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| gaun awa jonsar eck nivver | said | a word bit thocht tae |
| jonsar eck s nose jonsar | said | at s a bit nippy |
| ll trust you jonsar eck | said | at s fine bit i |
| at dis the shewin jonsar | said | aye aye you ken i |
| hiv deen weel jonsar eck | said | aye ginger the cat his |
| gooseberry crumble the little wifie | said | aye jonsar you hid better |
| in bold letters the sign | said | findlater castle ae day jonsar |
| hoose jonsar turned roon and | said | fit a gweed idea bit |
| wifie peyed jonsar eck he | said | fit kind o stuff is |
| the journey bit jonsar eck | said | i hiv been an seen |
| wis affa dear jonsar eck | said | i ken far ere is |
| widnae stop jonsar s mither | said | i ll gie you a |
| dee jonsar eck stopped an | said | i ll tell you a |
| him wi a cheque jonsar | said | i thocht you said you |
| a peat barra he aye | said | it kept him fit jonsar |
| technicolor says tamata feed jonsar | said | it s nae workin affa |
| in this mood jonsar eck | said | it wis hard wid i |
| eck shook a squeaky voice | said | it wis jonsar eck it |
| muggie sliga peyed me she | said | jokinly cheer up jonsar eck |
| coorse the wither oh aye | said | jonsar as he made for |
| snapped fin he stopped aye | said | jonsar at s a bobby |
| asks the bobby oh aye | said | jonsar bit fit wid you |
| heck is goin on here | said | jonsar eck oot loud tae |
| na at s nae rain | said | jonsar eck tae himsel it |
| fine an early the day | said | jonsar eck tae himsel jonsar |
| i hiv tasted onything better | said | jonsar eck tae the littie |
| the ten meenit job greedy | said | jonsar i coodnae buy sticks |
| roch meg wis nae lady | said | jonsar roch meg looked at |
| asks are you busy jonsar | said | na na nae affa susie |
| jonsar eck wis furious bit | said | naething fin the fermer wis |
| some o his customers jonsar | said | naething mair than i ll |
| jonsar shook his shooders an | said | naething naething noo the little |
| there moanin an groanin he | said | noo jonsar dinna tell your |
| fit div you think jonsar | said | och aye i cood gie |
| aboot the pancakes jonsar eck | said | och ey were nae bad |
| on seein jonsar the electrician | said | och it s nae broken |
| tak for it jonsar eck | said | och you tak it oot |
| hoose fin teenie appeared she | said | oh it s you jonsar |
| intae jonsar eck s then | said | oh michty a gweed lookin |
| jist shook his heid an | said | oh no jonsar i would |
| fuel tae itsel jonsar eck | said | oot loud aye there is |
| fin she heard fit jonsar | said | she hooked her airm intae |
| he says cheerily jonsar eck | said | tae himsel good lord ten |
| came intae the surgery he | said | tae jonsar up on the |
| for a sponsor jonsar eck | said | tae ronald fit a time |
| jonsar eck up an he | said | tae the nurse you ken |
| he wis affa greedy he | said | tae the quine jonsar peyed |
| body an fin the clock | said | ten jonsar held awa doon |
| optician shook his heid an | said | that is impossible jonsar eck |
| jonsar eck that wis quick | said | the lassie at the desk |
| jonsar started tae laugh an | said | the only tune wid be |
| says jonsar at s richt | said | the twa aulds lads the |
| on hearin fit jonsar eck | said | went intae a temper caed |
| asks larry ake jonsar eck | said | wi nae spreadin the shave |
| gaed jonsar a look an | said | you ken i thocht the |
| the door he stopped an | said | you know mrs jonsar muck |
| rotten jonsar eck smiled an | said | you telt me you wis |
| jonsar said i thocht you | said | you wid pey wi cash |
| says aye noo jonsar you | said | you wid tell us a |
| the grounds of religion she | said | 23 the pressure for change |
| in her breath listen she | said | a band was playing away |
| dust she died it s | said | a chicken to the end |
| up likes and habits she | said | a girl should care about |
| the convener is as she | said | a member of the ministerial |
| a bed settee and she | said | a sattlebed m1020: a- f1054: |
| lady the things she s | said | a wadna lyke ti repeat |
| it a difference she even | said | a- night before i said |
| why after the things she | said | about grampa dan i yank |
| s speech particularly what she | said | about increased funding for the |
| lips scuse me missus she | said | addressing me in preference to |
| denner for hir syne she | said | ae peat gar anither peat |
| two brutes noo lass pullar | said | again but she cut him |
| an becum yeir wyfe she | said | ah durstna byde in the |
| lang whyle an syne she | said | ah l tell ee whit |
| sae she stuid up an | said | ah m nae singer an |
| the night or no she | said | ah m thinkin ah made |
| tryit ti kiss hir she | said | ah wes a mukkil jessie |
| wurld we went to edinburgh | said | alba semi enthusiastically she hadn |
| scheme she looked like somebody | said | alba she was cute did |
| a post structuralist alastair she | said | ally laughed thinking back to |
| aw that weill whan aw | said | an duin sae she pat |
| on a tongue twister she | said | an richt enyeuch it s |
| finn haed a thocht an | said | an she cums up wi |
| him she winna her da | said | an she hidna faith she |
| with words but she just | said | an this is the livy |
| finnd it an syne she | said | an whaur micht it be |
| is that it there she | said | and pointed to a church |
| theme by wee drew she | said | and refused to show them |
| an abortion or so she | said | and the mexican nurse maid |
| things that she would have | said | and there s she was |
| anyway she always knows christ | said | andy wiping his bum whit |
| she granny who d hardly | said | ane word tae the mannie |
| and without looking up she | said | annie i m wae for |
| say you know if you | said | anything she d say er |
| of creative mathematics and then | said | anything she damned well liked |
| [laugh] m642: and erm she | said | are you alright yes i |
| drumchapel oh jesus christ she | said | as i opened the doors |
| to get off slut she | said | as i opened the doors |
| bit pit oot tae she | said | as mukkil but she wesna |
| haud aff him digger she | said | as she follaed me up |
| it s nae far she | said | as they left the house |
| mind not talking here she | said | as we passed a large |
| at the exam when she | said | asked the question what is |
| geed hame tae fleers she | said | at robertson cam kickin in |
| ain life efter aw she | said | auld creepy in the tree |
| stappit an listent syne she | said | ay ye wul be in |
| parcel fae dod an i | said | aye it is an she |
| i wid like mair i | said | aye she assured me there |
| the matter wi you she | said | backing away alarmed why ur |
| ain lugs gowd tree she | said | but gowd tree is deid |
| as anythin the day she | said | but noo it s dead |
| to satisfy the vultures she | said | but nowadays they only survive |
| the archetypal vicious circle she | said | but so long as the |
| warl ti finnd him she | said | but the monie wearie days |
| more of the jannies she | said | but the psychopaths are good |
| it herself too jejune she | said | but wee andy was home |
| need a drink soon she | said | by way of greeting clear |
| obscenity sorry aboot that she | said | c mon he whispered pulling |
| in an i thought she | said | can i fix me sock |
| tastes all the same she | said | carrots onions tomatoes all has |
| no longer mrs mcfarlane she | said | casting all social niceties to |
| mm f1154: and erm she | said | [censored: forename] oh we need to |
| chap there a mystery she | said | chap there anither chap there |
| what to do but gonzalo | said | come on daniel she was |
