peggy
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| loretta have i ony choice | peggy | angrily you must ha e |
| no no naething for me | peggy | are you sure tea loretta |
| wi ither folk ye ken | peggy | aye loretta quietly just tryin |
| difference loretta i think so | peggy | but fit aboot kate and |
| he couldna ve deen t | peggy | dinna think that wye loretta |
| ony excuse in my day | peggy | drily but loretta never notices |
| killed him didn t i | peggy | firmly no loretta sittin doon |
| s trying tae mak up | peggy | fit loretta looking up and |
| people especially neil loretta and | peggy | have a strong accent but |
| aye did athing he wanted | peggy | i ken loretta gave him |
| can t you loretta sometimes | peggy | i m a thumbs at |
| i loretta i dinna ken | peggy | i m sorry loretta i |
| itself on loretta s face | peggy | is just puzzled bessie s |
| name wi two ls like | peggy | it doesna solve onything loretta |
| it noo here the day | peggy | it wouldna be richt loretta |
| ha e his ain wye | peggy | jist that loretta peer frank |
| for her loretta a party | peggy | just something mair o a |
| laugh enter loretta slowly miserably | peggy | loretta fit s adee loretta |
| ye hae it here like | peggy | no loretta we ll fly |
| for loretta will that do | peggy | off loretta is she outside |
| up a chair and follows | peggy | off loretta picks up another |
| my time noo have i | peggy | oh loretta that s nae |
| that s all it says | peggy | poor loretta nothing seems to |
| whilie loretta since that day | peggy | regretting her mistake aye pause |
| loretta i hinna seen her | peggy | she doesna like too much |
| followed by a twittering gladys | peggy | sits down by loretta who |
| do you think of that | peggy | surprised is he loretta and |
| ham it s a ready | peggy | teasing her nae tatties loretta |
| loretta not looking up hello | peggy | the weather s improved she |
| loretta it s a problem | peggy | ye re wonderin why i |
| you see frank neil no | peggy | you re affa jumpy loretta |
| bessie fit does that say | peggy | 13 78 bessie na na |
| bessie flummoxed just a dumpling | peggy | a christmas pudding neil for |
| needs bessie i need tights | peggy | all right bessie gladys kens |
| o bein anither bessie livingstone | peggy | but fit s gan tae |
| like teeny wee teeth eeeeeh | peggy | er tooth edged bessie impatiently |
| ve just min t something | peggy | fit bessie never you mind |
| bessie she s ower young | peggy | jist a spring chicken only |
| wilson her sister aged 79 | peggy | livingstone bessie s daughter aged |
| shaking her voice is strident | peggy | ma fit s wrang bessie |
| ken bessie na surely no | peggy | nae often but it does |
| the morning wi her hooverin | peggy | naebody s suggestin that bessie |
| ends in pointing at bessie | peggy | of course gladys oooh i |
| her birthday bessie fit wye | peggy | she will be eighty bessie |
| of focus back to bessie | peggy | takes hold of the handles |
| bessie caul she hunches herself | peggy | takes off her own cardigan |
| fruit bessie it says here | peggy | taking the bill fruit yoghurt |
| bessie i m nae movin | peggy | we ken fit this hoose |
| in bessie i m fine | peggy | weel while we re a |
| the paper bessie triumphantly bannerman | peggy | what s that ma bessie |
| fit bessie never you mind | peggy | ye re a wicked auld |
| o milk ma bessie fit | peggy | ye ve nae milk bessie |
| got your tea have ye | peggy | yes ma bessie nane left |
| bessie i can manage fine | peggy | you canna even pick things |
| she in your class peggy | peggy | alice gladys i think so |
| peggy some quiet mutterings of | peggy | as they drink second and |
| same a moment s silence | peggy | as usual steps in peggy |
| peggy is that a ten | peggy | aye an there s anither |
| christmas pudding in a cloth | peggy | aye neil why peggy because |
| peggy as usual steps in | peggy | aye you saved three folk |
| cloth peggy aye neil why | peggy | because god gave the recipe |
| hello neil neil off hello | peggy | enter peggy her clothes hardly |
| to look for help peggy | peggy | fit s the word when |
| packet which she hands to | peggy | happy 60th birthday peggy peggy |
| neil off hello peggy enter | peggy | her clothes hardly acknowledge the |
| a ten isn t it | peggy | is that a ten peggy |
| peggy happy 60th birthday peggy | peggy | michty this is a real |
| he s already discussed with | peggy | of course peggy returns with |
| t she in your class | peggy | peggy alice gladys i think |
| monologue to look for help | peggy | peggy fit s the word |
| to peggy happy 60th birthday | peggy | peggy michty this is a |
| both appear to be asleep | peggy | returns peggy your tights took |
| discussed with peggy of course | peggy | returns with her mother s |
| birthday a few weeks late | peggy | some quiet mutterings of peggy |
