slope
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| houses which wend up the | slope | on which the town is |
| plantin an slantin ower e | slope | crossin e spot faar fin |
| whereas normally on the ski | slope | it s me being psycho |
| past a small busy ski | slope | on the edge of the |
| the members o the ski | slope | set wir hingin aboot in |
| black tongues crept down the | slope | the leading edges of the |
| your face on a gentle | slope | of grass half way to |
| you d slid down the | slope | a little and lay untidily |
| e grun lay on a | slope | an aa roon t wis |
| and up a scree covered | slope | to a simple stone house |
| i climbed further up the | slope | to the town past groups |
| solid ice an up e | slope | at ay got steeper an |
| tongue that sleeps on the | slope | i am a child of |
| service higgins lurched up the | slope | like a thunderous bear towards |
| was zooming down a small | slope | hugh decided to wipe out |
| of tyres down a large | slope | that in summer serves as |
| at e fit o a | slope | covert wi trees es wis |
| eyes stepped back down the | slope | and was just about to |
| bouncing tit tobaggans down a | slope | water lilies glow like butter |
| disasters we walkit up e | slope | aabody ain speed ower patches |
| lettin emsels roll doon e | slope | an scraichin an lachin an |
| throwe e close doon e | slope | till e burn side an |
| now meallan buidhe though the | slope | is still an cearcail pont |
| i think it was mr | slope | he had the name that |
| up tae a steep sandy | slope | a braw platform fer launchin |
| it keeps him feelin cheery | slope | off tracey s skis got |
| i d been lucky to | slope | out with the sherry at |
| on i m on a | slope | and a m608: [laugh] m642: |
| the leachkin an leacainn the | slope | craig phadrig creag phà draig peter |
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