| your pals are waitin she | said | coughing to clear her throat |
| grow out of these she | said | crossly waving a packet of |
| like you now babs she | said | danny and me we just |
| the mini bus louise rab | said | does she want to go |
| we went over and she | said | don t like it and |
| pear shaped and er she | said | don t need men erm |
| early hurry up now she | said | drawing back the curtains here |
| four and the teacher there | said | eh just come in she |
| did she say f806: she | said | eh mm she was talking |
| girl i taught an she | said | ehm her no- she was |
| through some ties and she | said | ehm in gaelic er she |
| ehm in gaelic er she | said | ehm we ll er we |
| and she turned round and | said | ehm well we re doing |
| was swallowed whole her ma | said | ellen eat your greens she |
| really nice and and she | said | er but at the s- |
| that f1049: [laugh] m1048: she | said | erm [sniff] when we in |
| she looked up and she | said | evidently she said to my |
| go on the [inaudible] she | said | [exhale] [inaudible] don t take |
| that about certain people she | said | f1026: aye [inaudible] f1023: just |
| this was january and she | said | f1038: [laugh] [laugh] f1037: well |
| mm f1104: they said she | said | f1103: and farr s your |
| can t talk about she | said | f943: ah i suppose apart |
| skin til hir syne she | said | fareweill til hir bairns an |
| s ower strong laddie she | said | fin i mak tae i |
| at eight eight thirty she | said | firmly closing the door at |
| of the young lads he | said | fit she s fit f1024: |
| s fennel bread betcha she | said | folk are sitting in poncy |
| onie ither bodie what she | said | for a hae nae wutnesses |
| it didn t matter she | said | for as they all say |
| she got sick of me | said | for god s sake why |
| all people burns when she | said | for pleasures are like poppies |
| it agin sometime though she | said | from the doorway like when |
| t hire you too she | said | genuinely sympathetic but something else |
| decision i know you he | said | graham right so she remembered |
| she good grannie och aye | said | grannie with a smile as |
| the grandchild wisna impressed she | said | granny can dee t far |
| tweed troosers och sir she | said | hae ye seen a baldie |
| she is a cliché you | said | hard on the poor girl |
| f634: erm and but she | said | he always got money somewhere |
| he s a doctor she | said | he d padlock the collar |
| reef he suggested whit she | said | he dropped to his knees |
| she speired thankfu fin he | said | he hidna auld joe sangster |
| in her ear whit she | said | he stopped moving i want |
| money on she s aye | said | he wanted to paint the |
| vanse cam tae jean and | said | he was there and she |
| she s a moabite lass | said | he wha s jist back |
| malvolio bit i did she | said | he wis a pompous wee |
| care n never ev n | said | hen as she elbowed me |
| as she ay did an | said | her prayer thy will be |
| bit him ilkie nicht she | said | her prayers like her faither |
| yon nae jist uncannie she | said | here s young donnie paterson |
| in my tracks hola she | said | how are you i heard |
| she burst oot laughin an | said | i aye kent yon lad |
| i tell you what she | said | i ll take you to |
| like visiting [censored: forename] and she | said | i m off to phone |
| to go yet but she | said | i m really uncomfortable and |
| before she was leaving [censored: forename] | said | i m really you know |
| bastard greg ye might ve | said | i m sorry wendy she |
| m needin a midwife she | said | i think i ve still |
| dfcp 70 she herself has | said | i think my drive is |
| turn aboot oh sir she | said | i ve been staunin here |
| well em when she d | said | i was misbehaving one day |
| effort at lum cleanin she | said | i wid like tae gang |
| line this is what she | said | i wis near the philorth |
| i ve had chickenpox she | said | i wisna here fin ye |
| she looked at me and | said | if i did the postgrad |
| had come intae power she | said | if i didna take the |
| mind what mrs brankin has | said | if she wants to make |
| she made mi auld lady | said | if wi didnae help ur |
| than my painting boards she | said | in disgust the second house |
| it would be joe she | said | in her bitchiest voice and |
| she returned my greeting and | said | in passing that there was |
| car f1103: wahey f1104: she | said | [inaudible] [inaudible] want a [inaudible] |
| i met her and she | said | is that my parcel fae |
| great difficulty but but i | said | it and she just said |
| [laugh] [laugh] [sniff] f943: she | said | it and this girl crapped |
| have a wait she just | said | it automatically m1048: oh she |
| awfu pretty right enough she | said | it is that said the |
| i ll tell ye she | said | it s a country whaur |
| he wis still drunk she | said | it s a gweed job |
| blushed lost yir voice she | said | it s no polite no |
| just go to university she | said | it s what you want |
| thing yeah and when she | said | it she was like do- |
| annie pullar and joseph both | said | it simultaneously she ignored them |
| verra weill unnerstaun but she | said | it soundit lyke pitter patter |
| was a cot de- she | said | it was a cot death |
| payin she says so we | said | it was [inaudible] it was |
| food an things but she | said | it was it really opened |
| of trial but whatever she | said | it was never long before |
| afore but she s aye | said | it was ower aul farant |
| sayin i wasna sure she | said | it was too guid a |
| got no security m741: she | said | it wasn t at all |
| wes askit hir name she | said | it wes jennie whyte peiticoat |
| luik at hir an she | said | it wes luiv that ailed |
| wha she was and he | said | it winna dae for fowk |
| he s gettin on she | said | it wis her wye o |
| fin ye cam in oh | said | jimmy she winna be awa |
| ne ne and erm she | said | just go so i phoned |
| don t understand she d | said | lamb innocent i d just |
| daft as some folk think | said | lauder i believe she tellt |
| have said this but i | said | like it s alright she |
| she kept walking me i | said | look she s basically tryin |
| what are you doing she | said | looking for a ring we |
| see ye monday then she | said | loudly then in a whisper |
| error nowadays higher still i | said | lower yet she responded we |
| would it m999: so she | said | m1000: aye m999: th- so |
| go the dentist first she | said | m1128: aye [?]i i am this one here.[/?] f1127: right |
| hir face an syne she | said | ma am ma koolyghin it |
| bi the ingil syne she | said | ma lassie gin ye wul |
| need to see about that | said | mabel and she went into |
| his maister s service she | said | mair right since he was |
| up my astonishment for she | said | many people in our town |
| she be god knows she | said | menacingly the monster of my |
| jist like being at hame | said | morag sadly then before she |
| s a caddy lamb she | said | motherless lambs orphans but this |
| f963: mmhm f965: and she | said | mrs [censored: surname] you know f963: |
| helping out today katie morag | said | mrs mccoll isn t she |
| tone of voice as she | said | my name for it reinforced |
| yah tease it oot she | said | nae haul t oot by |
| an ilie cloot she shruggit | said | naethin the third lassie tracy |
| an frae than on she | said | never a wurd an taen |
| the waiting room and she | said | no and he says well |
| in the next bed she | said | no because he s foreign |
| i asked her and she | said | no i cannae travel on |
| you carrying twins and she | said | no my father s- my |