| to be asleep peggy returns | peggy | your tights took you by |
| with enthusiasm but little volume | peggy | and gladys each thinking the |
| things ready before gladys arrives | peggy | at s the loon over |
| ways gladys feels obscurely angry | peggy | feels intensely concerned but theirs |
| hoo did i manage that | peggy | fit is it gladys look |
| wish a wish nobody moves | peggy | go on gladys bla oot |
| birthdays more cheers and laughter | peggy | happy 80th birthday gladys here |
| got at fit is t | peggy | it s a richt gladys |
| alice gladys i think so | peggy | mary would be younger than |
| i dinna gladys ye div | peggy | noo dinna start you two |
| into the heap o rubble | peggy | she s determined gladys isn |
| for my sake gladys to | peggy | she taks richt moods sometimes |
| sing gladys and some sing | peggy | then there are cheers right |
| ging an bide wi gladys | peggy | there d be murder done |
| richt sudden suspicion fit flavour | peggy | wearily it doesna say gladys |
| kens the eens i like | peggy | ye can tell me gladys |
| i d like to wish | peggy | a very happy birthday a |
| pudding neil for your birthday | peggy | aye wi condensed milk on |
| all right when is it | peggy | her birthday s the 11th |
| me it s your cake | peggy | mine it s your birthday |
| and goes she sits still | peggy | off hello neil been enjoying |
| notice and goes off again | peggy | off hello neil neil off |
| will coming soon will she | peggy | aye neil will we have |
| richt neil off fine considering | peggy | aye pause weel get the |
| of a blight she says | peggy | but you fit in neil |
| me blows out hers while | peggy | deals efficiently with hers neil |
| neil he goes off then | peggy | enters she winna let me |
| on far s that coffee | peggy | here it comes for neil |
| made custard for my lunch | peggy | neil s awa for it |
| she outside neil off yes | peggy | off how is she neil |
| ken fit she s like | peggy | off neil he goes off |
| serrated knife for lavy paper | peggy | oh ma neil lavy paper |
| neil she s doing psychology | peggy | she ll have all the |
| my mother neil what happened | peggy | she s feeling a wee |
| neil i m not surprised | peggy | weel i understand that but |
| we have it oot here | peggy | what neil the party make |
| by neil hovers na na | peggy | you canna manage get neil |
| get the kettle on enter | peggy | a little anxious about how |
| o you these days enter | peggy | with another mug of tea |
| hame for his tea enter | peggy | with three mugs was that |
| e him to reckon wi | peggy | you re never sure enter |
| shakes her head sympathetically nuh | peggy | but fit s the alternative |
| lost in her own thoughts | peggy | fit a pair they re |
| rin tae the phone tell | peggy | fit s happened get an |
| can i read aboot it | peggy | i dinna care fit ye |
| ve nae experience o this | peggy | i just dinna ken fit |
| efter your ain keys surely | peggy | intervening again fit s your |
| o them gettin married yet | peggy | laughing fit wye should they |
| folk ken fit they wint | peggy | nae like us aul folk |
| dinna ken fit tae dee | peggy | sitting down too near her |
| fit tae dae aboot it | peggy | taking the heat out of |
| canna picture fit you mean | peggy | they re just like the |
| nae gan tae een onywey | peggy | weel fit aboot movin tae |
| na na the first line | peggy | ye re nae gan through |
| richt i m breathin better | peggy | but you re feelin caul |
| i m a richt but | peggy | goes out to get a |
| she taks richt moods sometimes | peggy | i ll get your handbag |
| her mouth and runs out | peggy | ma are ye a richt |
| i took in her milk | peggy | off is she a richt |
| i ll be a richt | peggy | patiently do you want tea |
| lifted a hand tae help | peggy | that s a richt ma |
| coming nae iv now peg | peggy | as weel noo as later |
| party make it a picnic | peggy | might as weel the stuff |
| the bombin though as weel | peggy | oh aye the shelters yich |
| glory thrawn some micht say | peggy | weel she s had to |
| lassie thochtless as they come | peggy | weel she s learnin tae |
| he laughs nervously lazing about | peggy | weel stop lazing aboot and |
| s naething i can dee | peggy | weel you could maybe fold |
| s all we need then | peggy | aye pause kate not coming |
| gathering her belongings about her | peggy | goes out with her pause |
| they need each ither though | peggy | i ken pause this hasna |
| hear ye when ye shout | peggy | i m nae shouting pause |
| same not saying a word | peggy | off i ll go oot |
| to put the kettle on | peggy | off surprised good loon i |
| lunch in the church hall | peggy | was feeling a bit off |
| sadly dinna knock it peg | peggy | i ken they werena feminists |
| i ve needed to be | peggy | maybe so but ye dinna |
