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| the women drinking with the | men | and keeping up with them |
| people dressed up as old | men | and old women or f746: |
| woman s last word from | men | and women 1855 kesson changes |
| sectoral and occupational segregation between | men | and women access to the |
| emphasis on equal opportunities between | men | and women an enormous amount |
| to the pay gap between | men | and women and to whether |
| cathedrals and palaces and young | men | and women apparently rather reluctantly |
| discovery of self for both | men | and women as its author |
| the ither streets were mobbed | men | and women gettin oot the |
| bill equality of treatment for | men | and women in relation to |
| pray too for all the | men | and women in scotland who |
| on an equal partnership between | men | and women in sexual matters |
| talked about the equality of | men | and women in the eu |
| agree is equal opportunities for | men | and women in the past |
| not giving equal treatment to | men | and women in this respect |
| been recognised that equality between | men | and women is not simply |
| the widening pay gap between | men | and women lodged on 21 |
| straight i ve slept with | men | and women my whole life |
| and relevant to the ordinary | men | and women of europe as |
| for the working people both | men | and women of his time |
| as fragile bones disease affects | men | and women one in three |
| makes equality of opportunity between | men | and women one of the |
| difference in the way that | men | and women operate in life |
| split their staunch division between | men | and women rich and poor |
| has the widest discrepancy between | men | and women s earnings in |
| was little left but rubble | men | and women shovelled loads of |
| it has been customary for | men | and women tae be made |
| our clan we were strong | men | and women there was a |
| harassment equality of opportunity for | men | and women was written into |
| of the trustees some local | men | and women were also employed |
| the european community he said | men | and women who are placed |
| sexual equality between the young | men | and women who gather to |
| earliest societies were partnerships between | men | and women whose religious expression |
| their lives young women and | men | are taking less exercise than |
| early life osteoporosis occurs in | men | but women are much more |
| women and one in 12 | men | can expect to suffer from |
| uh huh m1174: the the | men | cause women aren t really |
| ehm the seven things that | men | do that most upset women |
| men m818: aye m819: for | men | er for women it s |
| would love to possess for | men | have marble women waxen minds |
| see women do this wi | men | i don t know why |
| play that had er twelve | men | in it and no women |
| a historical soap opera featuring | men | in long beards women in |
| cloak linen garment worn by | men | or women i ve just |
| women and one in 12 | men | over 50 will suffer an |
| women and one in 12 | men | over the age of 50 |
| women and one in 12 | men | over the age of 50 |
| the cross party group on | men | s violence against women and |
| the cross party group on | men | s violence against women and |
| real equality between women and | men | something for which a great |
| offensive to both women and | men | strongly believes that the theory |
| open air baths full of | men | women and children the huts |
| write in the voices of | men | women f1187: would you see |
| the guidwyfes cheat on thair | men | an the men tell lees |
| community life the relationships atween | men | an weemen fither men used |
| men are bearded the young | men | are anguished and the young |
| melodrama in which the old | men | are bearded the young men |
| running water and automobiles unmarried | men | are clean shaven married men |
| some men did it some | men | chose to do it but |
| cerwyss f631: mmhm f634: some | men | did it some men chose |
| men lost thur jobs other | men | didnae throw the towel in |
| to men writers they like | men | have written because they wanted |
| quene and mony prelattis nobill | men | ladeis and gentill men of |
| life drain fi um other | men | lost thur jobs other men |
| er i mean erm for | men | m818: aye m819: for men |
| dout that multitudes o black | men | men o talent and capacity |
| of portrayals of older asian | men | middle aged older asian men |
| that multitudes o black men | men | o talent and capacity and |
| nobill men ladeis and gentill | men | of all estaitis and calling |
| men middle aged older asian | men | particularly first generation asian men |
| by promoting positive messages about | men | s health and men s |
| by promoting positive messages about | men | s health and men s |
| about men s health and | men | s health week scotland thereby |
| about men s health and | men | s health week scotland thereby |
| men are clean shaven married | men | sport untrimmed beards mrs [censored: surname] |
| fae ten men tae twal | men | tae mak a squad as |
| it took onything fae ten | men | tae twal men tae mak |
| on thair men an the | men | tell lees til thair wyfes |
| atween men an weemen fither | men | used em mair than weemen |
| the men who violate for | men | who don t i wrote |
| men particularly first generation asian | men | who talk in a south |
| no one hears for the | men | who violate for men who |
| set up as rivals to | men | writers they like men have |
| brithers the porters the servin | men | an the ither warkin fowk |
| til the huntin lyke ither | men | an ye r no yeir |
| but whan ah see ither | men | aye rairin fou it s |
| that the r nae ither | men | but we lyke this cheil |
| a guid while langer nor | men | fae ither airts sae excep |
| for thair lands an ither | men | for their jewels an housses |
| soss o man s makin | men | hae pairtit themsels frae ither |
| be the same as ither | men | he greined ti walk heich |
| gret deeds abuin aw ither | men | here ae day eftir a |
| orm ah never notice ither | men | s wyfes thorfinn hou cannie |
| themsels certes but a warld | men | share wi ither fowk twa |
| guid there are nae ither | men | tae look ye ower wi |
| juist why abune aa ither | men | the p m did this |
| the toon the ither feed | men | war cottared on the ferm |
| hae pairtit themsels frae ither | men | we hae kintra agayne kintra |
| tae pairt them frae ither | men | we hae kintra agayne kintra |
| weir wha laucht at ither | men | whase caa ti airms wis |
| day whan watt an his | men | wur abreid herrien ither focks |
| cauld win begoud ti skirl | men | an horss boued thair heids |
| bell s jowed an guid | men | dees afore thair weirdit tyme |
| and a few of thair | men | ether hurt or slaine the |
| on thair galluss chairge oor | men | fecht til thair knees in |
| deid an evil dreams begunks | men | in thair rest wutchcraft an |
| lawbour the foirsman an hiz | men | nou gaed about thair beisnes |
| kemps o frie scotland the | men | nou gied addisence ti thair |
| again snipt doune so mortall | men | quho dois thair mynd molest |
| by a toun or pele | men | raid out ti speir thair |
| thorfinn tell the twal strangest | men | ti tak oot thair new |
| sume sayis thair come foure | men | upoun foure horse rydand to |
| and a crowd of young | men | about a dozen of them |