| f606: [laugh] f902: an she | said | no no barry s dad |
| that s it and she | said | no no you don t |
| not mean the queen she | said | no queen victoria i must |
| r r y and i | said | no she s from torry |
| asked her today and she | said | no so i cried and |
| missed one term and she | said | no you can t come |
| scene and said rubbish she | said | nobody thinks in another language |
| so i cried and she | said | not at your age mummy |
| what does it matter they | said | now she s dead agatha |
| of afflictions for it is | said | of her she was a |
| wee while and eventually she | said | oh come on we ll |
| heard it before but she | said | oh no that s a |
| f1041: expectin we just aye | said | oh she s expectin f1043: |
| that context they would hae | said | oh she wears the briks |
| too good so my gran | said | oh well she listened to |
| your phone and she just | said | oh you know i m |
| thought well she d have | said | oh you re lookin awfy |
| come to university and she | said | okay that s fine i |
| said it and she just | said | one word sit and [laugh] |
| ti kill hir gin she | said | oniething ti ye malcolm that |
| dwams o hirs haes she | said | oniething whan she wes stravaigin |
| care for the way she | said | orientation either girlfriends are the |
| say outside no yeah she | said | out and i didn t |
| getting so hip now she | said | patronizing as anything that the |
| the white bits off she | said | pointing to a little pile |
| all like me easterhouse she | said | pouring a stream of cream |
| am jist daein my duty | said | pullar but she could see |
| four at the end she | said | pyntin tae the yins she |
| it was actually quite therapeutic | said | ricky she picked some out |
| at jean taylor s she | said | rubbing her abdomen or maybe |
| came on the scene and | said | rubbish she said nobody thinks |
| carolanne that s what maggie | said | sadie she s nae shoes |
| o a guid education aabody | said | sae she sattled fur playin |
| ll come back for it | said | sandra maybe she will i |
| will she correct what she | said | sarah boyack i am happy |
| from the village tomorrow he | said | satisfied she rummaged into an |
| cousin s wedding she d | said | scraping her fingernail down the |
| up your mind then she | said | security or fun or both |
| can tak him awa she | said | shame on ye sandy tae |
| sharing was common she always | said | sharing was done by people |
| haes aw growne back again | said | she an aince mair the |
| shae you tak this pompitie | said | she an it wul ease |
| the man but hir faither | said | she buid tak him an |
| in the field an she | said | she came out to me |
| murphy s quine wis greetin | said | she catched her boyfriend cheatin |
| wid she marry him jane | said | she coodnae let a monster |
| henwyfe again but the henwyfe | said | she coudna help hir onie |
| weill for a whyle she | said | she coudna help hirsell eilidh |
| couldn t go out i | said | she could come with just |
| out it is bessie she | said | she d be late she |
| which was unheard of and | said | she d better go i |
| o hopewell yet she aye | said | she d bide a tarlan |
| apparently one of the newspapers | said | she d fallen asleep at |
| whit whit she meant she | said | she d got caddy lambs |
| do you want so she | said | she d make me sweet |
| lang as i wantit she | said | she d miss these conversations |
| them then his mither hid | said | she d niver breath a |
| the princess fou o wunner | said | she did that but ah |
| she uses scots and she | said | she didn t use it |
| she wesna verra weill she | said | she didna ken whit she |
| breathing after a minute he | said | she didna misken ye did |
| jist caa her clytie he | said | she disnae mind she s |
| gang til the kirk rashiecoat | said | she durstna gang for she |
| ai forget whit ah hae | said | she falls on her knees |
| that nicht that ah canna | said | she for ma bairns is |
| f902: oh no because she | said | she had a piper when |
| all last term and she | said | she hadn t been writing |
| haed stertit thair dander she | said | she haed a notion ti |
| day an whan the lassie | said | she haed he luikit at |
| duin as the wyce man | said | she haed that an naething |
| and back again as she | said | she hidna nearly lang enyeuch |
| always talks in clichés i | said | she is a cliché you |
| said she wes jaeluss she | said | she kent ye loued moula |
| [laugh] like [laugh] and he | said | she kept calling him it |
| ti mi della like shi | said | she ll be sat in |
| colleague christine grahame might have | said | she might have wanted to |
| much more tractable and compliant | said | she nae kennin the noose |
| fucking collar pause she phoned | said | she needed help when we |
| wark yit ti dae for | said | she nou ah maun set |
| that she wes saikless faither | said | she on yeir wey hame |
| the minister for social justice | said | she recognised that we must |
| way up buenos dias i | said | she returned my greeting and |
| you feelin sick chrissie i | said | she s fine georgie dinna |
| that f1103: mm f1104: they | said | she said f1103: and farr |
| [laugh] f943: [laugh] no she | said | she said swearing was allowed |
| later on eh when she | said | she said that she says |
| he was like yep he | said | she shagged him [laugh] he |
| [inaudible] f807: oh yeah you | said | she she liked it yeah |
| f639: eh so but she | said | she she would have liked |
| growin atween her legs dandy | said | she stank mebbe she did |
| thought was like champagne mabel | said | she thought her grandfather would |
| again but never a wurd | said | she ti gowd tree s |
| living room but my mother | said | she used tae say through |
| wes jennie whyte peiticoat an | said | she wad be gled ti |
| thoughtful pompitie ay mebbe she | said | she wad lyke for me |
| at hir ti gang an | said | she wad mak the denner |
| an she wes awa she | said | she wad never leave me |
| asked alla about this she | said | she wanted a quick glimpse |
| she texted [censored: forename] yesterday and | said | she wanted to take the |
| at the waw nou she | said | she wantit ti tell ye |
| a serious german woman who | said | she was a poet an |
| said that one review had | said | she was a political writer |
| terrible things called her names | said | she was an ugly cow |
| your family is interesting alba | said | she was contemplating uncle ewan |
| the lecturer was oh she | said | she was freakin out f1049: |
| was gan jim aye she | said | she was gan hame dod |
| with that woman again she | said | she was going back tonight |
| was mean and mains eence | said | she was the greediest person |
| o troy an some fowk | said | she watched the fecht frae |
| wesna aye a wutch she | said | she wes a bonnie young |
| it for jek jek she | said | she wes jaeluss she said |
| she wes seekin an she | said | she wes seekin sairvice sae |
| signed up fur speed datin | said | she wis a romantic cud |
| oot for pitsliga pancake meg | said | she wis affa sorry aboot |
| papers it was lorraine kelly | said | she wondered where she come |
| talking to her and she | said | she works at this place |
| telephone at my bedside and | said | she would attend all the |
| hartmann yes of course she | said | she would bring the suitcase |
| for the new wean she | said | she would try to write |
| got saturday off because [censored: forename] | said | she would work it f1049: |
| and she sai- like she | said | she wouldn t go home |
| siller tree no hir she | said | she wul never git the |
| she called another fellow who | said | shit shit shit i ve |
