just richard |
| like a silver scythe the | grass | closes my footsteps disappear sidmooth |
| residents do not like gardening | grass | cutting etc then there is |
| for larry butler like a | grass | hopper arching his limbs in |
| word is merely like withering | grass | like a fading flower like |
| they were they were just | grass | like aye that s right |
| service poo pods pepper the | grass | like libyan raisins our cat |
| like much you won t | grass | on me will you i |
| dew forms on nibs of | grass | somebody s pussycat sits like |
| the hot air the cool | grass | sucks the river up like |
| into a small strip of | grass | that bounded it like a |
| like this patch o wizent | grass | the gairdner maun think it |
| take all tourists here the | grass | was shorn like a windsor |
| going away f1111: this is | grass | f1112: why s not going |
| pastures new or out to | grass | and whether assured of success |
| there we sat on the | grass | and were liberally bitten by |
| the stalls were on open | grass | teas outside in the gardens |
| they were and on whose | grass | they were grazing or in |
| dae we no fertilise the | grass | the wee bird and the |
| i m gaun on the | grass | f1097: aye m1098: go f1097: |
| get me out of the | grass | canna see myself canna see |
| we can see areas of | grass | for the first time in |
| centre the watcher in the | grass | some say that death is |
| mask the tae you say | grass | we say girse you say |
| notice damage to cereal and | grass | crops although occasionally it can |
| be very eager naiter girs | grass | growing wild near begyaan miserly |
| by the bervie so the | grass | round it was very rough |
| which affected only horses was | grass | sickness they took ill very |
| game of football on the | grass | as well thomas the oldest |
| cup well fly storm benediction | grass | shout shadow whisper elementary mr |
| nettles sun slips from the | grass | a disc on fire a |
| and sat down on the | grass | after a minute or so |
| micht but lookin on the | grass | below ah saw an unco |
| the congregation seated on the | grass | below the surrendered land became |
| legs they lie on the | grass | both lad and lass a |
| on the pitch wishing the | grass | could swallow him up even |
| on a gentle slope of | grass | half way to the summit |
| look fall down on the | grass | oh that s nice bells |
| cctv this moving barrel of | grass | on hairy legs this horse |
| little at least on the | grass | verges beside the wide pavements |
| lassy jinking about on the | grass | wi johnny aye deana ye |
| a tuft or two of | grass | and shout kelpie kelpie herrie |
| the bear he crooned whisperin | grass | an all fo a sudden |
| rump is gentle the eye | grass | cattle strollers birds all share |
| raising capacity including all their | grass | for grazing or conservation as |
| at this time of year | grass | f889: aye f890: grows quickly |
| braked hard swerved into the | grass | wild elephant he s seen |
| machine for sowing grain or | grass | seed it was worked by |
| but ian was cuttin the | grass | an hadnae heard the phone |
| was that she sheared the | grass | at the roadsides to give |
| up a storm now the | grass | outside the hotel was water |
| land after seed was sown | grass | seed barrow was pulled behind |
| he the watcher in the | grass | of my mortality the send |
| such a snake in the | grass | a slippery toad a wolf |
| m1098: not me in the | grass | again want to take it |
| dropped oot onto the the | grass | an i m no jokin |
| the earth of weeds sorrel | grass | and lady s mantle their |
| would burn the moss and | grass | around to be able to |
| toad lollops across the milky | grass | arse studded with khaki warts |
| of sorrel a skirt of | grass | borders the buildings in a |
| its neighbour white hill pale | grass | covered the west kip photos |
| his garden yesterday cuttin the | grass | f890: yes f889: an he |
| the short walk to the | grass | in a warm winter grief |
| a tiny daisy in the | grass | in twenty minutes it has |
| at whose touch the dun | grass | is revived and the white |
| replace the granite chips with | grass | leslie s father died in |
| of the few wisps of | grass | lingering in the children s |
| good to sit in the | grass | of an old pasture watching |
| ghostly fields of trembling ruined | grass | office we re the ghaisties |
| thousand petals raging across the | grass | persley walled garden opened 1997 |
| so that the tufts of | grass | produced by the dunging of |
| financial loss the cause of | grass | sickness and a cure for |
| she stank of stale wine | grass | stains the baxter s tom |
| in a field of dead | grass | the door swung shut behind |
| do not walk upon the | grass | the potting shed is dark |
| hafflin lambs thegither crappt the | grass | wi ne er a thocht |
| stoppered with tar and foam | grass | lay waving its knickers jolly |
| sunday 2 quiet day treat | grass | with velvetone monday 3 walking |
| just told me not to | grass | i grumbled and anyway who |
| fire a ewe is grazing | grass | beneath an oak a fly |
| tombstones paper horseshoes gallop over | grass | cathedral cross is a crow |
| is a pebble girse is | grass | mowdie is a mole aneth |
| she wants that blade of | grass | cried grannie island in a |
| glistening clods ready for spring | grass | planting they drive saloon cars |
| run to little more than | grass | and a few bushes so |
| painted sned and a wire | grass | hook linking sned and blade |
| a perfect circle of discoloured | grass | torn posters swaws rattlin owre |
| of soggy waste such as | grass | clippings and kitchen waste plus |
| and one f606: yeah m845: | grass | pitch for rugby f606: uh |
| how legislation would impact at | grass | roots level other voluntary organisations |
| 6th shift rotation year 1 | grass | for hay 2 corn 3 |
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