| thing you know what young | men | are like [laugh] f978: that |
| hotel three of four young | men | at the taxi rank having |
| s all right for young | men | but i m needing my |
| william robertson smith all three | men | died young maxwell in 1879 |
| is a suggestion that young | men | do little better they are |
| tight fitting fashions while young | men | fidgeted in too tight collars |
| the suicide rate amongst young | men | has received since the projects |
| the tragic death of young | men | in a fire in accommodation |
| all other parishes lost young | men | in both world wars especially |
| cause of death of young | men | in scotland s1w 27449 mary |
| the suicide rate amongst young | men | is staffed and what relevant |
| a lament for the young | men | killed in world war one |
| laments for the dead young | men | nae daffin nae gabbin but |
| a cricket team of young | men | named the segton who played |
| the company of two young | men | of their circle the day |
| the suicide rate amongst young | men | s1w 28587 mr adam ingram |
| the suicide rate amongst young | men | s1w 28591 shona robison to |
| of the number of young | men | that had been called up |
| a mineshaft he s hiring | men | that hae bairns and young |
| wife and all the young | men | were gaun gyte about her |
| i thought of those young | men | who came out of the |
| once every year those young | men | who died for a thing |
| out woman refused two young | men | who were under 21 they |
| spanish barber six virile young | men | with clipped executive haircuts and |
| autumn day these gallant young | men | with the red beret for |
| of the wisdom of old | men | but rather of their folly |
| grey and enduring the old | men | drinking tea beneath tall palms |
| all arround the old town | men | flocked to the claremont field |
| the turning heads of old | men | gathered at a corner of |
| it s shamefu which old | men | i dinnae ken quite a |
| lot of kind of old | men | [laugh] an stuff who went |
| the serpent seducing the old | men | mrs blaikie goes a sickly |
| through thick mitts and old | men | peering past stiffening shoulders read |
| an did there was old | men | s club on the wednesday |
| all encompassing aroma of old | men | s farts and stale beer |
| just become like wee old | men | s pubs even f631: mmhm |
| on sturdy blue bikes old | men | sat near a hut at |
| rock n roll three old | men | singing sweet little sixteen none |
| to the hard road these | men | supplyed the old town with |
| guaranteed to be grumpy old | men | [?]there all day[/?] are you going up |
| f1049: i know m1048: old | men | to try it as if |
| was old wattie howie these | men | were all natives of the |
| the vapourings of strict old | men | with one cold coin suns |
| tuesday 1 april 125 000 | men | aged between 60 and 64 |
| overheard a conversation between two | men | and obviously one asked do |
| turned to pullar and his | men | and stepped between them and |
| of a physical relationship between | men | and their god could no |
| affect no jist these individual | men | but the future relations between |
| the relationship between the two | men | had altered salvador had become |
| ending was of course the | men | s football final between shetland |
| 2001 acknowledges the collaboration between | men | s health forum scotland health |
| 2001 acknowledges the collaboration between | men | s health forum scotland health |
| the difficult balance between keeping | men | working on farms and the |
| til the fell business o | men | ah staun ma lane in |
| yammerin awa the words o | men | an thay did til it |
| or are ye ocht that | men | can speak til ye seem |
| back til the warld o | men | for ah wad be richt |
| century til an auld tuin | men | howp ti leeve a hunder |
| hae taen til hir eilidh | men | never sees whit they dinna |
| i the rangs o hiz | men | thai cam til m wi |
| til jesus siccan thocht gies | men | the virr tae ding doun |
| andro testified whan he brocht | men | til jesus siccan thocht gies |
| offert me a hantil thousan | men | but whan a hae this |
| yirth saught guid wull tae | men | efterhaun whan the angels gaed |
| rost bubbliejok eftir whan the | men | fowk skailed ti wattir the |
| t in purpie an whan | men | gaein by look on rafu |
| s the herts o daunerin | men | harkin back whan they were |
| whan the lord clerk s | men | hed taen awa the sedan |
| the tymes is ill whan | men | is traitors athoot kennin it |
| me frae the warld o | men | sae whan gress breirds baith |
| faur ayont the wit o | men | tae embro toun whan m |
| the muisic played bi mortal | men | the mair sae whan it |
| keing wi sum o his | men | wad cairrie jennie awa whan |
| that time had 16 working | men | and 6½ pairs of horses |
| the challenge of working with | men | and believes that msps should |
| the challenge of working with | men | and believes that msps should |
| that ye can keep the | men | frae working last saturday nicht |
| s institute type groups working | men | s club outings etc feeling |
| on a sunday with luggens | men | s underpants and working socks |
| keep him company most working | men | with families had to do |
| if there were too many | men | working on a farm some |
| odd jobs about the farm | men | working with horses finished at |
| the rest of the week | men | also ate brose the cream |
| of s1m 2066 mary scanlon | men | s health week scotland 7 |
| symbol s1m 2066 mary scanlon | men | s health week scotland 7 |
| 11 as noted above 13 | men | s health week scotland 7 |
| parliament pledges its support for | men | s health week scotland from |
| parliament pledges its support for | men | s health week scotland from |
| the voluntary sector to publicise | men | s health week scotland recognises |
| the voluntary sector to publicise | men | s health week scotland recognises |
| week scotland thereby encouraging more | men | to take responsibility for their |
| week scotland thereby encouraging more | men | to take responsibility for their |
| on because most of the | men | are at the war but |
| [inaudible] ye remember the the | men | comin back fae the war |
| sun whaur kye war blyth | men | hae cryit it alba caledonia |
| hou ye war begowkit the | men | he uised ti dae it |
| ye war bletherin awa aboot | men | nanse pulls the bell rope |
| tellin me aboot sum business | men | that war eatin pancakes in |
| war aince twa heuchie backit | men | that war freins thay war |
| wes kis in thae days | men | war mair mensefu nor thay |
| a heard that monie wurthie | men | war up in airms agin |
| yours malcolm ay a hantil | men | we thocht war faes haes |
| aw an thay speirt the | men | whit they war takin thaim |
| not are curlin boolin gowfin | men | aa taintit wi this rot |
| harbour eh aa the merchant | men | an everybody navy durin the |
| a lowe tae the hairt | men | an loons in aa shapes |
| no onnly dat an da | men | aroond aa sayin boys you |
| o god the faither and | men | as brithers aa deponit in |
| d think tae sin aa | men | aspire feth whiles i think |
| the coast an aa the | men | in her wis lost barrin |
| warld o justice for aa | men | in ilka kintra it s |
| warld o justice for aa | men | in ilka thede it s |
| seek social justice for aa | men | o aa thede mindin aye |
| we hae sodgers we hae | men | o weir o aa kind |