| s guide to arabic she | said | should we tell them no |
| for ti keep the princess | said | shuirlie she micht hae it |
| quite recently an sh- she | said | since i was married i |
| work student interviews etc she | said | so i felt sympathy for |
| and she said yes she | said | so now i went to |
| was selling all this she | said | some were individuals some co |
| because they might have [laugh] | said | something to her she might |
| the new boyfriends anyway she | said | staring at the bride s |
| me tae say lass sandy | said | stepping to the left she |
| miss troy frowned no she | said | sternly pointing to the plastic |
| is it ye want she | said | suddenly out loud her voice |
| highlanders but nothing she ever | said | suggested that she and ewan |
| ye soudna lady she s | said | sumthing she soudna a m |
| [laugh] no she said she | said | swearing was allowed as long |
| the young quinie fit god | said | tae eve efter she d |
| and the and the vet | said | tae me if she lives |
| was nae milk sae i | said | tae the lassie an she |
| ll buy this pair he | said | tae the shop quine she |
| by the voluntary sector she | said | that 100 000 people are |
| end of the courses she | said | that at the time she |
| telt the same yairn she | said | that eilidh need never mismak |
| holiday you know she always | said | that f631: mmhm f634: every |
| when she saw me she | said | that i thought that i |
| goin mad about it and | said | that if she didn t |
| hae neen o t she | said | that if visitors werena pleased |
| with that project she has | said | that in her letters to |
| was quite jealous when she | said | that it d be quite |
| f902: uh huh an she | said | that it s been an |
| she would say their father | said | that m1000: aye she didnae |
| was right yesterday when she | said | that much has been done |
| was also right when she | said | that much remains to be |
| anne donovan talk and she | said | that one review had said |
| has been made yesterday she | said | that people in scotland are |
| racist part of america she | said | that reading burns and hearing |
| and i said yeah she | said | that s the school you |
| weddings per year and she | said | that she could double that |
| given lots of hospitality she | said | that she had had 400 |
| came back to scotland she | said | that she had not spent |
| in the debate she immediately | said | that she hoped that i |
| was heartened that the minister | said | that she is committed to |
| white glasgow snp the minister | said | that she is glad to |
| carol ann duffy burns has | said | that she is interested in |
| word there ehm billie ye | said | that she s drookit m1042: |
| eh when she said she | said | that she says that s |
| bill was introduced the minister | said | that she was considering other |
| she might remember it she | said | that she was going to |
| sectors three months ago she | said | that she was working on |
| s meeting but fiona mcleod | said | that she would be late |
| to free personal care she | said | that she would not give |
| the page just as lochhead | said | that she would not have |
| at the front m [censored: surname] | said | that she would raise the |
| f632: uh huh f646: i | said | that tae yer mum she |
| to 3 500 jobs she | said | that the private companies would |
| when i told bobbie she | said | that there had been something |
| of discrimination and exclusion she | said | that there would be three |
| of her content she has | said | that this bare style was |
| what she meant when she | said | that we are european as |
| regard to the display she | said | that we had seen many |
| welfare state mabel s father | said | that when she had a |
| husband said this my husband | said | that when she s in |
| t f010: oh yes she | said | that yes f122: she hasn |
| she said it is that | said | the astronomer this place is |
| you twa a fly cuppie | said | the matron an aff she |
| and galloway f809: yeah she | said | the name of it it |
| be good for anti cellulite | said | the other she then walked |
| bryde an haed she no | said | the verra nicht afore that |
| just want to get home | said | the woman here she said |
| the hoose but when she | said | the words the coldness shot |
| she just said their father | said | their father did this or |
| or or or she just | said | their father said their father |
| little een though sometimes she | said | them baith stertin aff wi |
| as yer airm it wis | said | then a went she is |
| appeal in england as she | said | there have been some useful |
| made an awfie blunder she | said | there micht be spots o |
| fond o them she had | said | this as one who should |
| peace sae at lest she | said | ti callum aweill ah l |
| dae an at lest she | said | til hirsell ai dearie me |
| i the hinner end she | said | til hirsell is it no |
| but as she gaed she | said | til hirsell whitna peitie that |
| for all of us she | said | till you re better and |
| she was big and somebody | said | to her a- are you |
| the car and eh she | said | to me did you notice |
| misbehaving one day and she | said | to me em right get |
| near f1155: cause what she | said | to me he s either |
| in the field and she | said | to me see that that |
| do you know what she | said | to me she blethers so |
| mmhm m1036: and she always | said | to me that you know |
| went into her room she | said | to me what are you |
| the pictures and she d | said | to my gran i m |
| and she said evidently she | said | to my mum all she |
| played it to julie and | said | to myself if she likes |
| said the woman here she | said | to the hooker i don |
| saying today that she d | said | to them er certain things |
| simple lesson in counting she | said | to them that she d |
| them so clearly and she | said | to them you goin down |
| f631: [laugh] f634: and she | said | to to the class now |
| scotland even the snp spokesperson | said | today that she welcomes everything |
| free personal care as she | said | today we are dancing on |
| and my gran had just | said | too late you know she |
| about scots pride ah she | said | unconvinced but i haven t |
| i like the idea she | said | vehemently very much two weeks |
| her there and back they | said | very little then but she |
| wycelyke men she secht an | said | wae s me bairn ah |
| author margaret atwood and she | said | wanting to meet an author |
| family o fourteen an she | said | we lived on that confounded |
| innocence as a nation she | said | we needed to know about |
| aye it is an she | said | weel i ll jist tak |
| just lookin for somebody she | said | well get and that meant |
| all this nonsense so she | said | well i tell you what |
| the name and eh she | said | well the name says gordon |
| time f902: uh huh she | said | well there s lots of |
| f631: [laugh] f634: and she | said | well you do now that |
| an the first thing she | said | wes guidman guidman whit haes |
| and three bonny daughters everybody | said | what a good queen she |
| thought of that too she | said | what if i ve passed |
| let him in and she | said | what is it and he |
| she said yes and i | said | what neil said for me |
| a dentist but anyway she | said | what s wrong with you |
| is that alright sure she | said | wheeling around she knelt on |
| re not done here he | said | when she came out he |
| because eh i laughed she | said | when she met the queen |
| it was she who had | said | when the first bairn died |
| clerk saw me she joyfully | said | white christmas and vanished presumably |
| wes nou feirt sae she | said | wi feim in hir vyce |
