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| town being born in lamonts | row | all the boys in that |
| we reached oor destination lamonts | row | and the brigen these were |
| my mothers hand in lamonts | row | where i was born 71 |
| town and resided in lamonts | row | where i was born and |
| mountains the tourists sat in | row | after row of neat coupledom |
| tourists sat in row after | row | of neat coupledom while i |
| brick wark camps row upon | row | they stretcht far as the |
| trees shrooded brick wark camps | row | upon row they stretcht far |
| wi a mannie that cannae | row | f1054: brilliant can i just |
| mannie ll gie me a | row | f1134: fitt mannie f1133: the |
| wi a mannie that cannae | row | means you re stupid you |
| wi a mannie that cannae | row | that s a conversation in |
| f1097: did you get a | row | m1098: no nobody f1097: nobody |
| nobody f1097: nobody got a | row | the day m1098: no f1097: |
| aye naebody naebody gets a | row | f1095: ah that was good |
| no did anybody get a | row | the day m1096: aye naebody |
| don t know how to | row | a boat simple yes f1054: |
| flourish this venue of a | row | boat is most apt we |
| the wee loch in a | row | boat shid oan a frock |
| we stay at saddell and | row | the ferry boat what was |
| going on in the front | row | of the scrum this may |
| the end on the front | row | on the right hand side |
| a place in the front | row | or wherever one wishes to |
| we were in the front | row | this time so had an |
| eens sat in the back | row | then the nae so good |
| rashes n rushes raw n | row | rax v reach redd v |
| randie a wild raw n | row | redd v tidy reik n |
| i remember right getting a | row | from my old latin teacher |
| i remember getting an awful | row | in perth for being in |
| will he be getting a | row | look at the mess he |
| would come across they would | row | across frae burra to trondra |
| cause obviously there s a | row | of tenements across the road |
| make wir way along the | row | m608: was it far away |
| outside his office like a | row | of groceries sliding inexorably along |
| name he resided in kennets | row | i remember following the band |
| have things like hatter s | row | f1054: what was that f1006: |
| no it s just a | row | o houses but eh f1054: |
| m941: [censored: forename] gave me a | row | for having a bad work |
| having been engaged in a | row | it was a rare day |
| oh we had a blazin | row | last night an he went |
| second latish night in a | row | so i m kind of |
| unfamiliar bus whooshes past a | row | of wondering faces goggling at |
| through the slush on forresters | row | past the holier than thou |
| deca- if you called rotten | row | a you know a a |
| called after my dad [censored: surname and street name] | row | it s just opened a |
| hope i dinna get a | row | at the garage i think |
| and mum ll get a | row | f1102: i m crossing my |
| work i ll get a | row | f1134: you winna f1133: i |
| did you ever get a | row | for if ye said knackered |
| d do was get a | row | for speakin all the time |
| or get into a terrible | row | i i always thought laldie |
| end shoemakers thread roup sale | row | to roll trundle ruck ruckie |
| yes well there s monteith | row | up there at the end |
| then ride off the men | row | back mary raises an arm |
| that were in the back | row | loons hinna got the application |
| at the back by a | row | of columns it is midday |
| the back there was a | row | of upturned bowls an whiles |
| was aye in the back | row | usually at the richt han |
| they re kickin up a | row | m608: mmhm m194: because i |
| house at at 129 dalsalloch | row | m608: uh huh m636: and |
| the usual barley being two | row | in more recent times it |
| a farm gweed good gyang | row | gyte to set up sheaves |
| for two years in a | row | they are removed from the |
| pineapple two days in a | row | what for can t you |
| din he could cause a | row | in a teem hoose fecht |
| of years ago there s | row | s quite a common glasgow |
| bits of wood in a | row | and then he gets hit |
| in smoothly to prevent a | row | as she has been doing |
| tho there s whiles a | row | at deid o nicht gif |
| minister was giein him a | row | but they a thocht i |
| dreel is a drill or | row | canty is cheerful comfortable cooch |
| pretty maids all in a | row | f1111: aw i think they |
| pretty maids all in a | row | f1116: you sing it then |
| maybe not just a a | row | f963: you can give something |
| i had been given a | row | for misbehaving i used to |
| s right f1049: in a | row | i don t know kyle |
| wrocht up spylin fur a | row | i widna gie him ane |
| bounds boortree elder tree bout | row | of cut corn bow a |
| actually needs and also a | row | of pens he walks around |
| his ears there s a | row | of stalls and the light |
| passage closer inspection reveals a | row | of traditional ancient wash houses |
| gringos we huddled in a | row | outside one hut and ate |
| and gave everyone such a | row | that they never held onto |
| a hardy four or six | row | variety of barley the usual |
| of urgency seen also in | row | on and look grandpa the |
| national health service whereby skid | row | blood was bought in from |
| sanny paterson of lamont s | row | his body was carried down |
| each suckling mouth with its | row | of razor teeth was incredibly |
| over the road from one | row | of shops which was the |
| was that f1006: hatter s | row | that it existed oh real |
| taxes hid offices on exchequer | row | in my days as an |
| if i m leavin forresters | row | you bastard greg ye might |
| hair you d an affa | row | wi oor ma aboot it |
| and centres including the abbey | row | centre in kelso which has |
| have to sit in the | row | next the girls none of |
| in many different ways go | row | roe throw though sew for |
| first 7 of his third | row | it is of course nearly |
| lane james mackie of kennets | row | with his cuddy and john |
| pair of jeans from the | row | of hooks that serves us |
| kea he pointed out the | row | of white domed observatories on |
| storey car park tak exchequer | row | neist an burnett s close |
| awning smoking and drinking hawkers | row | alongside haggle like codlings round |
| the exhibition hall the miners | row | cottages and the facilities and |
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