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| of the pompous limousin shitting | himself | as he is throttled by |
| is the way that he | himself | spoke so in the limousin |
| urquhart seems to be parodying | himself | the limousin begins by speaking |
| limousin he s partly parodying | himself | there all- also some more |
| identify the limousin with urquhart | himself | urquhart like his fellow scots |
| of the pentateuch robertson smith | himself | had been quietly teaching his |
| says quietly as if to | himself | he uses both hands to |
| a bittie sings quietly to | himself | tarara boom di ay ah |
| it chebutykin sings quietly to | himself | tarara boom di ay ah |
| paper and sings quietly to | himself | tarara boom di ay ah |
| writing and accent of urquhart | himself | and the apostrophe to st |
| and as a word coiner | himself | urquhart would no doubt have |
| start that again jimmy warned | himself | aloud but it was tough |
| too busy scowling at jimmy | himself | bloody cup lost on aggregate |
| out for another jimmy forced | himself | not to think about these |
| sight of father patrick gorging | himself | on the scrapings of jimmy |
| as jimmy entered he allowed | himself | to relax a little could |
| deliver it jim pleased with | himself | ah weel i ve deen |
| scene looking very pleased with | himself | angelica you re lookin affa |
| nae bother ava pleased with | himself | i ve a drappie in |
| here dod very pleased with | himself | i ve got something for |
| he actually looks pleased with | himself | she says to herself getting |
| looked at weatherly and allowed | himself | the luxury of imagining that |
| s pensioners he then allowed | himself | to be dictated to by |
| march 1909 john davidson allowed | himself | to be gathered within the |
| lord hailes burns and scott | himself | by contrast many of the |
| lower than that of burns | himself | however as a result of |
| have been written by burns | himself | lady nairne s composed songs |
| also worth exploiting for burns | himself | loved the dance the plooman |
| also opportunity for music burns | himself | said of one of them |
| have been written by burns | himself | the traditional music scholar francis |
| known fact that herder had | himself | translated burns s poem john |
| to ramsay and fergusson burns | himself | was often self reductive in |
| century poet however whereas burns | himself | was transitional moving between the |
| turned off the television poured | himself | a large scotch and played |
| else suspected before he suspected | himself | even because he had turned |
| must have artists and turned | himself | into a regular little art |
| was turning into a spider | himself | m804: oh he turned in- |
| and other books ramon llull | himself | turned to scholarship and isolation |
| wishes against the father he | himself | became god beside or more |
| takes for his housekeepers and | himself | just ready to father another |
| father s death then dies | himself | mary stands apart showing grief |
| father who is a teacher | himself | says miss wood should be |
| same principles when he voted | himself | a 13 per cent pay |
| be in hiding he moved | himself | a foot or so away |
| following that he has set | himself | a great challenge as to |
| parents as he constructs for | himself | a language system which accords |
| alive the bullfighter carries within | himself | a sensation of immortality he |
| boy blankly and he repeated | himself | again yer streetchers fa in |
| and he responds by expanding | himself | ah m no shuir ah |
| that william ran the mill | himself | and after he had set |
| bundle he stops listening to | himself | and directs all his noise |
| he was a competent translator | himself | and he actively patronised translation |
| s a a law unto | himself | and he operates at one |
| been dreaming he refers to | himself | and his fellow actors as |
| bad dream he would pinch | himself | and it would go away |
| invite bill swann to introduce | himself | and the people whom he |
| he was later to adopt | himself | and to convict him in |
| like he had just crapped | himself | and was squirming in his |
| fraser type he said to | himself | approvingly no doubt she too |
| the son actually he sees | himself | as christ crucified the image |
| he stared as deep into | himself | as he could go he |
| macpherson but he did see | himself | as speaking for scotland and |
| dress troosers he wid introduce | himself | as the only entertainer on |
| the kingdom he often found | himself | at odds with american and |
| had a chance to scrub | himself | at the hotel he got |
| being thought snobby rowland fancies | himself | because he is educated speaks |
| he d aunt pol to | himself | bowie on the cd while |
| but he could not hear | himself | breathe he wondered vaguely if |
| forget it he still keeps | himself | busy with his union work |
| oh that s f1155: above | himself | but he s happy cause |
| finger and he muttered to | himself | but my ears are sharp |
| see he tries to run | himself | but soon gives up the |
| s day when he terrified | himself | by thinking that thomas the |
| f606: yeah m954: er he | himself | c- has you know polish |
| in scotland and he kept | himself | closely informed with cultural developments |
| when the woman he had | himself | commissioned found it too indecent |