| intae the main course she | said | wid you shut yon windae |
| filmmaker of great repute she | said | winnie please do not speak |
| side grow old disgracefully she | said | with a grin she took |
| of tonight s problems she | said | with the a g implying |
| was his sister jean she | said | ye d been in tae |
| woman the way an she | said | ye ging up that pendy |
| was just repeating what she | said | yeah [laugh] f631: mmhm f689: |
| didn t you and she | said | yeah she had the most |
| that building there and i | said | yeah she said that s |
| she turned round and she | said | yes and i said what |
| s a dentist and she | said | yes she said so now |
| more and more so cat | said | yesterday i think that she |
| wifie cleared the table she | said | yon bush at the fit |
| school in wales an an | said | you know m605: is she |
| she phoned the school and | said | you ll have to send |
| her pronunciation of hilo she | said | you say hee lo ah |
| told me about you she | said | you were a writer at |
| i do not approve she | said | your page three girls i |
| had phoned me ah she | said | корбет passport please for registration |
| ooch problems ay ay robbie | said | a freen he d better |
| an he finished off and | said | a right good pish oot |
| i dinna ken he hasna | said | a word since he cam |
| saying much of what he | said | about what the tories did |
| occasion what was it he | said | again oh aye you look |
| arguments it was sin he | said | again when you are of |
| binna the reivar an he | said | ah im no lauchin lyke |
| sindert frae him sae he | said | ah l cum alang wi |
| as he did sae he | said | ah l gie ye seivin |
| the river an again he | said | ah l gie ye yit |
| ma daddy s favourites he | said | ah looked brilliant in this |
| morag shamefacedly ay an he | said | ah wes ti be shuir |
| usher he s all yours | said | alba pursing her lips alec |
| is just now and he | said | always remember it s what |
| no hear awthing that wes | said | an again he wairned cormac |
| as spoken in aberdeen he | said | an bi wye o giein |
| bad licht but whan aw | said | an duin he is yeir |
| better than aiberdeen beach he | said | an forbye hidna sic braw |
| a cheeky wee besom he | said | and felt his accent long |
| absence from stirling university i | said | and he looked at me |
| these people for years he | said | and i m so glad |
| about that last night i | said | and tell amadeus when he |
| an artist like himself he | said | and therefore took a great |
| sri lankans mistrust them he | said | and they are also extremely |
| even though he hadn t | said | anything funny his big brother |
| former english touched voice he | said | are you come to preach |
| to be nothing personal he | said | art isn t personal dear |
| style drive safely now he | said | as he flashed his travel |
| o his ain matthew bruce | said | as he tuckit his wife |
| of the scottish arts council | said | as he welcomed the news |
| crumble is something else he | said | as the little wifie cleared |
| motion here it is he | said | at last and produced a |
| heidmaister was like oh he | said | [?]axe ye echt year ago[/?] m865: uh huh right |
| poker face an he juist | said | ay hooses is funny things |
| o herrin for thaim he | said | ay nae bother at aw |
| of the housekeeping earlier he | said | aye but i hate leavin |
| the boss dad and he | said | aye f1133: did he well |
| said do you and i | said | aye he says tell me |
| that he heard what i | said | because i made it clear |
| t read that book he | said | because it s in french |
| he wis english though right | said | bethia thoughtfully that s how |
| you silly bitch he d | said | between thrusts stupid bloody whore |
| murray it isnae fuckin earth | said | billy he keeps saying it |
| days work oh aye he | said | bit you wis late in |
| roman feasts were legendary no | said | boswell he is quite different |
| pleading there s should again | said | boswell he knew he was |
| and he and he just | said | br rr cr poh he |
| he s maybe bossy i | said | but he s nae coorse |
| means to do nothing he | said | but heal his soul there |
| a smoke thanks lass he | said | but i jist like holding |
| to hear everything that he | said | but i quote him from |
| re ah mm moist he | said | but the drier s on |
| jist a remand home he | said | but the high heid yins |
| and years erm and he | said | but you know you seem |
| sight that was all he | said | by way of an introduction |
| handed f1027: coordination f1023: he | said | cack handed but i don |
| case everything that he has | said | can be confirmed locally one |
| rink that was before he | said | can i walk you home |
| we said oh mm he | said | cause i m a big |
| did f1139: i thought you | said | [censored: forename] didna f1140: he did |
| his street cred so i | said | [censored: forename] stop that an he |
| time wis up as he | said | cheerio tae the wee wifie |
| more water james mitchel he | said | contemplatively ye crossed the sea |
| pleised wi hir an he | said | dae you as weill the |
| go on the mountains he | said | diffidently seating himself i must |
| exertiouns wt the beast he | said | do ye think a man |
| chynged intil himsell again he | said | doucelyke til the streinger sir |
| weill at callum an he | said | doucelyke ye hae want o |
| was data management mr elliot | said | earlier that he thought that |
| fa jist went wild he | said | echty pence the bag wis |
| ll need some help he | said | efter a meetin it wis |
| gladys gets it wrong they | said | efterwards he didna mean tae |
| mmhm an he said he | said | ehm the haggis an it |
| read mrs ower and i | said | ehm yes he said what |
| the lesbian lovers yes he | said | embarrassed again and those cousins |
| can wear this eens he | said | ere a auld pair you |
| the inner chalmer and the | said | erll he chargit him to |
| essay to finish and i | said | erm well he came in |
| into the study and he | said | erm were you serious about |
| to stay near cumbernauld he | said | every morning for church they |
| m1042: he says him i | said | f- fa says that him |
| f1103: is that what he | said | f1104: yeah f1103: oh f1104: |
| is telt sae it is | said | fin he hid wan tae |
| wes that weill pleised he | said | finn coud hae onie rewaird |
| about star formation really he | said | frowning everything we thought we |
| the heathen aboot them he | said | fur aa that he wad |
| come yon day meg ramsay | said | fur he maun hae kent |
| he couldnae say grandma he | said | gamma an half the bairns |
| a duck to water he | said | gave me two more children |
| voting monsieur he said i | said | general de gaulle [audience laughter] oh |
| well its like this he | said | gently poking the soil with |
| he leuks deid tae me | said | geordie ay a doot he |
| phone to him and he | said | get a supervisor and i |
| does it for me he | said | gets you goin grease whatever |
| him my name and he | said | go along to room four |
| that was a word he | said | gutties [laugh] f1054: tell me |
| i left our meeting he | said | had sparked off memories of |
| tae galway bay och wife | said | he atween sooks gin the |
| of huntlie answerit againe and | said | he could nocht suffer his |
| how the judge there had | said | he could not be forced |
| yerkit the placket doun an | said | he cud stop the royal |
| spilet imsel wi drink he | said | he d been in the |
| every day ahin at he | said | he d heard of rotten |
| able to sleep in bed | said | he d make it there |
| d j wi the hair | said | he d spin goldfrapp an |