| an o horse aa the | men | set ablow him cam thegither |
| raa bit a lot o | men | stole hens an aa an |
| the warld aa manner o | men | tae the rod are thirled |
| re aa o s blin | men | tappin sichtless forrit temporary warmth |
| they re aa expert sleepers | men | the tyres i wunner if |
| o the great hairst meen | men | weemin an bairns aa hauns |
| aa the lassies an the | men | wha ve helpt new cumnock |
| nae a slur ower seen | men | winna even gurr takk aa |
| undoubted talents to malign both | men | at the close of their |
| would first appear ironically both | men | came to be pilloried cruelly |
| cutting wit and repartee both | men | certainly sparkled in congenial company |
| suggestive clue by 1875 both | men | had been elected members of |
| in the 19th chapter both | men | it is said of them |
| semites the fact that both | men | possessed so much in common |
| for the killing 13 both | men | were substantially in agreement but |
| ken that the passions o | men | aften counteract their interest and |
| most mounted foxhunts have terrier | men | amongst their supporters their role |
| juist hed ti gaither their | men | an first they cowpit the |
| the small semitic states when | men | and their gods were alike |
| down there again while the | men | are at their denner i |
| girls ain money and their | men | are gettin fed up oh |
| heart disease and cancer yet | men | attend their gps less than |
| heart disease and cancer yet | men | attend their gps less than |
| to live langer than their | men | but nae to be widowed |
| naethin tae dee wi their | men | but they a paid for |
| the fact is that workin | men | didna wear overcoats their jaikets |
| disna choice their mait cauld | men | disna choice their claes frichtit |
| fair a case o hungert | men | disna choice their mait cauld |
| disna choice their claes frichtit | men | disna choice their road an |
| choice their road an puir | men | disna choice their wifes lu |
| some gloamin oors wi carrick | men | fishin their loch frae en |
| herring who had joined the | men | for a drink after their |
| clock horn steirs day shift | men | frae their set in beds |
| different from that of older | men | given their work patterns when |
| the steidin ti cleik their | men | inbye the thrie capitanes wis |
| their clothes subdued the older | men | invariably wore cardigans with cap |
| the way in which the | men | kept their cells neat they |
| three there were just 140 | men | left remarkably they held their |
| upon tweed or lanark sengalese | men | make their way north every |
| know mimics agnes only wee | men | need tae cut their wimmin |
| an steer up their somnolent | men | noo gie owre that caper |
| tae skivvy fur their weddit | men | oor wives can brew oor |
| power mongering ass licking company | men | put in their place by |
| keep a few hens generally | men | saw little of their families |
| i be to him now | men | smash their way through a |
| work fairmers wid set their | men | tae clear the roads wi |
| are necessary to ensure that | men | take responsibility for their health |
| are necessary to ensure that | men | take responsibility for their health |
| having her sly dig about | men | taking their wives for granted |
| but when he heard other | men | talk of their assurance it |
| or sent one of their | men | the pay was 18 shillings |
| jock dow fa gaed the | men | their orders ilkie mornin fa |
| se mak ye fishers o | men | they leeft their nets incontinent |
| oors tae feed giein the | men | time tae sort their hey |
| steps out for 8 then | men | turn their partners under one |
| use of r 54 of | men | under reported their use of |
| their lordships one of these | men | was an african the only |
| doun tae speir hou their | men | were daein jeez we cuid |
| couple of the newly arrived | men | who in removing their coats |
| the big letter r the | men | wid pit their hats on |
| on the word club the | men | wid smoke their clay cutties |
| scots under their robes these | men | wore silk ties and tailored |
| kynd o staff that auld | men | an auld weimen helpit thairsells |
| in such sentences as auld | men | dees an bairns suin forgets |
| plural nouns as in auld | men | dees an bairns suin forgets |
| s the auld dreme o | men | isna yon yere dreme alsweel |
| s the auld dreme o | men | isna yon yere dreme alsweel |
| painting mariage de convenance auld | men | like dry sticks easy brakk |
| ruits the nicht pallie auld | men | nithert an cruppen thegither wi |
| teens tae douce auld bodies | men | o means aw fellow scots |
| ma face fae dour auld | men | tae lovers daffin gin a |
| an syne a whein auld | men | that haed kent iain in |
| the auld grey waws muckle | men | wi tousled beards i grat |
| it haes been sae wi | men | an nae man born can |
| cuidna be shiftit sae the | men | buddies skyved aff ti the |
| r growein sae lang as | men | can brethe or ein can |
| eneuch it s jist that | men | canna help thirsels sae it |
| weather like this the feed | men | cleared the road sae the |
| frae the blythesome wyes o | men | cut aff an sae the |
| sae finn an his seivin | men | hecht ti staun watch i |
| intae thur sicht sae his | men | poo d him oot o |
| looked sae licht in the | men | s hands an that great |
| here the re dirks in | men | s smirtils mair sae amang |
| than eence i ve made | men | sae excited they ve near |
| an damn few fir the | men | sae solidarity is the only |
| ti dwyne an sae wi | men | the bands o luiv an |
| thocht or guessed that greenock | men | wad stoop sae low to |
| here ti me nou sae | men | wir sent affhaun ti kep |
| factors which impact negatively on | men | s health are preventable notes |
| factors which impact negatively on | men | s health are preventable notes |
| services address the reluctance of | men | to participate in health screening |
| the video not got three | men | an a little lady but |
| drawn on like three stick | men | and a little lady stick |
| them there were three single | men | at leys o auchmacoy so |
| number agreement thire s three | men | different vowel segments frae english |
| rub a dub dub three | men | in a tub m1106: mum |
| room the way she liked | men | packaged definite norman scot three |
| among which the three wise | men | rising like giraffes from the |
| complacently i d three fower | men | roon me at the time |
| intae bags it took three | men | tae keep the grain in |
| in a buncher far three | men | threw the bunches tae a |
| the wind and sent three | men | up to the fo c |
| bairnsangs of the three ayrshire | men | who disguised themselves as sandy |
| that faddoms the herts o | men | 17 and what these german |
| to think of these poor | men | all went down f746: oh |
| these your pranks to murder | men | and give god thanks desist |
| in tears and these two | men | come along and they said |
| have been considering these two | men | for a short time back |
| to these speeches to the | men | on saturday evenings andy i |
| earning only 64 2 of | men | s earnings believes that these |
| bunch o sort o drunk | men | that are in there these |
| real difference in the way | men | thought about these two types |
| you tonight concerning these 2 | men | we find the one in |
| i can tell you these | men | were hard to beat the |
| was born so these are | men | who looked after the weak |
