scent
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| minature roses an soon the | scent | o ma gairden wis gettin |
| wheipil v whistle whuff n | scent | whurl v whirl whusper v |
| whusper v whisper whuff n | scent | whyles adv sometimes wi prep |
| pocket and sprinkles himself with | scent | vershinin tara tara masha tum |
| s he takes out a | scent | bottle and sprinkles scent on |
| ma guid fallae takes a | scent | bottle and sprinkles the scent |
| ve been telt takes a | scent | bottlefrom his pocket and sprinkles |
| a scent bottle and sprinkles | scent | on his hands ah ve |
| his pocket and sprinkles some | scent | on his hands toozenbach aweill |
| scent bottle and sprinkles the | scent | over his chest and hands |
| river bank languid with hawthorn | scent | a woman weeping in glesca |
| hemlocks gied furth thair douce | scent | an the linties yammert amang |
| devauled scoored bi the traivellin | scent | xxiv luv luv the clouds |
| could say it s heaven | scent | angelica a quine fae fraserburgh |
| could say it s heaven | scent | chrissie a guttin lass was |
| could say it s heaven | scent | lizzie fan tam an betty |
| could say it s heaven | scent | yes to us it tak |
| beeswax candles and the drifting | scent | of orange blossom from outlying |
| charge after hounds following a | scent | along a prearranged route taking |
| hounds following an artificially laid | scent | trail rather than one generated |
| pack together to follow the | scent | trail left by the fox |
| o pish fag dowps chaip | scent | an foostie sex an wadna |
| southernwood each with their own | scent | honeysuckle and roses they had |
| here an ah canna takes | scent | bottle from his pocket and |
| glass bool a bottle of | scent | such as jockey club which |
| walking in the woods suddenly | scent | of wild garlic seasons my |
| by sight foxhounds follow the | scent | of a fox an invisible |
| ground they pick up the | scent | sometime after the fox has |
| ken knock them off the | scent | [laugh] they d think i |
| gloamin faws beglaumert wi the | scent | ah dauner til the gairden |
| efter the rain the real | scent | comin frae the wild flooers |
| chirping of grasshoppers and the | scent | of wild thyme they were |
| it but it had no | scent | all he could smell was |
| i smell its clean dark | scent | too i suppose it isn |
| for he cannae hide his | scent | an sign frae a tod |
| kittlin sniffs at the kent | scent | o his side the chaumer |
| plastic bag that reeked of | scent | she performed the transformation in |
| the parfumes o arabia canna | scent | this littil haund she sighs |
| trim ere wis a fine | scent | comin aff o the neest |
| sniffin awa at the muirland | scent | gin i cuid only tak |
| her the milky mother sexy | scent | i have to share with |
| we git a rowth o | scent | frae thaim aw the tyme |
| linn o silk syne the | scent | that yoamed aff her as |
| then fufft her body s | scent | whaur noo hing cobwabs she |
| flat a flurry of her | scent | flowered the kitchen before she |
| and all with a lingering | scent | little wonder mabel enjoyed her |
| to make do with the | scent | of her clothes there s |
| good long sniff of the | scent | of her while i m |
| myself and drink in the | scent | of them of her the |
| see her weel but her | scent | wis smashin wi her laud |
| we een a stare the | scent | o aippleringie filled the air |
| flames uh ll set the | scent | o the fir waftin through |
| the craig ti the tozie | scent | o the whin ti the |
| flowering fills the room with | scent | red and heavy and wet |
| was very familiar with the | scent | which makes me think of |
| not to mention the lovely | scent | of the flowers which i |
| my toenails sun warmed shoulders | scent | of black tobacco looking up |
| sense of my granny a | scent | of old lady and scones |
| two baggages who have no | scent | of course but there s |
| strangeness that was a mingled | scent | of oleander and frangipani mynah |
| the hare is followed by | scent | until it is lost or |
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