| hold her your boyfriend you | said | he deserted you ach him |
| that wish then when they | said | he does not ken what |
| ll gie ye a pun | said | he gin aabody wis to |
| be it jim aye he | said | he got them in aiberdeen |
| fit i ve got dod | said | he had a present for |
| i asked jim an he | said | he had always called it |
| was hard going but he | said | he had letters from several |
| rooms as one swedish boy | said | he had to wait for |
| haill nicht throu the duik | said | he haed haird naething ava |
| of the celtic league he | said | he hired a hall in |
| ma door can i come | said | he i fixed him wi |
| ma door can i come | said | he i fixed him wi |
| first wife the wife he | said | he learnt not to do |
| it wes amaist midnicht tam | said | he maun gae hame an |
| breke the forsaid band he | said | he mycht nocht nor wald |
| wis fostered oot auld syd | said | he niver merriet again didna |
| immortal memory douglas an he | said | he pung some tae [laugh] |
| way they did when i | said | he pung some tae ye |
| blame him you know babs | said | he s a boy after |
| about it when all s | said | he s my brither but |
| a prescription for viagra i | said | he s on benefit the |
| [laugh] f1143: mmhm an he | said | he said ehm the haggis |
| you know what the doctor | said | he said its quite often |
| just spoke them an he | said | he said well the stuff |
| smyled at the quyne an | said | he that is the verra |
| a good tuck in bit | said | he they aa began yon |
| me beginner s luck da | said | he tuik me up tae |
| wul suin be here he | said | he wad cum til the |
| him the streinger leuch an | said | he wad dae that gledlie |
| i was gled fan he | said | he wanted to leave the |
| glenshee the scenic route da | said | he warmed up as the |
| name was adrian and he | said | he was a graduate student |
| be a waste her father | said | he was a thrifty man |
| one example as has been | said | he was also an egalitarian |
| talkin to but ehm he | said | he was goin into schools |
| an abody in the family | said | he was just awkward m999: |
| joe you asked andy i | said | he was my business i |
| in his extremitie for he | said | he was over sett witht |
| awricht wi you mither he | said | he wes gaun ti lowp |
| whaur he belanged sum fowk | said | he wes malcolm brither ti |
| fin een o the helpers | said | he wid big the larry |
| wis somethin to beth you | said | he wid ken if ye |
| soul wis sained tho fowk | said | he wis anely pit yonner |
| his back a pict fowk | said | he wis foo it cam |
| first twa year the german | said | he wis gey near broke |
| said it was plimsoles he | said | he would definitely say plimsoles |
| mac the vet callum mclennan | said | he would take me to |
| yelled along tae he he | said | hi isa i hear you |
| come on your face he | said | his breath hot and wet |
| lifted aff just is he | said | hit we ll hae ta |
| looked at me and he | said | hmm so i think they |
| stole alba s eyes he | said | horrified lily left him there |
| s right m1106: and he | said | hurray f1105: hurray m1106: no |
| hand let me oot he | said | i canna breathe vanse nodded |
| in his head please he | said | i canna vanse plucked the |
| or maybe he d have | said | i did what i had |
| tae get their wecht he | said | i dinna want tae overload |
| on the sutherland report he | said | i do not agree with |
| at nothing i fell he | said | i had grace and i |
| same stage 2 debate he | said | i have a great deal |
| longer this is absurd he | said | i have heard hume quoted |
| books f606: mm m954: i | said | i know he s been |
| eck noo look here he | said | i ll tak you tae |
| it towards me pockets he | said | i looked at him i |
| aye m642: and remember he | said | i mean f643: [cough] m642: |
| if it really matters he | said | i phone the officer in |
| you be voting monsieur he | said | i said general de gaulle |
| a phd this morning he | said | i shouldn t take more |
| at the british army he | said | i think there are soldiers |
| he said no no he | said | i think we ll give |
| such a good recovery he | said | i think you ve had |
| out past us and i | said | i thought maybe he would |
| what is it and he | said | i ve been h- i |
| efter he wis finished he | said | i will give you stronger |
| maybe that s what he | said | if he didna get gweed |
| asked her grandfaither weel he | said | if it s for yer |
| for using you and he | said | if only he had used |
| sforza his stalwart companion he | said | if that house miramar is |
| who believed him an he | said | if you abide in my |
| kahu blinds her victims he | said | ignoring her zombies eh d |
| bit ti dae an he | said | im ah no listenin an |
| ken whit you like he | said | in a puzzled way it |
| reasons to the government he | said | in a time when many |
| favour of a census he | said | in a time when many |
| bit pit out an he | said | in an uppitie bummie vyce |
| very welcoming bonsoir monsieur he | said | in french [audience laughter] how how |
| minister to endorse everything he | said | in it the cancellation of |
| dried vegetables with them he | said | in plastic pouches so i |
| s confirmation of what he | said | in that letter covering an |
| they would refer to somebody | said | is he a freen o |
| because what he has just | said | is not entirely true all |
| up against the wall he | said | is that my bike over |
| tho he leuch fin he | said | it as if himsel hid |
| doesna mean tae say he | said | it but he certainly writes |
| was said or maybe he | said | it himself tae champion pooer |
| thing to say but he | said | it i ll phone for |
| been here months an he | said | it it must be a |
| thought aboot that when he | said | it m942: aye ye get |
| religion and ethnicity as he | said | it reflects a listening parliament |
| pleased aboot it dyod he | said | it s a peety ye |
| he set aff hame he | said | it s been a great |
| mmhm m762: that and he | said | it s behind you [laugh] |
| s a polish name he | said | it s it s erm |
| the man wis jokin he | said | it s rainin cats an |
| know his word and he | said | it s shoogly an the |
| no you don t he | said | it s that s a |
| d ye ken whit he | said | it s the frisson of |
| and f806: ah f807: he | said | it twice like two or |
| shot me a look he | said | it was a fuckin pub |
| f1027: [inaudible] f1023: but eddie | said | it was plimsoles he said |
| hurlie burlie seed as he | said | it wes whit he didna |
| a divert for as he | said | it wesna ilka day that |
| stert the story robby whey | said | it wis a he robby |
| gien it five deed he | said | it wis nae better nor |
| wid i m sure he | said | it wis walnut said ronald |
| handling it for them he | said | it would take about 3 |
| what the doctor said he | said | its quite often associated with |
| ye in ten meenits he | said | jist time fir a drag |
| the phone graham speaking he | said | joe i hesitated fiona i |
| to his headquarters oh he | said | just utter the magic words |
| ye see is clay he | said | keek in yer soul and |
| name is what and i | said | kerrie he said kerrie really |
| and i said kerrie he | said | kerrie really and i said |
| he could dae nae wrang | said | lauder at last aye that |
| ye here tae see you | said | lauder he felt slightly sick |
| for him if he had | said | lauder it wouldna hae saved |
| telt me the nou he | said | lest wunter they haed twa |
| hae nae prayers left he | said | let me awa i beg |
| be out of it he | said | like a guest in a |
| you had f807: [inaudible] f806: | said | like he comes back and |
| scene isn t he i | said | listen i saw him myself |
