harry
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| ye f1101: you ve watched | harry | potter a hundred times f1102: |
| british edition even the title | harry | potter and the philosopher s |
| the philosopher s stone becomes | harry | potter and the sorcerer s |
| f1102: and i havenae seen | harry | potter at hame afore f1101: |
| f1102: i ve nae seen | harry | potter at wir hoose afore |
| children who are maybe reading | harry | potter before they 'v- were |
| like the guy who plays | harry | potter i think he s |
| i ve seen nae seen | harry | potter [inaudible] hiv we hiv |
| dragon m1090: um f1089: in | harry | potter [pages turning] who had a |
| find this today in the | harry | potter series the american edition |
| f958: i went to see | harry | potter today m959: i haven |
| no scunnersome yeuch beaumont scunnersome | harry | aye outland folk taking our |
| harry yeuch lilian and empty | harry | empty well i mean to |
| house door johnny uncle uncle | harry | harry yeuch is that you |
| hanging about here saying yeuch | harry | i do not hang about |
| do you mean to say | harry | i mean to say yeuch |
| what s yeuch about it | harry | nothing i said hm lilian |
| me can it really be | harry | weel yeuch mrs beaumont lilian |
| door johnny uncle uncle harry | harry | yeuch is that you what |
| heed i say never heed | harry | yeuch jack and deana enter |
| hands lilian paws clarty paws | harry | yeuch lilian and empty harry |
| have something to look at | harry | yeuch lilian that is once |
| are part of your family | harry | yeuch lilian what s yeuch |
| a pig on that boat | harry | yeuch yeuch lilian yeuch why |
| then you ll find out | harry | yeuch yeuch mrs beaumont you |
| his hands over his ears | harry | yeuch yeuch yeuch rowland i |
| nothing but our bare paws | harry | hands lilian paws clarty paws |
| i ll fight redskins yet | harry | ach havers a wee dottie |
| grief afore all s done | harry | och havers a wee ploy |
| uncle john and aunt lilian | harry | what havers mrs beaumont you |
| havers is this mrs beaumont | harry | you re not to say |
| betty through the house door | harry | betty betty betty enters betty |
| in from outside greatly disturbed | harry | but this is beyond betty |
| lilian betty martha deana and | harry | come in mrs beaumont mr |
| enter harry through the garden | harry | morning betty morning james mrs |
| foreman caird beaumont s clerk | harry | thomson betty s cousin johnny |
| enters betty whit is it | harry | you re needing to gae |
| the morn you ll see | harry | daftie harry goes out through |
| you ll see harry daftie | harry | goes out through the garden |
| chased by a walrus uncle | harry | harry i dreamt it ye |
| it s no possible enter | harry | harry morning james weel congratulations |
| like that into his head | harry | harry tuts a fine generation |
| it s not loaded uncle | harry | harry you never know it |
| james harry thomson hurries back | harry | i canny find him he |
| by a walrus uncle harry | harry | i dreamt it ye wee |
| harry whit are ye saying | harry | i m no saying anything |
| enters from outside lilian hullo | harry | leaving on my account harry |
| s no possible enter harry | harry | morning james weel congratulations on |
| harry leaving on my account | harry | not at all not at |
| for a thing lilian james | harry | thomson hurries back harry i |
| a good omen anyway enter | harry | through the garden harry morning |
| that into his head harry | harry | tuts a fine generation of |
| cling to life mrs beaumont | harry | whit are ye saying harry |
| s not loaded uncle harry | harry | you never know it could |
| you hae to tell me | harry | aye weel johnny s taken |
| into the garden johnny uncle | harry | dae ye ken whit uncle |
| the room johnny shh uncle | harry | hae you heard the news |
| the garden gate johnny uncle | harry | i ve been down seeing |
| beaumont johnny s wi them | harry | oh aye he wid be |
| johnny i wish i could | harry | there s some point in |
| a circus johnny me too | harry | you wee eedjit circus horses |
| mrs beaumont they canny be | harry | can they no lilian had |
| martha goodbye jack she exits | harry | goad be here lilian to |
| and there was the reverend | harry | he s the dominie lilian |
| that ran away from home | harry | hm jack lilian that s |
| would you credit it uncle | harry | there s a whole circus |
| of it beaumont whit rumour | harry | all the buying up of |
| beaumont there james you see | harry | aye weel he s gien |
| commerce yestreen beaumont aye aye | harry | aye you bore the gree |
| beaumont it s all right | harry | come away in you re |
| beaumont no whit is it | harry | he s got wind o |
| gaithered cousin beaumont weel gaithered | harry | his very word of course |
| whit s adae wi you | harry | i daurnae tell you beaumont |
| mrs beaumont who s bawling | harry | i dinny ken who it |
| mrs beaumont happen about what | harry | james has called a meeting |
| wi the pilot mr beaumont | harry | no no he s left |
| james mrs beaumont good morning | harry | oh i see you ve |
| meeting mrs beaumont what for | harry | oh it s all this |
| him to see mr beaumont | harry | oh michael welland the one |
| the sight of the women | harry | oh sorry mrs beaumont it |
| full steam ahead mr thomson | harry | really mrs beaumont but james |
| sanderson follow arguing in undertones | harry | slips away beaumont mrs beaumont |
| of papers in his hand | harry | strolls in mrs beaumont hovers |
| beaumont whit do you mean | harry | that thae twa americans are |
| heard mrs beaumont heard what | harry | that the clack has started |
| re here now beaumont wha | harry | the twa americans wha s |
| the subscription list beaumont never | harry | ye think not whit dae |