| at point blank range these | men | will use a terrier to |
| course these stirring times of | men | with bows and arrows was |
| be in the forefront the | men | dinnae hae a bit o |
| plouterin in the soss forby | men | hae biggit a middle waa |
| sup frae the bickers the | men | hae fout she streekit hersel |
| scotland have multitudes o white | men | hae lived and died unkent |
| s tee fit secrets dae | men | hae meg if i telt |
| at least in those countries | men | hae rope enough to cairry |
| s ain o wummins secrets | men | hae there s tee fit |
| hae the chaunce ti rin | men | o aw degrees is nou |
| canna be respectable to hae | men | oglin ye in the street |
| tint he aye hae mair | men | ti help him an finnd |
| andy wi the number o | men | we hae at the moment |
| eh whaur the single feed | men | would hae bed like f1053: |
| hoond turn macbeth o aw | men | a ve tryit ti jouk |
| for ti baet the honest | men | an hang thaim l macduff |
| we gaed ti noroway eftir | men | an timmer valgerd orm orm |
| hame frae noroway wi his | men | as he is ti be |
| ti gie a cuttance the | men | at wes reddin out the |
| soud he see but seivin | men | aw walkin ti meet him |
| me inti lowden than hiz | men | can pit hauns ti m |
| wey ti mak the drink | men | cawed the hether yill a |
| owre the place the waitin | men | gaed ti the elder about |
| nor a whein ugsum baith | men | gried ti say nocht ti |
| free gin yon gang o | men | hedna come ti kep shi |
| the marischal tak tent the | men | juist hed ti heize up |
| lennox it wes twa thrie | men | ma lord ti bring ye |
| begoud ti yowt at the | men | rid wudd puir bruits thocht |
| ti kittil new joy an | men | say the sun an muin |
| an brocht thrie fower waitin | men | straucht owre ti the gallery |
| says he l want sax | men | ti haud me doun whyle |
| mair as fower or five | men | ti keep them companie they |
| bents than he telt the | men | ti lowse the lads an |
| sax seiven hunder o broken | men | ti rype an herrie hous |
| at he brocht his ain | men | ti steir up the haill |
| siward wi ten thousan fechtin | men | wes graithed ti mairch for |
| s no that ill for | men | whas herts is fauss ti |
| dykes ti walcome them in | men | wir affhaun sent ti let |
| rabbie burns the best o | men | a ll tak some haggis |
| hyter ower the skelets o | men | an aiblins o weemen an |
| dinnae like the world o | men | an dinnae get me wrang |
| at the heid o his | men | an horse chen da o |
| inti the herts o baith | men | an the trublance at bad |
| guff o rubber thare wis | men | an weemin thare aw thrang |
| e different diets o the | men | and the weemen dinner in |
| o god as faither and | men | as brithers a thocht deponit |
| o god as faither and | men | as brithers a thocht deponit |
| hid bin nae cheenge o | men | at the feein mairket on |
| he is the kyndest o | men | but she kens he is |
| by the coal ree twae | men | cam oot o the ree |
| an wardlie cares an wardlie | men | can aw gang tapsalteirie o |
| sax seiven hunder o broken | men | convenit yonder wi a hunder |
| backs wi plenisht thrangs o | men | duncan at this oor chiefs |
| an the vices o the | men | ettlin tae mak thirsels heard |
| learnin whaur the minds o | men | fail sea an land tak |
| a guid chaunce o finndin | men | for thairsells an as for |
| sumwhaur ayont the warld o | men | from the chinese of li |
| stour o the whurl o | men | from the chinese of liu |
| there wasnae a lot o | men | gaun aboot because they were |
| tricks an traps o mortal | men | gun snare an trap an |
| at e feck o e | men | hereaboot aye likit tae mak |
| ilka yin yin o the | men | hid bleck glesses on an |
| is the epitome o civileesed | men | ilkane at the heicht o |
| ablow an the greement o | men | in atween frae the abdication |
| up airms lyke aw true | men | in defense o oor mither |
| is true o puir white | men | in scotland and england and |
| where the majority o the | men | in the community were drowned |
| o far s the wise | men | in the east that cudnae |
| naggie gin a flee oor | men | ll think the waur o |
| lairs 1st murderer we are | men | ma lord macbeth o ay |
| drames o wat s moostroopin | men | makkin eer wey doun twartis |
| wi the upper limbs o | men | nerra airms that powkit aneth |
| daursay ye micht be cawed | men | o a kynd lyke hoonds |
| a byenem gien tae the | men | o dundee no lang syne |
| in praise o god ye | men | o guidwill steive and strang |
| o the western isles tune | men | o harlech at thon hell |
| thanks for hotpot thank the | men | o lancs but the brave |
| ayrshire j a b committee | men | o m club i dinnae |
| doun ablow the stoup here | men | o ma menyie cry ye |
| nou marischal gao rairs out | men | o ma menyie tak him |
| whit cantraip s this maks | men | o muscle wha wi bricks |
| forest edge this hame o | men | o peace an saucht is |
| rod are thirled miners ministers | men | o rank ye ll fin |
| time heid fu o wee | men | oan motor bikes that wis |
| schort a bourach o wull | men | on rammish steids umberauch the |
| bin ane o the first | men | ontae the hairst park a |
| he cums ane o ma | men | ootran him here he wes |
| tae of coorse pause mair | men | pause an nae smell o |
| ye weel the best o | men | postie kemp contemplatin retirement a |
| fand a gret nummer o | men | s claes an in anither |
| intil a chaumer fou o | men | s claes o aw shapes |
| horses an the clash o | men | s vyces wi it be |
| the third o the seivin | men | said ah im a grupper |
| the third o the seivin | men | sayin whit can ye dae |
| kindest and the best o | men | skirp o the scots diaspora |
| the shank the day shift | men | strippers braid o back an |
| the havers o coorse aal | men | suns ging doon an sclim |
| the christian duty o white | men | tae care for and protect |
| there s a generation o | men | that has been educatit to |
| repugnant the herts o aw | men | that hivna been corrupted by |
| they ve a wheen o | men | they d mak oor ain |
| wi ane o his feed | men | tho jessie mathieson hid brukken |
| dee at s cradled grown | men | trace lines o kennin on |
| here the feet o mony | men | trod oot this track wha |
| o words you steir the | men | up but the minute onybody |
| tae satisfy the whims o | men | up ower the fence a |
| r juist richt a hantil | men | wad be gled o a |
| o jesus hecht the christ | men | want nae bield but aunters |
| ajie an a sop o | men | wes ishin john grippit mirren |
| that haes commanded thousans o | men | wha never spiered for freinship |
| packed wi the banes o | men | whase talents if poverty hadna |
| s wi ane o the | men | whaur are all your ladies |
| massive hardy buchanite faces o | men | who are talked about thomas |
| wis a twentie thirtie o | men | wi plain wuiden rungs intil |
| it s fu o pentit | men | wi thir screechin an thir |
| o peint maist o the | men | wore bunnets an luikit jist |
| it seemed cuid richt hir | men | wyce in the airt o |
| the petty sins o earthly | men | yer docket tells me ye |
| bell then two informally dressed | men | appeared talking animatedly to each |
| story about two of the | men | at leys of auchmacoy who |
| cost 5 one of the | men | brought along two russian girls |
| frendraught in the 1920s two | men | came to put sheep on |
| yet if indeed the two | men | did meet again at the |