| f1150: he s really dawkins | himself | compared to the root of |
| hay as he informs us | himself | completed his translation in the |
| what he could but he | himself | could not guarantee that anything |
| then and he still found | himself | desperate for such a memory |
| ye want tae he watched | himself | doing it very slowly he |
| how he would have enjoyed | himself | during the rest we are |
| peggy in here he promised | himself | examining wares that took him |
| know why he was licking | himself | f1124: mmhm f1123: t- well |
| i can see him stopping | himself | fiona he says beastie s |
| on helplessly as he distanced | himself | from her moping about the |
| he wriggled desperately to free | himself | from me and reach the |
| helpless but couldn t free | himself | from the trap he tried |
| by the time he made | himself | generalissimo i suspect they didn |
| john explained adding that he | himself | had coined the word teknosis |
| there tryin to do it | himself | he couldn t see over |
| brian iver need medical help | himself | he d need tae ken |
| maclaurin being an occasional poet | himself | he felt he should defend |
| he had to do it | himself | he had to personalise it |
| but my mate points to | himself | he s deid eighty two |
| s doing it all for | himself | he s empire building a |
| barber was an artist like | himself | he said and therefore took |
| nephew who likes gonnae crease | himself | he said managed to say |
| appearance of the incan emperor | himself | he stood on the old |
| was in a dream about | himself | he stood there in the |
| he gradually began to reconstruct | himself | he was an archduke ordering |
| great song collector all by | himself | he was an unpaid school |
| furthering our understanding of lawrence | himself | he wrote to her in |
| fishy every day he dragged | himself | home from the pub and |
| mountains he said diffidently seating | himself | i must have looked surprised |
| patriot bard and he sees | himself | in a long line of |
| and breathing deeply he pictured | himself | in an earlier life walking |
| he stood up he saw | himself | in the full length mirror |
| he started crying and wet | himself | it was like every thursday |
| he didn t know her | himself | john s son john and |
| chance to open the tin | himself | ma ma biccy he is |
| this point he could contain | himself | no longer this is absurd |
| and he could not perceive | himself | of how he would react |
| that he was conscious to | himself | of these abominations yet he |
| the times he had forced | himself | on her and she hated |
| enjoying the heat he stretches | himself | on the chair picks up |
| done it he s conned | himself | on to my page that |
| left unopened as he dosed | himself | on toddies that were mostly |
| where he sort of describes | himself | or people in his situation |
| he is trying to wrench | himself | out of her arms and |
| get it wearily he forces | himself | out of the chair and |
| seemingly scared shitless it was | himself | perhaps he went with the |
| law and copy it out | himself | physically well he had many |
| psychopath he can t stop | himself | presumably but somehow i got |
| away he literally did pinch | himself | quite hard but the two |
| die alone he wrestles with | himself | realising his importance in the |
| he is entitled to call | himself | right honourable i think that |
| help in dismay he turns | himself | round to go home by |
| this he moans he calms | himself | shona gae fesh jek ti |
| and kept pointing it at | himself | so he could tell us |
| superpowers so he would call | himself | spiderman m804: and what sort |
| yawned open and he found | himself | staring into the brass buckle |
| davidson he remarks who kills | himself | subdues the conqueror of kings |
| or maybe he said it | himself | tae champion pooer o neeps |
| away he tries to tell | himself | that he is really running |
| overnight sort of maturation process | himself | that he s he s |
| councillor before he could call | himself | that if he does not |
| shougil it aboot he steadies | himself | that s better ah l |
| for their sakes he consecrates | himself | that they too might be |
| mason he might be one | himself | the convener to clarify the |
| know how he justifies to | himself | the hundreds of thousands of |
| really a question he calls | himself | the right honourable the earl |
| of which he had made | himself | these were ingenious devices for |
| l be savit he crosses | himself | thorfinn whit dis that fouterin |
| far better he stumbled stopped | himself | though perhaps still a wee |
| greatness is arrogant he feels | himself | to be by nature tolerant |
| my son mentally he reminded | himself | to check the locks and |
| stragglers disembarked john was resigning | himself | to disappointment when he heard |
| way he didn t allow | himself | to dwell on reasons why |
| feeling that he should force | himself | to have a go at |
| time scale can he commit | himself | to investigating the possibility of |
| daughter some nights he cried | himself | to sleep in shame over |
| of the court he steeled | himself | to snatch a glimpse of |
| it he had barely acclimatised | himself | to the central heating when |
| light of his actions he | himself | translated french sonnets and he |
| pitman s shorthand which he | himself | used for all his writing |