| boy s head mr thomson | harry | no i daresay he s |
| let you ding me down | harry | thomson carrying an opened letter |
| mrs boyter no no not | harry | thomson he s her cousin |
| a fearsome scandal mrs laing | harry | thomson mixed up in a |
| tell you about the arrangements | harry | thomson s composed a sang |
| to have someone with him | harry | thomson smoking a cigar comes |
| mr thomson didn t they | harry | upstage i canny just bring |
| mick rowland clears his throat | harry | oh sorry mr rowland mrs |
| the kid mrs laing kid | harry | whit rowland well really mrs |
| title of rowland s book | harry | woman as the servant of |
| at the chamber o commerce | harry | enters from the garden crosses |
| and stands speaking to her | harry | is sitting outside smoking mrs |
| surely no weel the day | harry | no i m no mrs |
| this wee community at least | harry | here aye weel you ve |
| louns dinny gie a dottie | harry | weel it s a seaman |
| course and you as weel | harry | wi any luck they ll |
| by a clarinet and drum | harry | puts his hands over his |
| was this certain person saying | harry | just that he wants her |
| to him and mentioned that | harry | whit out there in the |
| sailing to america the morn | harry | whit s that to dae |
| ve no heard him richt | harry | ask him yoursel here they |
| hae you heard the news | harry | aye i ve heard you |
| by the sound of it | harry | of course of course as |
| a rumour is it no | harry | aye but a body credits |
| to do with any railway | harry | aye that s what i |
| re gaun an awfy length | harry | aye the minute there s |
| o them taking it up | harry | aye there is when i |
| s eh for awkward that | harry | aye used tae say it |
| you mean about the railway | harry | aye ye ll ken i |
| explain that george m1004: flash | harry | aye yeah yeah yeah f1006: |
| [laugh] aye m691: yeah sandshoe | harry | cause he wore a pair |
| are taking tent o it | harry | deed aye folk stopped in |
| is there word o that | harry | oh aye it s the |
| m1000: aye she didnae say | harry | or or my husband or |
| his hose m1000: aye m999: | harry | used tae d- dae that |
| gang to america wi him | harry | you ye wee skelf you |
| henry hi a no been | harry | aw ma days then a |
| well with its own implements | harry | ferguson eventually developed no fewer |
| you haven t read it | harry | no and i m not |
| us do you want something | harry | no i just thought i |
| you not sleep last night | harry | no i slept very badly |
| been awfy guid for you | harry | no it wisny i tossed |
| man are they here already | harry | no no i need to |
| [laugh] f1073: [laugh] f1074: until | harry | said that s enough no |
| when i m full grown | harry | ach awa you ve nae |
| lot that s certainly something | harry | used tae say f1053: what |
| are they daeing wi him | harry | birds o a feather i |
| you hae him others ah | harry | i kent it all the |
| women to concern themselves in | harry | so you re really planning |
| m999: here s a thing | harry | aa used tae ca he |
| you go to america yourself | harry | me in my poor state |
| am sincerely sorry for you | harry | what an admission i m |
| think o them like that | harry | you are an optimist right |
| branch line to this burgh | harry | oh that s a new |
| who s he acting for | harry | folk thought he was surely |
| [laugh] who was m691: sandshoe | harry | this guy was goin aboot |
| we stand or fa thegither | harry | fall what s about to |
| office sanderson and caird leave | harry | is about to follow when |
| minnie moose an bambi than | harry | crocodile i m a pass |
| a moose there is genteel | harry | hoolet suppin denner wi a |
| a moose there is genteel | harry | hoolet suppin denner wi a |
| their tails splay out flash | harry | s doing the palais glide |
| somethin like that [cough] when | harry | s faider had the croft |
| we bidit [inaudible] ehm [tut] | harry | s stepfaider and his faider |
| tak nae heed o that | harry | i doubt the last shot |
| middle of the market place | harry | well if i was trekking |
| was so nice and peaceful | harry | well speaking for myself i |
| it but i just did | harry | hippo m811: [laugh] f814: right |
| by every tom dick and | harry | in the ari i think |
| til the schuil it roberton | harry | the auldest i the faimlie |
| croix de guerre page 111 | harry | anderson lived at bankhead not |
| been treated by barbour and | harry | as burns acknowledged and perhaps |
| route has now been adopted | harry | but that isn t going |
| have said the latter that | harry | dundas had been born to |
| m811: [laugh] f814: right remember | harry | hippo from the bed things |
| it will touch this burgh | harry | we have come to an |
| without that kind of distraction | harry | it depends on your personality |
| the terrible memory o sandshoe | harry | apoch- apochrycal apocryphal tale f606: |
| chorers o cash an grab | harry | fae boxy wully fae tilly |
| banning hare coursing introduced by | harry | cohen mp is also due |
| better leave without further ado | harry | how anyone is to raise |
| be pleased to hear that | harry | secombe is able to lay |
| allison joined the wrens and | harry | anderson denhead was in the |
| university hospitals nhs trust to | harry | burns the director of public |
| constitutional convention david steel and | harry | ewing became the honorary joint |
| were reduced drastically in 1946 | harry | mckenzie on national service in |
| roddy mcarthur director of finance | harry | robertson chief executive 2 subordinate |
| barbour in the brus and | harry | the minstrel in wallace eese |
| the editorial staff consisted of | harry | watson and marace dareau volume |
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