maconochie
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| s luckie comin ower said | maconochie | as they dragged boswell away |
| were in his neighbourhood said | maconochie | boswell did not like to |
| boswell cried aye aye said | maconochie | let the man speak john |
| that makes it worse said | maconochie | no said boswell it makes |
| boswell suddenly friendly again towards | maconochie | reasserted himself over the effects |
| it where maist scotsmen wouldna | maconochie | said but fortunately boswell did |
| back but it reminds me | maconochie | began when gory turned back |
| maclaurin asked it reminds me | maconochie | said again ye ken john |
| of the naipkin maclaurin nudged | maconochie | and between them they hulstered |
| lips maclaurin leant over towards | maconochie | and tapped at his own |
| conferred maclaurin stood up mr | maconochie | respectfully relinquishes his place my |
| testimony o my colleague mr | maconochie | s servant himsel an african |
| johnson had a tail said | maconochie | aye they re baith unco |
| different in london oh london | maconochie | sneered dr johnson says mine |
| britherhood the giant shouted releasing | maconochie | in order to deliver a |
| has knocked me ajee scotticism | maconochie | shouted for aw ye try |
| see said the giant clutching | maconochie | s shoulder as if he |
| hae a black servant too | maconochie | said so ye hae allan |
| said the third man allan | maconochie | also an advocate speaking in |
| tae let my colleagues mr | maconochie | and the lord advocate speak |
| ye re newly formed then | maconochie | was vainly trying to part |
| them all with different effects | maconochie | realised how drunk he was |
| stands in ony event said | maconochie | but principles are no aye |
| daft fun he said to | maconochie | but thae chiels in there |
| that signifies god kens said | maconochie | but they aw hae them |
| sparks would fly then said | maconochie | hopefully no they were very |
| he lowps weel onywey said | maconochie | i dinna ken fergusson but |
| weather i m awa said | maconochie | i ll be seik if |
| i want tae ken said | maconochie | isna aboot the clans or |
| i m fair disappointed said | maconochie | it s a gey lang |
| safe drinking oot these days | maconochie | said that sort o thing |
| be very happy for ye | maconochie | said whit s that i |
| said weel you would ken | maconochie | said you wi your clarty |
| mair complicated than whit said | maconochie | whether a man can own |
| α στρυμπετ on castlehill but | maconochie | redeemed himself by asking after |
| turned back to where dundas | maconochie | and knight were seated there |
| a dinner o the ancients | maconochie | asked monboddo s reconstructions at |
| intimacy of graceless men like | maconochie | the two dundases the lord |
| dinna leave me like that | maconochie | traitor i could not bear |
| away from him he resented | maconochie | s familiarity but then that |
| relished sin quite like edinburgh | maconochie | was still talking and james |
| were also in deep consultation | maconochie | seemed to be emphasising some |
| not have done for him | maconochie | belched separated him frae his |
| up for the shopkeeper mr | maconochie | don t look so surprised |
| the cellar although he and | maconochie | had worked on cases together |
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