| oot o it a thegether | peggy | noo dinna sulk ma we |
| dinna need ony lookin efter | peggy | you re managin great ma |
| goes back to her seat | peggy | amused that s you tellt |
| me all week he goes | peggy | raising her voice to call |
| was enough for her thoughts | peggy | had been there until half |
| earlier but after her sister | peggy | had left she had put |
| and sleeves for a handkerchief | peggy | hands her a tissue she |
| tae discuss it wi her | peggy | i ken i ve been |
| i ve just got here | peggy | i ll mak her a |
| puts it over her shoulders | peggy | i think i d better |
| is now breathing heavily noisily | peggy | is too concerned with her |
| white cliffs of dover as | peggy | laboured over her chores we |
| s troubles and your ain | peggy | looks at her changes for |
| withoot a meenute s hesitation | peggy | lucky her i hope she |
| tae tell her aboot it | peggy | no keep it for a |
| yes what will i do | peggy | nothing just stay with her |
| he s a fool said | peggy | of her husband it maks |
| over the final coin and | peggy | passes it to her mother |
| her breathing is quietening down | peggy | picks up her mother s |
| she gestures to her bag | peggy | quickly gets out her pill |
| her up for the day | peggy | she s never mentioned that |
| other deeply piled with cushions | peggy | taking the chair from her |
| mug from beside her chair | peggy | wash it doon wi this |
| among them and this year | peggy | would open her christmas presents |
| it s good for her | peggy | you ll push her too |
| her changes for abody eh | peggy | you ve noticed it s |
| s been plannin a this | peggy | i didna ken half o |
| forgetting this is for you | peggy | noo far have i putten |
| stop it noo stop it | peggy | she takes a step towards |
| s a five she hands | peggy | a 5 note which she |
| down his thrapple and though | peggy | always brought something when she |
| one of life s losers | peggy | does she now she s |
| [laugh] m1013: and as for | peggy | duncan she rises in the |
| she gets affa muddled sometimes | peggy | homes are nae just for |
| looks every day of it | peggy | i thought she might be |
| the doctor been the day | peggy | just for a minute she |
| think she d expect it | peggy | maybe no a the same |
| she takes a tiny sip | peggy | nooo you never do she |
| surprise oh aye she grins | peggy | now what are you up |
| echt gettin the place clean | peggy | oh ma why she s |
| the day get up tae | peggy | she mightna be ower pleased |
| no nae wine i couldna | peggy | she s driving she points |
| nae him she looks at | peggy | she seems to feel a |
| just a teeny wee cratur | peggy | she wisna nae till the |
| moved in here she points | peggy | so there i was in |
| lack of a response encourages | peggy | to think she s winning |
| she s aye rinnin on | peggy | without enthusiasm she s been |
| are ye nae sittin doon | peggy | i ll just see if |
| wi you for a minute | peggy | of course i m nae |
| nae that i ve seen | peggy | oh you d have seen |
| you ve hardly touched it | peggy | there s nae hurry ma |
| s nae unusual these days | peggy | we did it for you |
| come doon the stair pretty | peggy | my dear come doon the |
| come doon the stair pretty | peggy | o come doon the stair |
| doon let us a doon | peggy | ye canna blame him he |
| best position tae judge them | peggy | i see him lying aboot |
| tae worry aboot it ever | peggy | i was wondering if we |
| sick a fuss aboot it | peggy | moving in smoothly to prevent |
| asked him aboot it but | peggy | unable to bring herself to |
| me to worry aboot me | peggy | we re a worryin aboot |
| time since your faither died | peggy | breaks away and sits down |
| taylor grabbed his arm your | peggy | s jist away in that |
| if your hoose isna clean | peggy | the home helps of course |
| it ll be mrs lindsay | peggy | your home help at this |
| me my hoose is dirty | peggy | your hoose couldna get dirty |
| roots around in the bag | peggy | it won t break ma |
| tae me at s why | peggy | ma you re tirin yoursel |
| o clock in the mornin | peggy | oh we never liked to |
| lang as i m able | peggy | oh you re sae stubborn |
| o the two o them | peggy | then you re really up |
| to turn into an argument | peggy | you re just as bad |
| naething wrang wi my bleed | peggy | you two you re like |
| naebody was comin the day | peggy | i m sorry we ve |
| place tae wonder is it | peggy | i ve a lovely wee |
| wi it s god himsel | peggy | wrily i ve done that |
| that s left to me | peggy | ye ve years ahead o |
| that stairs a my life | peggy | you shouldna ve tried to |
| birthdays on the same day | peggy | not the right day for |
| same generation as you peg | peggy | wrily ooch does 10 years |
| ripped but they ll dee | peggy | firmly they ll dee fine |
| m a bittie dry kin | peggy | i ll get ye a |