| for the conservatives and he | said | little about the spending commitments |
| re the best kind he | said | littoral said morag near wetting |
| s okay fir you he | said | living in a big hoose |
| widnae hear whit name he | said | look your man disnae ken |
| f963: mm f965: and he | said | looking at you it just |
| wi ya dat can du | said | lowrie an he took da |
| as a bairn he ay | said | ma granda wis deid langsyne |
| ye whit ither puddok weill | said | ma lassie he gives another |
| far better if your husband | said | manure do you think he |
| yoking a young one he | said | many a time i ve |
| whan pepper saw pompitie he | said | mercie pompitie ye puir sowl |
| the flooers ae day he | said | michty fittin bonny colours i |
| teacher s name and he | said | miss [censored: surname] f963: [laugh] so |
| part of her sweet jesus | said | mitchel he was choking on |
| hear somethin frae ye he | said | mitchel laughed scornfully aye awbody |
| well apparently not no he | said | mm right well how many |
| high if he had maclaurin | said | monboddo was scarcely five feet |
| best kind he said littoral | said | morag near wetting herself ah |
| treacherous conditions like this he | said | mounting his bicycle again with |
| me the egyptian alphabet he | said | my arabic sounded like a |
| i went ower and he | said | my caravan s inside there |
| very ehm forthcoming an he | said | my grandpa kens that poem |
| da mön rises an he | said | nae mair an i wis |
| a hantil fliein burds he | said | naething but burds ir thay |
| he held his tung an | said | naething ti this man ir |
| right page and then he | said | name [laugh] f631: [laugh] f634: |
| has really gone catatonic mummy | said | nearly i know he was |
| do my sudoku so i | said | no and then he penned |
| ve to do and i | said | no he says well you |
| thought of it as he | said | no he wanted to you |
| jamieson it was and he | said | no no he said i |
| run on coal [laugh] he | said | no no why are you |
| that and eh and he | said | no you don t he |
| no botherin anyone [laugh] he | said | no you ll freeze tae |
| up the coal and he | said | nonsense what a lot of |
| need to discharge you he | said | normally people like you are |
| nothing dimps he s never | said | nothing he s noh sayin |
| dae lilian no he s | said | nothing since yesterday this affair |
| f943: [laugh] m944: and he | said | now all of this corner |
| and the toothbrush and he | said | now when you go home |
| [inaudible] [laugh] f634: so he | said | now you know know what |
| wi aa the things he | said | o yon place fur it |
| a a the credit he | said | och i m jist like |
| matured quickly indeed his father | said | of him that he was |
| his piece box an he | said | oh great i ve got |
| over this fear and he | said | oh i ll just take |
| finished this essay so he | said | oh it s okay and |
| he took ae sip an | said | oh me i canna drink |
| f1103: oh f1104: cause we | said | oh mm he said cause |
| to sleep in divorce him | said | one friend emphatically he d |
| look for a lumber he | said | one of the tim bridesmaids |
| ye that wes whit he | said | oniewey andrey whit haivers reads |
| minister drunk na na he | said | ony time i wis haein |
| doon for his supper he | said | oot loud i ts yon |
| tackle cood tak michty he | said | oot loud i used tae |
| o the lot he then | said | oot loud that s mebbe |
| show o sweet peas he | said | oot loud this wifie bocht |
| tae heck wi this he | said | oot loudly i ll hae |
| be tentie in whitever he | said | or did in his cumpanie |
| agree with everything that he | said | particularly about consultants i agree |
| chae he s a fool | said | peggy of her husband it |
| images which surround us he | said | perhaps more significant is this |
| he haed haird aw he | said | pit you yeir feirs ahint |
| that decision caught you he | said | pointing his finger at me |
| hand in the till he | said | presenting the matter as a |
| that sword or sae he | said | puddok is it aye sherp |
| the test the appaintment caird | said | quarter past one he d |
| remorse come on lads he | said | quickly mounting his raleigh sports |
| lost it a bit he | said | quietly how come that s |
| hell minnie s da hid | said | quotin frae proverbs fur he |
| a low syrupy voice he | said | remember this face remember this |
| he said it wis walnut | said | ronald soothingly hanna snarled he |
| wes as the sklimmar haed | said | sae he set ti wark |
| across plausibly and what he | said | seemed to be sound and |
| his riddil an syne he | said | sen ah hae fund the |
| to be interrupted no he | said | sharply he was not there |
| willie i says aye he | said | short like e widna look |
| i have tae go he | said | side stepping the burly farmer |
| lass wheeshtie wheeshtie noo he | said | smeethin doon tib s flarin |
| he go- an he i | said | somebody that gones fishin an |
| being formally announced keith harding | said | something important when he said |
| don t doubt it he | said | soothingly like a baker patting |
| ask o me james he | said | staunin aboot in the nicht |
| div you think the label | said | syrup o figs och he |
| him yer big loon he | said | tae my ma he ay |
| o the country side he | said | tae some o the fowk |
| never a proper name m1042: | said | tae somebody fa s he |
| back tae the bar he | said | tae the lassie i ll |
| sat aitin his breakfast he | said | tae the wee wifie you |
| fin he stood up he | said | tae toffie nose i m |
| eftir he cam back an | said | tak you me ti the |
| monie o thaim sandy he | said | takin a guid swallae afore |
| legislation and diplomacy he also | said | that a census would encourage |
| the local government committee he | said | that as well as consulting |
| other local authorities the minister | said | that he cannot disagree with |
| to be 81 and he | said | that he did not feel |
| mr ingram the site operator | said | that he did not wish |
| her lifetime even although he | said | that he didn t know |
| vyborni s death it is | said | that he had a penchant |
| committee of the regions he | said | that he had answered in |
| be given rev a russell | said | that he had been asked |
| the consultation process bruce crawford | said | that he had been writing |
| was in his 80s he | said | that he had reached the |
| written answer this week he | said | that he has made no |
| earlier i noted that he | said | that he is in dialogue |
| f890: yes f889: an he | said | that he says i ll |
| with a soldier it was | said | that he struck the soldier |
| fight the forthcoming election he | said | that he thought that he |
| 1302 bc and it is | said | that he took the throne |
| less to scotland he also | said | that he understood well why |
| of the sqa david miller | said | that he was aware of |
| up to five hours he | said | that he was concerned about |
| results would be right he | said | that he was knocked sideways |
| as cadging it was also | said | that he went caddying at |
| quite surprised and then he | said | that he would think about |
| came from ayrshire and he | said | that his parents and his |
| probably misquoted me when he | said | that i gave him some |
| i licensed no way he | said | that if it came to |
| he will agree that he | said | that if something is right |
| day to change things he | said | that in future capital as |
| to in november 1999 he | said | that in regard to the |
| he required one but he | said | that it would not listen |
| he ignored that michael mcmahon | said | that jim wallace s reasoning |
| labour s spending commitments he | said | that labour s extra spending |