| the white goddess here he | himself | was inspired by several real |
| the court he d seated | himself | well away from his son |
| god had saved me for | himself | what he had done no |
| he wasn t living by | himself | when doll died she died |
| have made the sowens sieve | himself | when he was at skelmanae |
| near newmilns he did pollute | himself | with her and a woman |
| without a girlfriend and found | himself | drawn towards the quiet country |
| kinds of manual work found | himself | enjoying the varnishing foo s |
| some human goal above god | himself | and above the common humanity |
| world and to mock god | himself | as if the lord s |
| like the barque of god | himself | out of ancient moorish sea |
| persona of the narrator sets | himself | up as a god as |
| that s that john thought | himself | a connoisseur a man who |
| that comyn who had shown | himself | a violent man was provocative |
| that made john wedderburn set | himself | against their becoming man and |
| some fresh air and pushed | himself | along in the black man |
| man s increasing alienation from | himself | and the natural world which |
| the old man had installed | himself | at the ticket table beyond |
| is that man can free | himself | from the primal curse and |
| man of sensibility such as | himself | had to put up with |
| my curiosity about the man | himself | is becoming insatiable who did |
| a man who invariably interviews | himself | more than his guests swapped |
| bus like a man pulling | himself | through waist deep treacle and |
| for example a man exposes | himself | to a woman in a |
| lips made a hero of | himself | with his one man campaign |
| now a dirty grey composed | himself | and led me circumspectly away |
| pensioner bopping away and enjoying | himself | instead of scowling and moaning |
| fall down crawl away pull | himself | up and try again but |
| taken in the presence of | himself | and mr john prestoun depute |
| to his feet and braced | himself | against the cold steel rail |
| muckle nest egg tae fund | himself | an his aunt aroon the |
| tae refleck the status o | himself | an his company wi nae |
| active writing poems and prose | himself | and encouraging his courtiers to |
| had to deal with getting | himself | and his drenched belongings home |
| which in the interests of | himself | and his patients is necessary |
| which in the interests of | himself | and his patients is necessary |
| over his shoulder to protect | himself | and hypocrit as we can |
| to make six gravats for | himself | and two hoods for his |
| still talking and james pulled | himself | back from his thoughts wondering |
| against the bubble to push | himself | back to his feet but |
| gain advantage not necessarily for | himself | but for members of his |
| ll be able to sit | himself | for his breakfast f1142: aye |
| thought that the redeemer gives | himself | for his people that for |
| clothes and threatened to absent | himself | from his service although the |
| to make a name for | himself | his first major work studies |
| his international commitments and base | himself | in edinburgh during the further |
| pillars as the sheriff seated | himself | in his red leather chair |
| in her routine to lose | himself | in his story which is |
| in his conversational poems describing | himself | in the epistle to j |
| of england leslie mitchell threw | himself | into his work with extraordinary |
| vegetable crops for consumption by | himself | or his family 2 provision |
| had to no thank you | himself | out of his full supper |
| i aa his subjecks james | himself | says at studyin scots hes |
| of his dream game killing | himself | slowly with nicotine and alcohol |
| younger better looking version of | himself | standing under the balcony his |
| in his pocket to reassure | himself | that his wallet and valuables |
| pressure the individual creates for | himself | the patterns of his linguistic |
| can hear wee andy applying | himself | to his rhythmical task i |
| eyes to heaven and protects | himself | with his hands to moula |
| from his pocket and sprinkles | himself | with scent vershinin tara tara |
| close i thought well rebus | himself | comes from immigrant stock so |
| were of wayward foreigners like | himself | what a hypocrite i thought |
| elements which rls recognised in | himself | and which both fascinated and |
| at each other steve throws | himself | at their feet grabs both |
| use stevenson s description of | himself | both were intelligent and sickly |
| and had a room to | himself | at ballindean and lady margaret |
| sense to keep it to | himself | auld clootie ann had spat |
| gray s craft and gray | himself | had a fine nickname ah |
| with the english gavin douglas | himself | had powerful friends in england |
| hah billy had difficulty composing | himself | jist a smidgeon mild high |
| in court mr jones convinced | himself | that it had been a |
| silly old sun is hiding | himself | behind the clouds i begin |
| whale of a time to | himself | swinging the old incense and |
| including 79 year old andrew | himself | who liked the result i |
| the school wall all by | himself | geordie is too small for |
| the mey term jimmie hunter | himself | wasn t too well during |
| much better at reading to | himself | or to mother miss wood |