| the rough intimacy of graceless | men | like maconochie the two dundases |
| the characters of the two | men | much later rls was to |
| been filled by another two | men | noo lass pullar said let |
| village where i saw two | men | shuffling along a peaceful country |
| an the the other two | men | that worked in the butchers |
| at wiz turned wi two | men | till lower eh enchine doon |
| however if one saw two | men | walking in the countryside with |
| pieces if one saw two | men | walking in the countryside with |
| was found and two braemar | men | were arrested on suspicion of |
| the following january the two | men | were in corfu salvador writing |
| there were two uncles single | men | who always turned up at |
| who was 16 but two | men | who were over 70 years |
| wes sic a bewtie that | men | cam frae aw airts to |
| wi ye an wi aw | men | maks guid frae ill an |
| wars the re aye sum | men | maun dee but frae what |
| herbour wis hoatchin wi yoles | men | an sea maws an awthin |
| loss my influence wi the | men | and loss any power i |
| ended wi but blacker curse | men | back to work at gadgets |
| minotaurs that gart them jalouse | men | bred wi the breets mair |
| ve littil troke wi yungir | men | but ae thing juist the |
| whit s wrang wi huvin | men | fur fun we ve hud |
| me there wis aye twa | men | gaed wi a thrashin mull |
| da age wis gone whaur | men | hedd vynd tae wirk wi |
| wi aw the monie wycelyke | men | in the warld whitfor can |
| wi a widden beater eir | men | made for em bit at |
| wrang wi thae hard hertless | men | oor message dad they niver |
| e chappit tatties till e | men | s denner wi at e |
| we ll fade awa afore | men | s een wi neer a |
| in chaumer wi the wyce | men | speirt at them eidentlie whatna |
| brithers lyin lyke twa whunstane | men | syde bi syde but wi |
| tullynorth an they had sent | men | tae help steenhillock wi his |
| that the sea has netted | men | tae them wi nane be |
| fed first syne the feed | men | that ate wi them weemin |
| an ye willnae bein the | men | that ye are bide wi |
| an he telt the seivin | men | thay maun cum wi him |
| tae bide nar by his | men | till they are by wi |
| wurd wi ye is yon | men | waitin servant ay they re |
| s aw the same wi | men | whaur wad ye rate yeirsells |
| neist he rewairdit his ain | men | wi a dram then for |
| like lizzie pleased an nae | men | wi reed hair it s |
| accusatour ye ar lik aw | men | buddies dwaiblie donnert an domineired |
| sleepin as soond as deid | men | inby thay ir aw this |
| dad they niver heed that | men | should aw be brithers an |
| leddies is aw yon your | men | staunin owre thare the auldest |
| the evil tosser the cartoon | men | were aw agreed the man |
| and who were the hardest | men | andy whoever he was came |
| they would all have been | men | we must think about who |
| eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries | men | were the ones who wrote |
| i was gutted for the | men | who are at the front |
| 1881 1882 pp 764 6 | men | who are talked about and |
| it it was mostly older | men | who broke stones it seems |
| were numbers of eagle like | men | who built palaces in the |
| concerned travelling groups of terrier | men | who do not have permission |
| familiarity of the leather coated | men | who followed us in the |
| art one of the rare | men | who have achieved the ideal |
| among the 2 300 british | men | who joined the international brigades |
| the presence amongst them of | men | who knew little or no |
| snake out from the customs | men | who spot check cases by |
| to bring before you the | men | who supplied us with that |
| eh some of the older | men | who were drivers were only |
| wis little winner that the | men | aften moved ivery sax months |
| of import to little green | men | and orange cones boulder were |
| huge big huge like obese | men | throwing little pins at a |
| watchers in public places military | men | watch traffic from little glass |
| asians were used as middle | men | as well in east africa |
| the feast universal hilarity prevailed | men | ate drank and were merry |
| ye bide till they were | men | bodies it waldna be wyce |
| and rls were ambitious striving | men | but smith s rise to |
| entered into and questioned the | men | closely fearing that they were |
| ennui or infidelity middle aged | men | it seemed were almost boringly |
| they were burgesses and so | men | of consequence since they could |
| standard form rose to 68 | men | on the other hand were |
| were to pit all the | men | on to your boat till |
| in and they were better | men | than we dr johnson answered |
| the street there was arp | men | there but they were just |
| so were clearly exposing the | men | to the risk of being |
| mither afore her an the | men | were a awa of course |
| in the christian doctrine therefore | men | were acknowledging in the most |
| du were sayin somethin ten | men | were [?]bain bain[/?] an nae a |
| john macnab a time when | men | were either single or married |
| the peak 4 000 service | men | were employed on the railway |
| stone a bag the cotter | men | were entitled to 3 bows |
| year lang lang afore ye | men | were here when greenflees richts |
| for the dinner and the | men | were hospitably invited to join |
| unit where the least hard | men | were so i would have |
| started involuntarily but the police | men | were too busy gazing with |
| a high plateau where some | men | with long lensed cameras were |
| at some places that single | men | aften hid tae steal if |
| back tae yer battle stations | men | an staun by tae open |
| cleaner fir there are nae | men | an weans tae muck it |
| a warld in the whilk | men | are canty tae get but |
| polar bears tae sook flowers | men | are presented with books malts |
| an tae the calor gas | men | as i eest tae introduce |
| bowlfae an iver aifter e | men | aye tellt er tae slap |
| wis aafa gweed tae the | men | bit ae day near denner |
| the roy there cam wyce | men | east bye tae jerusalem speirin |
| dee with feedin the single | men | eh or helped tae feed |
| helped tae feed the single | men | ehm aye that s right |
| claes an ae day tae | men | em this one day was |
| lash in order tae enrich | men | far less honourable civilised and |
| trew tae say at the | men | fock wur fairlie weel domesticated |
| ye had onybody that had | men | gaein oot tae work an |
| tae if ye plais an | men | in thir semmits on the |
| tae knock up the feed | men | on his wye tae the |
| is tae be held bi | men | or wummen that haes borne |
| tae boaz than the wee | men | said tae naomi blissins tae |
| tae gaither boaz telt his | men | steevelie she quo he can |
| ben the pen far fermin | men | stepped oot tae the dark |
| is time e tellt e | men | tae gang an fur up |
| wis the union tellin the | men | tae pack it in an |
| up some pauchles for the | men | tae tak hame juist you |
| an the girls an the | men | tae when they ve feenished |
| tae be seen noo listen | men | tae whit we re sayin |
| the christ siccan thocht gies | men | the virr tae ding doun |
| keen tae be lowsed on | men | we d like tae gang |
| that anelie seems tae afflick | men | wha ve been ower successfu |
| widda scoffed tae tink dat | men | wir slaves tae supermarket chains |
| heavy ingineerin wark noo the | men | wisnae sweir tae gaun on |
