slid
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| put on the skis and | slid | and shuffled through the forest |
| dubbin on our skis and | slid | happily along the narrow white |
| everytime ah cast oan it | slid | back aff maggie you scrubbed |
| wi glesses o beer that | slid | doon your thrapple juist like |
| juist richt then it s | slid | ower her thrapple an doun |
| to the heel the burn | slid | dimpling with an amber glow |
| prejudice like a coffin lid | slid | one whole centimetre to the |
| carrying the inevitable bulging parcel | slid | down the next opening and |
| the stars as the tears | slid | down her face like rain |
| six seven an then you | slid | it along and then you |
| hud any decent swordplay morag | slid | the door along its metallic |
| back to the jack you | slid | your hand along my arm |
| sae much you couldnae huv | slid | a razor blade between yeese |
| the hum o weldit steel | slid | up an doun oor bunks |
| aye i ventured his hand | slid | up my leg knowingly ye |
| a suppose a wad hae | slid | aff itherwyse we stertit tae |
| final push and the newcomer | slid | into the world amid its |
| as for you you d | slid | down the slope a little |
| the minister mr peter dunn | slid | right up and down the |
| motor and half the roof | slid | back just in time for |
| witchery on her inhibitions she | slid | her glass across the table |
| the round of oatcakes was | slid | on to the girdle it |
| ata the twa taes jist | slid | throo the peat brakin it |
| a wee new toy you | slid | the envelope in at one |
| you were when it first | slid | out of you mewling and |
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