| attendance of others such as | himself | who would generally have better |
| mirror and tried to think | himself | back into the time of |
| city of corruption who is | himself | corrupted and is metamorphosed into |
| down on the floor curls | himself | into a ball jilly comforts |
| death in 1877 salvador threw | himself | into improvements and expansions on |
| into public lavatories and exposes | himself | or taps into sewers of |
| men like caesar napoleon and | himself | were born into the world |
| written by one who was | himself | a prisoner this passage is |
| a womaniser who perhaps was | himself | brought to the tub fast |
| who did not readily open | himself | to anyone whose self reliance |
| elderly gentleman who lived by | himself | used to come in and |
| a very good account of | himself | and i would like to |
| to show that lyndsay saw | himself | as very much in a |
| orders and very politely reintroduced | himself | kenny s appearance was an |
| from the pub and beached | himself | peacefully on the sofa very |
| fae my mither ronnie working | himself | up to be very brave |
| shipowner hereabouts that could commit | himself | to something like that there |
| begin with salvador would model | himself | on llull as well as |
| get back in touch with | himself | on the transcendental plane hope |
| hope i hear him introduce | himself | shaking hands with richard i |
| no decent englishman can bring | himself | to use troubles with our |
| note how the narrator parallels | himself | with boethius whilst the king |
| sain it thorfinn is beside | himself | with grief and rage rises |
| salvador was gay and surrounded | himself | with like spirited companions some |
| and cultural change and tasked | himself | with preserving for the appreciation |
| king of the cosmos finds | himself | with thoughts of death perhaps |
| hae five minutes arniston heaved | himself | upright and made for the |
| of dancing a tireless dancer | himself | wyllie made dancing part of |
| and then either run it | himself | or lease it out to |
| horses off the road and | himself | out of business [note: photo: 'amateur dramatics performing 'the drum of dundarg' sometime in the late 1920s or early 1930s.'] [note: photo: 'a scene from 'the drum of dundarg''] |
| book to try to get | himself | out of prison and it |
| fundamental laws and having withdrawn | himself | out of this kingdom has |
| work out that it was | himself | that was getting smaller not |
| up and letting them know | himself | said ricky it was a |
| in london trying to make | himself | a success as a writer |
| xxv p 18 rls describes | himself | as a certain lean ugly |
| poem proceeds the persona reveals | himself | as a scotch critic at |
| why would the chairman describe | himself | as being knocked sideways by |
| 13 boys one child identified | himself | as dyslexic at the outset |
| the major nations and wyllie | himself | regarded as the most influential |
| up my girl graham heard | himself | sounding profound as walter cronkite |
| a mock trial or as | himself | talking to a school visitor |
| t make a nuisance of | himself | just gazes fixedly at the |
| make him really ashamed of | himself | there is an awkward silence |
| principle first articulated by smith | himself | albeit in a footnote that |
| and sings like just by | himself | but m959: oh right take |
| on castlehill but maconochie redeemed | himself | by asking after dr johnson |
| of the inquisitor thereby indulging | himself | by having a go at |
| an accused person can exculpate | himself | simply by raising a defence |
| animal mortician and failed allows | himself | to be bought off by |
| dad a chemist shop to | himself | 14 friday dad easier 24 |
| is missin ye macbeth recovering | himself | a m forgettin masell to |
| cums ti dunsinane physician to | himself | ai gin war a clear |
| on the ooter waws to | himself | an aye the cry is |
| macbeth what haivers macbeth to | himself | bluid haes been skailt afore |
| s prophecy applied specifically to | himself | brig o balgownie wight is |
| can go to the toilet | himself | but thats about all need |
| those neither attempted to save | himself | captain ferguson was seen on |
| prisoners and to the governor | himself | for if we have no |
| going to quote them later | himself | for the same purpose and |
| is now struggling to stop | himself | from becoming chunky eric but |
| i discovered that mr scott | himself | has already written to me |
| isn t about to drop | himself | in a war zone the |
| then goes on to indulge | himself | in describing to the prostitutes |
| c and manages to lock | himself | in sometimes the locks are |
| mention the suppressed volume thomson | himself | never referred to robertson s |
| but when the hero takes | himself | off to a mountain top |
| an accused person to exculpate | himself | on a balance of probabilities |
| him without seeming to contradict | himself | one way or the other |
| and the statue of santiago | himself | only to find hostal borne |
| a broken arm thus laying | himself | open to the succour and |
| an adequate opportunity to defend | himself | or herself abroad or the |
| that that officer would refer | himself | or herself to the surveillance |
| jack why indeed beaumont to | himself | sink jack well beaumont now |
| being going back to america | himself | the case would not have |