| quo granda it maun gie | men | an affa shock fin she |
| turned intae ripe craps faar | men | an files weemen scythet an |
| da night it s strong | men | an kishies at we re |
| brickwork breenges caas oot the | men | an tells them stark bauld |
| guid siward an ten thousan | men | an the re no a |
| drookins that greet thae hardy | men | an then a ll turn |
| cure they re normal oardinary | men | an they re oot there |
| wit the wee fowk wee | men | an wee weimen baith an |
| franklin s tale mairriages atween | men | an weimen gie thir tales |
| personal an physical relationships atween | men | an wimmen it wid be |
| mount an gang biddin his | men | cairry lu da s gear |
| an bare legs warm ready | men | came the command fae big |
| dounsets tyme gaes by an | men | canna stell it the fower |
| we lou them dear guid | men | cast prejudice aside an niver |
| is depravit and virtue is | men | discrives for an en ye |
| lost faith in ma fella | men | fin denner time cam an |
| wimmen an whisky fur the | men | fur the bairns whae mind |
| the ithers juist afore fower | men | gat oot the caur an |
| beyond an doun the street | men | grieved in cloth caps aboot |
| faes an fresh tulyies the | men | he still commands dis naething |
| an twa stellates terrestial mang | men | here ablow deed there s |
| killt ane an then twae | men | hou wad he e er |
| skellum swicks anither an bonnie | men | ilkither winna geck zhang isna |
| a warsil an macbeth s | men | is fechtin nou on baith |
| unco dreidour an ill amang | men | it isna safe fell roused |
| cried up twenty thirty servin | men | lay brithers porters an chairmen |
| me better pause weel some | men | like an aul er woman |
| psychos an cruel cruel horrible | men | m944: mmhm f943: and just |
| an introduction to the great | men | of literature 1 an experience |
| of an increased number of | men | on the beat newsletter not |
| that there wid be a | men | oot there an somtimes things |
| and an estimated 17 000 | men | out of a country of |
| lands then ride off the | men | row back mary raises an |
| fires an makkin the feed | men | s meat steenhillock hid catched |
| an yokkin weill daein wycelyke | men | she secht an said wae |
| l macduff mercie the honest | men | son syne the leears an |
| has his own group of | men | squad usually friends an colleagues |
| maun be hangit son the | men | that sweirs an lees maun |
| unco dreidour an ill amang | men | the marischal wis fair roused |
| aye hinner uis cry in | men | the nou an get it |
| granddaughter s as i said | men | they call grandad an papa |
| seiventy year for there s | men | we owe a debt an |
| years that i ve seen | men | wearin earrings an rings an |
| the jute mills an the | men | workit in the docks the |
| horses there an eh the | men | would let ye in an |
| me ye custrin els ma | men | wul ravis an murther thame |
| uncle willie the fee d | men | are nae brocht up richt |
| s nae eggs in gingerbread | men | but if there was eggs |
| enjoying her wickedness nae black | men | either then granny lizzie mercy |
| in frozen youth the deid | men | makk nae souns a poppy |
| worry i ll juist tell | men | that there s nae hurry |
| better fin helped bi cannie | men | there s nae a pick |
| s to the morris dancing | men | all wreathed in bells and |
| you all the prayers that | men | and angels can offer will |
| timon turned misanthropist because all | men | are born of woman the |
| head wary for not all | men | are friends they may pretend |
| the squad all his eh | men | are sorta rigged up in |
| with all the ills that | men | assail man s but a |
| all the first minister s | men | by david black is not |
| f1089: and all the kings | men | couldn t put humpty m1090: |
| the sleeper s zone all | men | drink at the pool of |
| hair and be- all the | men | f963: [laugh] m964: [laugh] f965: |
| meant all things to all | men | fergus ewing claimed burns as |
| the wee particularities all the | men | go into beaumont s room |
| go you see like all | men | i too am susceptible to |
| wool and fur hats and | men | in blue overalls all smiling |
| particulars a perfect equality amang | men | is impossible and all schemes |
| the pool of dream all | men | kneel at the pool alone |
| processes are very simple all | men | of every station now hear |
| we re pitting all oor | men | on to the palm tree |
| oot glasses of whisky for | men | in overcoats his body came |
| clear this tale spells oot | men | maun dae mair than juist |
| me maggie did you bring | men | back here sadie just a |
| entirely ruled by precedent that | men | did not deem it necessary |
| it s interesting that the | men | did not eat at the |
| made at this time the | men | did not have a piece |
| he did need some extra | men | it wis often the same |
| did ye wey my cotter | men | s meal aye fit did |
| wool that did fine for | men | s socks and lang draaers |
| the fields weemen did no | men | weemen wore the uglies my |
| down to his groin you | men | are a the same jist |
| my road ye ken fit | men | are gladys michty aye loretta |
| in peterhead and that those | men | are in contact with other |
| the mountains mallorca s elderly | men | are one of its joys |
| a range of places and | men | are sent down drains for |
| as one big macho thing | men | are such liars she snorted |
| and fitt shape of gingerbread | men | are we gaun to mak |
| them and be excellent for | men | are what they contemplate davidson |
| them dinnae look ill the | men | are work dodgers a fear |
| back on the boat the | men | s toilets are so nice |
| same poem and thus are | men | supreme no other living thing |
| sadly there worst enemies are | men | then key points about the |
| halves of themselves back to | men | we are divided within ourselves |
| are more to come foolish | men | will be swept away particularly |
| are the kind of things | men | write about why we ourselves |
| about in nemo m1092: some | men | [inaudible] net and a fishy |
| i ve seen some strong | men | lose that battle lad it |
| it without noticing [?]like[/?] some | men | might f1187: do you find |
| of cream goodwill to some | men | six xmas crackers a bottle |
| day before yesterday i like | men | to have some consideration for |
| the hoose room and the | men | ate in the kitchen but |
| this isna jist aboot twa | men | but aboot twa races the |
| fastren knife ding doun unrichteous | men | but in the hinner end |
| the prodigious attributes of african | men | but none of that fitted |
| hatit here bi the christ | men | but oor namelieheid is nane |
| she said don t need | men | erm but er i d |
| there s no enough loanheid | men | in it naw but they |
| the number of twentie thousand | men | [inhale] but the kingis battell |
| yeah f965: interesting to the | men | it was interesting but erm |
| [note: photo: 'mrs riddoch, parkneuk, feeding the hens.] [note: photo: 'hen with chickens, parkneuk.'] [note: photo: 'couple howking tatties in their garden, early 1930s.] [note: photo: 'bothy billies at haremuir, benholm in 1915, including william middleton (killed in 1st world war) on far left and arch middleton snr on the far right.] single | men | lived in the bothy but |
| and he could set his | men | on them but here there |
| s club a club for | men | only is vaguely remembered but |
