pram
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| swing enter andrey with the | pram | ferapont appears ferapont andrey seerghyeevich |
| sake goes off with the | pram | ferapont weill whit im ah |
| ye ferapont you tak the | pram | frae the maister ferapont ay |
| the papers ferapont wheels the | pram | into the garden natasha in |
| across the stage pushing the | pram | masha ye look verra comfortable |
| of the stage pushing a | pram | with a child asleeep in |
| enters he is pushing the | pram | with bobik sitting in it |
| us this thing wi old | pram | wheels right and two bits |
| wheels and a treasured possession | pram | wheels were the usual wheels |
| madam richt mistress takes the | pram | andrey shamefacedly ah wes speakin |
| crosses the stage with the | pram | thare andrey oor dear brither |
| m1132: it was in the | pram | f1131: mmhm was you gaun |
| for a walk in the | pram | m1132: fitt f1131: oh nothing |
| wee babies have in their | pram | m1146: mmhm f1143: so that |
| and somewhere to put the | pram | the toy boxes etc and |
| a baby one with a | pram | f1111: mm cause that s |
| f1113: what s in the | pram | f1114: it s the baby |
| is the baby in the | pram | [inaudible] f1102: aye look f1101: |
| s alright here s a | pram | so farr s the baby |
| pushin a baby in a | pram | that s a fifteen minute |
| tuck him up in his | pram | which almost fills the tiny |
| while mine was nanny wicker | pram | and walking in the park |
| alex neil sitting in his | pram | dribbling mush down his bib |
| there wi my boots [inaudible] | pram | f1141: come on now eat |
| your chicken dippers [?]behind[/?] your | pram | f1142: aye f1141: and then |
| a bit hurl in his | pram | whit a wark thir bairns |
| ti speak you gie the | pram | ti sumbodie else hou monie |
| while i was in my | pram | i received a query from |
| various documents while in his | pram | my vision was of alex |
| was flicking through in my | pram | i hope that the official |
| way through it to his | pram | and pick him up i |
| of the farm wheeling a | pram | that held all his worldly |
| lamb can fit in a | pram | so i knew that for |
| you you took an old | pram | f637: and my mother and |
| bridges a net across the | pram | kept cats from my mewling |
| keeps twa littlins in a | pram | an the hale jing bang |
| when the twa leggit returns | pram | rides siller hips lik western |
| oot jenny s dallie s | pram | wis cowpit on its side |
| imperceptibly carry him to his | pram | as if he was one |
| must go back into his | pram | i plot and plan and |
| back the bedclothes in his | pram | then with the utmost gentleness |
| of chestnut leaves above my | pram | in the botanical gardens was |
| wean would be in its | pram | f1144: if you come from |
| when you were in your | pram | at a time when the |
| in a worn oot rickity | pram | kin ye mind o searchin |
| s a bairn in a | pram | like desperate dan that she |
| or a babby in a | pram | ye micht staun a chaunce |
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