| an abrupt change of subject | peggy | i ll put the kettle |
| phone on the top floor | peggy | there ll be nobody in |
| being left to do everything | peggy | we ll give you a |
| are we bidin oot here | peggy | i think so enjoy it |
| his attention he d bring | peggy | in here he promised himself |
| bide here in the shade | peggy | it would do you good |
| people say an i often | peggy | who s not here tonight |
| you were just foo aul | peggy | i was seven it must |
| just had this cleaned tae | peggy | looking closely at the stain |
| were bestowing on him and | peggy | but he didn t have |
| some paper cups or glasses | peggy | gives him a hand around |
| to get up tae him | peggy | the front door no it |
| was sitting opposite him but | peggy | was in hospital recovering from |
| he sighed again and wished | peggy | was sitting opposite him but |
| he told fiona he wished | peggy | were beside him and a |
| get used to the changes | peggy | it s a time o |
| seeds get under my plate | peggy | so it s 13 78 |
| hersel fan i m awa | peggy | briskly we winna need to |
| were wee he would leave | peggy | to parcel presents in peace |
| up a wee prayer that | peggy | would be home safe and |
| within a week i bet | peggy | they maybe need each ither |
| brocht me oot a cheer | peggy | did he he s improving |
| he winna speak tae me | peggy | he s been paid aff |
| trying to tell me something | peggy | i wisna but it s |
| make me laugh my stitches | peggy | protested the wry smile was |
| morning me trailing sulkily at | peggy | s heels rls was born |
| wiz in his basket and | peggy | tolt me tae go on |
| motorcars only horse drawn carriages | peggy | would deliver me my white |
| left for me was there | peggy | you said you didna want |
| chops it maks ye think | peggy | it does an i d |
| onybody or onything even you | peggy | though you michtna think so |
| oot o things these days | peggy | bitterly well it s better |
| a sunday but come hogmanay | peggy | aye went daft shifting furniture |
| it s a arranged then | peggy | i thought we d hae |
| it is ca d pretty | peggy | o now there s mony |
| d an aulder sister in | peggy | s class at the school |
| guidin mei m1012: do the | peggy | duncan verse it s gar |
| a job o work either | peggy | he s practising for his |
| the handles of the wheelchair | peggy | it s time we were |
| time for the mcgarrs wi | peggy | paddy s sister fa play |
| had felt doubly oppressed by | peggy | s constant moaning the silence |
| on susan s face and | peggy | s face would be well |
| house because of the blackie | peggy | s man chae was a |
| you meant the real war | peggy | that s my earliest memory |
| more bulging of the bags | peggy | there s a war on |
| tuck in there s plenty | peggy | there s enough to feed |
| 1773 ann thomson s sister | peggy | was away home and ann |
| paddy on lead accordion wi | peggy | bi his side they were |
| a news wi wull an | peggy | smith on a friday the |
| was set on it tae | peggy | well naturally it had a |
| hospital bed archie sighed for | peggy | and days past turning into |
| would be spinning into eternity | peggy | came by two or three |
| put awa into a home | peggy | naebody can put you into |
| mind back to the morning | peggy | went into the hospital it |
| and you can tell f1160: | peggy | would say chan eil heit |
| not been able to see | peggy | family for 3 weeks but |
| it he kens the wye | peggy | is annoyed but relinquishes control |
| i die a little ella | peggy | billie hoagy louis duke frank |
| is lethargic and tired seeming | peggy | decisively better be sure i |
| a long supermarket bill slip | peggy | i brought the bill too |
| good a time as ony | peggy | sighing i sometimes wonder och |
| christmases past socks he and | peggy | had filled first by a |
| this year he sighed poor | peggy | was lying aw peely wally |
| being stuck in this thing | peggy | it winna be for lang |
| an 1964 bi ewan maccoll | peggy | seeger and charles parker it |
| far it was repaired efterwards | peggy | that was unusually quick for |
| it the news was that | peggy | was about to be taken |
| week at least maybe mair | peggy | sarcastically must be true then |
| nursery school every morning with | peggy | the irish maid who was |
| a strange and ponderous weight | peggy | was away back to the |
| frae a man like thon | peggy | was not afraid of joseph |
| the tiny life and so | peggy | was right also in a |
| an athing fancy that peg | peggy | a lot of trouble for |
| jacket trimmed with tinsel sat | peggy | a smile that made his |
| isn t any to catch | peggy | how nice to be young |
| this since we were lassies | peggy | beginning to move things inside |
| the occasional argus eye that | peggy | turned in our direction we |
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