| mugs but never got beyond | men | s socks and curtain material |
| ones yes yes boys and | men | sometimes yes but babies how |
| ominous looking police car the | men | started involuntarily but the police |
| was always just boys or | men | that played the fiddle but |
| reputation but aye choose mairriet | men | they have as much to |
| s not that i need | men | to be about but i |
| wife then dark brings midgie | men | to comb the bins but |
| and ridges rones play mafia | men | v al capones but whiles |
| exception but there have been | men | writers also of overweening vanity |
| and saucht a warld whilk | men | yase for themsels certes but |
| the true stature of the | men | and more than a century |
| why they re called gingerbread | men | m1108: mum f1107: what m1108: |
| gied the order cease fire | men | oo re ower guid for |
| da wye isn it da | men | says at you re no |
| you re useless like a | men | she breaks down and runs |
| son facts maun be faced | men | still ken if they re |
| re gaun to make gingerbread | men | we ll need the scales |
| club 23rd january 1986 ye | men | wha think ye re god |
| the lasses twined and the | men | fed to them for it |
| would be supernaturally avenged if | men | overlooked them 15 this principle |
| effect she had on other | men | provoking and arousing them to |
| can ha e as mony | men | as you like angelica fit |
| can ha e as mony | men | as you like she cackles |
| for e butcher s the | men | got the hennie at supper |
| time he come upon e | men | throwin e wecht in e |
| weeks afore e show the | men | wid be gaan the roons |
| they employed quite a few | men | and so ye aye got |
| of like four lines of | men | and they go round like |
| brash they drave the broken | men | awa shi jin gaed back |
| fule bluid minnie orra div | men | bluid tee no they hinna |
| century many of the local | men | if they didn t go |
| put it in another eight | men | packin it so they had |
| glen ill favoured yawnin lowland | men | they spoke a tongue a |
| got wet they would shrink | men | wore jacket trousers waistcoat and |
| about as moral as other | men | mrs beaumont so you still |
| s something invigorating reading about | men | warsling with the elements mrs |
| mou virtius deprevit and virtiuss | men | discrivis for anen ye lad |
| in great circles as ye | men | t a palin brobbin yer |
| and one of the single | men | going home to the deep |
| obvious one of having 20 | men | in red coats sitting on |
| from burns of mice and | men | is just one example as |
| it was usual for the | men | to sit at one side |
| if one of the single | men | was lucky with the gun |
| to teach of mice and | men | which was one of the |
| bring it in before the | men | came back from the coal |
| that is affecting the shellfish | men | we should stand back a |
| wirk jist as hard as | men | and no doubt getting the |
| counts as a man and | men | aren t allowed i couldn |
| again i want thae twa | men | as ma coonsel dae this |
| female population then as if | men | dinnae go in the huff |
| mede or elles swiche as | men | dye or peynte colours of |
| wad be as dowie as | men | from the chinese of huang |
| derogatory fashion of aberdeen speech | men | got it was well as |
| barters exotic blue black sengali | men | handsome as stallions proffer electronic |
| ah wad say that twa | men | ir no juist twyce as |
| as well he had four | men | m642: wey as long as |
| stance of dictator as great | men | ought to be above the |
| grey van where the mill | men | slept if need be as |
| names of a few swift | men | such as mr w steel |
| would at once become free | men | that scotland as soon as |
| we cam thegither as growne | men | the ban pronunced bi the |
| to get a job for | men | to gain employment as a |
| i reveared as descent honest | men | we will start with mr |
| as the pliable plaything most | men | would love to possess for |
| at 72 9 years for | men | and 78 2 years for |
| aboot eh now aboot eight | men | at a time on the |
| rörick man a gawped at | men | at biggit chapels walked in |
| a coud buy masell twantie | men | at onie mercat son wad |
| of the day because the | men | came home at mid day |
| at hame wis barberin the | men | geed een anither a crop |
| and wonder at the sky | men | hunted according to the moon |
| 28th may when most married | men | moved and 28th november at |
| plaint of the stringed rababa | men | playing dominoes at a roadside |
| the ballroom ah imagine wurkin | men | sleep gey soond at nicht |
| in the world large uniformed | men | staring down at bloodied victims |
| schawed at the twa blak | men | wes the verra eimage ilk |
| maggie you didn t bring | men | here sadie gien it big |
| hide a cannae unnerstan thae | men | wha crivens here a go |
| up here it s only | men | with experience of the bigger |
| a barrio with other sengali | men | later i bought uv sunglasses |
| or even for that matter | men | s toilets in other parts |
| 1890 1960 the tongues of | men | 1937 he worked for 10 |
| and ill rewarded class of | men | 4 burns for younger children |
| eligibility for travel concessions for | men | aged 60 s1o 3273 14 |
| a town surpasses for honest | men | and bonie lasses i suggest |
| was usually available for the | men | and sherry or port for |
| of hats for colonial spanish | men | fell into the hands of |
| routine screening of middle aged | men | for early indications of prostate |
| definitely have a preference for | men | i m too selfish to |
| hat trimmin competition for the | men | ilky een gettin a lady |
| and the need for more | men | in the armed forces ensued |
| workers a special scheme for | men | in the main agricultural operations |
| value of facts for primitive | men | it is our business to |
| receive serious injuries the terrier | men | listen for snarls and growls |
| and sought the earth for | men | must still descend to earth |
| the river kwai for the | men | of the second battalion the |
| committee room in the hall | men | s club a club for |
| on behalf of the uk | men | s movement calling for the |
| mcaulay on behalf of uk | men | s movement calling for the |
| earlier days porridge for the | men | s suppers was put on |
| by his birth right for | men | to assist him and how |
| abode for the first of | men | to be and comprehend the |
| it wasn t common for | men | to be around when you |
| em was it common for | men | to be round f634: no |
| and the huts for the | men | to stay in in m608: |
| that day none of those | men | survived the sinking perhaps because |
| rights could never work when | men | like caesar napoleon and himself |
| homage which is her due | men | like gower barbour spenser and |
| it s being surrounded by | men | like you that does it |
| slaves bowed down like wheat | men | rose and fell like dust |
| t full of lovely lovely | men | why am i hurting like |
| peerie kubota ta anderson s | men | dey wir makkin a rodd |
| no no no enough loanheid | men | f1018: and there s no |
| brings the calm that wise | men | find the priceless jewel s |
| deevil s word indeed gin | men | heed you we ll bucht |
| and tragic deaths of great | men | i think what c s |
| m1012: [inaudible] hawick me- hawick | men | m1010: he s a right |
| magic horns that steppit throw | men | s dreams deil the sleep |