| external affairs in which he | said | that mccabe is happy and |
| signed the florence declaration he | said | that measures within the declaration |
| the budget document when he | said | that mike watson properly pointed |
| change it every week he | said | that next week he was |
| the local government ombudsman he | said | that no local council had |
| garlic i m glad you | said | that out loud he s |
| he left the bus and | said | that s a fuckin shocker |
| ben s a perth- he | said | that s f1027: mmhm mmhm |
| fu an tae hissel he | said | that s twae dafties he |
| fixed the fault noo he | said | that s your heatin ready |
| president an that well he | said | that s your television for |
| voluntary sector for example he | said | that social security forms tell |
| in june in which he | said | that such legislation was on |
| evidence to the committee he | said | that the council was running |
| happened tae him he always | said | that the first bus that |
| europe and external affairs he | said | that the materials might be |
| large temples of monks he | said | that the most venerated of |
| the scheme s effectiveness he | said | that the number of applications |
| songs that he collected he | said | that they were either above |
| on impact when approached he | said | that this is normal practice |
| said something important when he | said | that what elderly people require |
| and i said yes he | said | that would be k e |
| delighted to tell you he | said | that you are now most |
| when he turned round and | said | that you know that you |
| dae that ma braw laddie | said | the auld caird an he |
| passed the bottle cheers he | said | the choice of seat had |
| deny them was all he | said | the court took note that |
| you angelica because your feyther | said | the first time he saw |
| the auld yin his haivers | said | the guidman an mynd he |
| but he gethert himsell an | said | the h h hert o |
| i don t know he | said | the interview i saw anyway |
| all those lives caird he | said | the ither day that they |
| n n spin span spun | said | the laird as he gruppit |
| the last thirty year he | said | the maist excitin thing that |
| or sae the kintrie fowk | said | the man did as he |
| on alright on the night | said | the man he was on |
| that on 20 february he | said | the national waste plan based |
| been tellin a lee he | said | the r a mukkil raip |
| fair worn oot awthegither he | said | the sound of the violin |
| ootby an we l see | said | the streinger an thare he |
| and ha ha ha yes | said | the woman chuckling he was |
| cause o the way he | said | them h- cause he was |
| of thy wicked life he | said | then pray to him if |
| used at stage 2 he | said | there is any number of |
| in place of fear he | said | there is no test for |
| mike went in but he | said | there was loads of people |
| him of my concerns he | said | there were certain aspects of |
| opinion o rhynie fowk he | said | there were some differences in |
| ambassadors for the eypd he | said | they can educate their peers |
| he was home and they | said | they had been in winnipeg |
| ither polis nearhaun for he | said | they had brocht a paddy |
| ma nan aw christ he | said | they re fu o shite |
| eat whit ye want he | said | they re ma ain i |
| her crabbit yin but he | said | they re strecht aff oor |
| an again he smiled an | said | this is affa fine my |
| tunes now fuckin hell he | said | this is jist hopeless you |
| took the tassie an he | said | this is my bleed skailed |
| it an broke it he | said | this is my bodie gien |
| wine we mind faat he | said | this is my bodie this |
| fest as fest sae he | said | this is the nearest road |
| condemns as his vulgarity he | said | this would be a great |
| s macphail ya runt he | said | through clenched teeth then back |
| smaw quaet lauch syne he | said | ti finn watch me nou |
| the guidman o the hous | said | til him he trailed out |
| it didna maitter whit ah | said | til him he wadna lat |
| haed bidden him syne he | said | til his brither alasdair ma |
| like yeah cause i d | said | tina and he was like |
| came in and he definitely | said | to her did mrs ower |
| a crazy story lisa i | said | to her what if he |
| deevil yr master too he | said | to him doe it at |
| house of fraser type he | said | to himself approvingly no doubt |
| the first thing he d | said | to me and i was |
| being bumped up and he | said | to me audrey what on |
| three years ago an he | said | to me aye right an |
| try that tack and he | said | to me this is neil |
| my licence back and he | said | to me well there s |
| ll mak them he always | said | to me when you go |
| i went in and he | said | to me why are you |
| came running in and he | said | to my mother yer streetchers |
| was interviewing me and he | said | to one to the d- |
| loud cry and then he | said | to us with a bewildered |
| three years previously there he | said | triumphantly as the priest knotted |
| idea what he should have | said | was look honey this is |
| you want to dance he | said | way too abruptly who was |
| no really not really he | said | we don t have much |
| a lot of nonsense he | said | we have four eh big |
| came before the committee he | said | we would like the uniform |
| he shakit his heid an | said | weel geordie a thocht a |
| and god was of me | said | weir he gave me power |
| no [laugh] f1037: and he | said | well do you want to |
| f640: and eh he had | said | well it was never too |
| word shoogly much an he | said | well no really not really |
| them an he said he | said | well the stuff that s |
| ve cleared out so he | said | well ye better move ye |
| he said why and i | said | well you know the fires |
| out a plum and he | said | what a good boy am |
| i said ehm yes he | said | what do you read and |
| member has come here and | said | what he feels instead of |
| s that cool f951: he | said | what is it [censored: forename] m865: |
| a gas mantle and he | said | what s a gas mantle |
| feast an wurds he s | said | whaur dis he hing oot |
| miss him danny grampa dan | said | when he heard we were |
| or two to what he | said | when international events and the |
| ken stand up then he | said | whipping off the blanket and |
| for the fires and he | said | why and i said well |
| the minister for justice had | said | why he thinks we do |
| buy some reid herrins he | said | willie could easy cook them |
| english schools ruthlessly selective he | said | with relish and suddenly i |
| in the hinner end he | said | wyfe ma broun lassie ah |
| ye thankless wee vratch he | said | ye ll eat fit yer |
| we cannae tak chances he | said | ye ll mind yer name |
| mools wi his spadd he | said | ye ll win awa blythesome |
| sune as tears began he | said | ye maun be sent by |
| loue hir weill an he | said | ye maunna darg owre sair |
| lyke tattie soup but he | said | ye wad be gled ti |
| erm apparently [sniff] erm he | said | yeah i think so as |
| said kerrie really and i | said | yes he said that would |
| cheer her up look he | said | yon is a braw fire |
| s funny grinned jock he | said | you had them aa pretence |
| of snakes and ladders he | said | you have gone down as |
| marry in summer he d | said | you have no idea what |
| starting here today so he | said | you know what s your |
| my supervisor about it he | said | you know you don t |
| ena seen jim dod he | said | you went up to him |
| he did that for he | said | you yeirsell brocht the fairies |
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