| of the house beaumont to | himself | the indian girl lilian you |
| dram without resorting to one | himself | then the excise officer brought |
| an accused person to exculpate | himself | there are different ways in |
| even more astonishingly james bound | himself | to aid the earl to |
| rather stay unhappy than commit | himself | to anything or anyone but |
| reservoir of pain mammon considers | himself | to be above all moral |
| travellers including byron and napoleon | himself | to be painted dressed in |
| will the minister today commit | himself | to considering further increases to |
| the president took it upon | himself | to give the vote of |
| on the golf course took | himself | to innermessan shore where in |
| and tried to restrict in | himself | to private moments and to |
| lay on the bubble gave | himself | up to the vagaries of |
| no unlyke the truith to | himself | we maun oot an meet |
| the strain probably thinking to | himself | won t be long till |
| no him [inaudible] him going | himself | f1091: you think so what |
| her short midnight blue dress | himself | and big alistair macphail in |
| a i think it s | himself | and jeremy i m not |
| for scotland the great panjandrum | himself | and meanwhile in this place |
| smooth persuasive and full of | himself | aul lizzie mother of muriel |
| fed the cattle that day | himself | chapter 4 hobbies toys and |
| s potential and the boy | himself | drank insatiably at the well |
| intelligent and sickly memoirs of | himself | in other essays skerryvore edn |
| kittle passages neil looked at | himself | in the mirror and tried |
| behalf it is given is | himself | incapable of giving it and |
| accepting the amendments and denying | himself | such wide ranging powers the |
| wake up and see for | himself | the lands that have withered |
| and those of sir stewart | himself | the report concluded that implementing |
| a huge sigh then pulls | himself | together and speaks matter of |
| was thick and oppressive knight | himself | was for a moment forgotten |
| o meat the puddok gathers | himself | puddok ah im yeir guidson |
| minister for social justice was | himself | concerned about the issue when |
| time in a while felt | himself | relax even when the bubble |
| worried about it but granted | himself | absolution early on in the |
| enough but same difference arnie | himself | in commando grenade blast if |
| detail of which the poet | himself | is most intimately acquainted but |
| crying hooch an then supports | himself | on meg s shoulder malcolm |
| of almost unbearable anticipation shakespeare | himself | behaves here like the foul |
| the first time jim enjoying | himself | never seen onything like it |
| under discussion like the poet | himself | they would be more concerned |
| mystery conceivably it was colvin | himself | at any rate rls wrote |
| whose patron was the king | himself | jaime ii s court reflected |
| no clear evidence that lyndsay | himself | was ever a confessed protestant |
| from a gun luckily joe | himself | answered the phone graham speaking |
| from a common ancestor ramsay | himself | employed a system of spelling |
| ken fit tae dee wi | himself | at hame a day i |
| morning in palma salvador presented | himself | at the house of francisco |
| m telt at the deuk | himself | fleid in an oot o |
| period are known indeed stevenson | himself | referred tothe standard retained at |
| nae mair nor a laddie | himself | wis speirin at me wi |
| giro all wrapped up in | himself | outings widen vistas opens doors |
| little friend fiona andy lets | himself | be dressed without comment or |
| busy f606: mmhm m954: involving | himself | in other people s lives |
| the house ralph surprisingly fun | himself | standing ootside o boanny day |
| s a bit full of | himself | a deal here a deal |
| days of mr thomas cook | himself | a familiar figure shuffled in |
| hie a high himlane pron | himself | hing v hang hinner a |
| hie a high himsell pron | himself | hings v hangs hinner a |
| uses them in spite of | himself | in on a hill top |
| a road named after estada | himself | mallorca jumped on the railway |
| mark the central character fins | himself | oan a parallel quest the |
| a sort of empire for | himself | on mallorca a sleek sloop |
| a limb the great pope | himself | only reaches the summit it |
| on a silver stand alec | himself | secretly covets wings aches for |
| mattha 16 18 whaur jhesu | himself | tells huz a ll big |
| the wretched child s wet | himself | is there any sign of |
| friendly again towards maconochie reasserted | himself | over the effects of the |
| teaching style 8 memoirs of | himself | p 224 9 william robertson |
| on the mantle of apprentice | himself | while lauding james scholarship whether |
| oh mercie pompitie quickly hides | himself | in the curly bush broun |
| implant tae inflict pain on | himself | sud it monitor an upgaun |
| egg dr johnson rather enjoyed | himself | afterwards the two sages entered |
| seen um yonner after styin | himself | atweesh the sides o the |
| fir pseudotsua douglasii though douglas | himself | gave the tree the botanical |
| now [laugh] f1054: ahead o | himself | oh good ehm [scanning list] mother |
| convincing the reader if not | himself | that the outcast is having |
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