| knows what goes on inside | men | s heads not me 10 |
| irene mcgugan s1m 3243 scottish | men | s lacrosse team lodged on |
| ower yeir claes i the | men | s ludge fur the nicht |
| we see no peace in | men | s minds and no security |
| on behalf of the uk | men | s movement the committee agreed |
| t be a victimless joke | men | s public toilets in scotland |
| and then there was the | men | s speed and then there |
| cropped her hair and wore | men | s tackety boots in the |
| he s caught so greenock | men | searched low and high while |
| expert oan chasin away bogey | men | dimps wis waitin oan mair |
| his room speaking to the | men | inside beaumont aye aye aye |
| in this country sent his | men | intae a battle and saw |
| to sacrifice ane of his | men | rowland no engineer in this |
| ene [inhale] thairfoir callit his | men | togither be sloghorne and sound |
| hay he said to his | men | weel we can be deein |
| then skailt his twentie odd | men | wha tuik the gait ilkane |
| bit woe be to the | men | a lot of my stories |
| placed around the edge the | men | also made rugs with rabbit |
| to be the home of | men | and becoming the mere raw |
| essay in familiar studies of | men | and books the encyclopaedia article |
| was a great shortage of | men | and horses to work the |
| the battalion lost half its | men | by the end of the |
| velocity of which took the | men | completely by surprise and soon |
| moors and fields to such | men | conservation means conserve the ruling |
| it was so much the | men | didn t want to be |
| hissell inti the leit the | men | felt sairie fur the compuiteir |
| determination arniston turned to the | men | gathered alongside joseph knight mr |
| gone to particularly amongst the | men | if you d gone to |
| power of the corn horse | men | images is so definite and |
| dresses edged with lace the | men | in sturdy jackets breeches and |
| with the ordinary opinions of | men | in this country probably something |
| gettin maggie if you brought | men | in you broke the rules |
| of the danger to the | men | involved fourthly the captain seems |
| fower seasons serr thaim tho | men | ir no aucht thaim the |
| ay maister thorfinn hou monie | men | ir the thirlman ai aboot |
| meaning of oatcake the french | men | learned to eatt caikes which |
| a troika laughs ir the | men | no funny craiturs the door |
| over sett witht multitud of | men | nochtwithstanding the lord home answerit |
| schools and homes we the | men | of business will make society |
| gain have pandered to the | men | of means of profit power |
| of gulls savage sopranos hit | men | of the habour have put |
| of flowers on the lapel | men | often wore a blue serge |
| on there would be extra | men | on the beat and householders |
| yet i mean i hear | men | on the television announcers and |
| south where [laugh] the black | men | only had the blues that |
| the scottish executive how many | men | requested screening by prostate specific |
| up world so high wise | men | saw you in the sky |
| reminded would fear nine hunder | men | she acknowledges the force of |
| with long queues of coughing | men | shuffling in the cold collars |
| lasses tak tent whaur the | men | shure and gang efter the |
| duikis erlis bischoppis and nobill | men | [student sneezes] the fanzeillis utherwyis callit |
| the castel sleepin lyke deid | men | syne he spiered whit maun |
| haud her grun while tory | men | the buit pit in tho |
| hearts and generous blood of | men | the climbing thoughts whose roots |
| because hilltop because visible because | men | the poem questions conventional divisions |
| image i the first of | men | to comprehend the greatness of |
| 1900s the farmers stopped sending | men | to help except in emergencies |
| mean to you to the | men | we must get the prospectus |
| owre easie persuadit bi the | men | whyles ma mither wairned me |
| in the streets too no | men | with beards or long hair |
| a football or ten big | men | with fleas crashed from the |
| to the airport the customs | men | would be having lunch so |
| on the first shawin hou | men | wummen laund awnership scotland aye |
| wheel nave see the gullie | men | yoke thegither pensells smoor the |
| m194: fif with fifty five | men | in it so it is |
| a collogue with local money | men | mrs boyter i thought i |
| a table with roughly dressed | men | playing cards empty beer cans |
| of official and unofficial taxis | men | with umbrellas negotiating fares with |
| even to equal excellence with | men | writers virginia woolf is a |
| m1020: naw no enough loanheid | men | no no no enough loanheid |
| perspective and not have any | men | within no f66: er no |
| argument nothing is needless nothing | men | can do i mean to |
| is lyke a book whaur | men | can read sum unco things |
| just can t be happening | men | don t speak to me |
| of deaths from cancer among | men | in scotland and which can |
| society is made up of | men | only you don t notice |
| clothes make up and especially | men | ronnie a middle aged man |
| it is taking to encourage | men | to take up careers in |
| included in familiar studies of | men | and books skerryvore edn vol |
| progressed always short of skilled | men | and often of machinery and |
| in damned hallucination lurked when | men | believed in ghosts and necromantic |
| number of staff horsemen tractor | men | greive foreman cattlemen and shepherd |
| t it seem unfair that | men | writers could write and yet |
| twis certain shair that bird | men | waurna onythin new faith there |
| to a camp of polish | men | beside fordoun she used a |
| a certain sort of dress | men | black broad brimmed hat clips |
| in aberdeen attracted over 100 | men | half of whom had current |
| concentrate on heads heads of | men | heads of animals heads anchored |
| that is currently available to | men | of pensionable age dorothy grace |
| must have been created by | men | of poetic genius well educated |
| this noteworthy moment when so | men | of practical experience tell us |
| scores of supremely spangly jacketed | men | smoking cigars add to that |
| shows a kaleidoscope of life | men | spear fish in shallows sand |
| supposed to be nice to | men | which of course i always |
| flame of fyre consumed befoir | men | yitt cryes it a vengeance |
| everything m608: mmhm m194: airforce | men | comin in t- maybe to |
| in mountain nets by grown | men | in camouflage gear another story |
| how much would 10 such | men | be paid answers 1 28 |
| anvil it often happened that | men | brought things that needed repair |
| bairns soud greit nor baerdit | men | guid god lat thare be |
| you how precious paper is | men | have died so that you |
| nane come richt or wrang | men | hunt me everywhaur i gang |
| precept therof hadde he noon | men | may conseille a womman to |
| five dochters mairrit on wycelyke | men | syne ah coud jundie throu |
| a good game raith inside | men | terrible 16 sunday to 10 |
| deskrive braid pads ablo liggs | men | that dee d langsyne blek |
| was a luxury permitted to | men | though not to be encouraged |
| literary world developed primarily by | men | which gives her work its |
| bath before going to school | men | wore a vest a sleeveless |
| 4 804 miles 5 10 | men | would be paid 30 15s |
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