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| she could make the cherry | trees | bloom above dean s ford |
| ma luiv whan the sprush | trees | bloom at the beginning of |
| back aiblins whan the sprush | trees | bloom simmers thrie he stravaigs |
| back aiblins whan the sprush | trees | bloom whan the palm trees |
| trees bloom whan the palm | trees | breird on jordan s strand |
| bloom a thoosan weety birk | trees | greet forget me nots lie |
| finest sicht i hiv seen | trees | in bloom bonny an green |
| wi some sin as weel | trees | in bloom tae me they |
| rain fine tae see the | trees | in full bloom again friday |
| the shadows of the almond | trees | alice told them about the |
| i walk past the almond | trees | associated with my late afternoon |
| almond orchards display darkly slender | trees | bare now against pistachio and |
| on one of his almond | trees | brandishing the saw that does |
| like another country here almond | trees | proliferate in well tended orchards |
| thousands of carob and almond | trees | then tortuously the road snakes |
| him in ablow the pine | trees | an laich laich doun he |
| the edges of the pine | trees | blend and blur the silent |
| the verge peering into the | trees | into the shadowy pine veil |
| throo the great muckle pine | trees | it wis so peaceful jist |
| climb the terrain supported pine | trees | rock roses and rosemary whose |
| anderson wright far pine wid | trees | staun tam linn green three |
| frae in ahint the pine | trees | wi a gurl like thunner |
| pirates an treasure an palm | trees | an skinklin linns i m |
| in palma surrounded by palm | trees | and cedars and cactuses by |
| there are smiles between palm | trees | and mud huts people wave |
| white surf golden sand palm | trees | cool breeze dimps cammy yeh |
| arab reservoir shaded by palm | trees | now before a delicately carved |
| by orange trees and lemon | trees | aloes fig trees and pomegranates |
| by olive trees by orange | trees | and lemon trees aloes fig |
| regular intervals groves of lemon | trees | and palms combine to form |
| and lemon trees aloes fig | trees | and pomegranates a turquoise sky |
| vats orange lemon and olive | trees | and vines ready for planting |
| cedars and cactuses by olive | trees | by orange trees and lemon |
| groves of orange and lemon | trees | display fruit and flowers against |
| vale of orange and lemon | trees | extending from its marble colonnades |
| and carnations orange and lemon | trees | rosemary lemon balm marjoram and |
| he merged with the olive | trees | became one of them for |
| in the landscapes by olive | trees | flowers stone relics not only |
| on the hill there olive | trees | mingle with corsican and other |
| only occasional olive or citrus | trees | so prevalent in the north |
| the war a whein aipil | trees | an thrie blawawa plants cuivert |
| the war a whein aipil | trees | an thrie blawawa plants cuivert |
| plants grow abundantly with cedar | trees | and cocoa palms the romans |
| garden of these plants and | trees | and replant it with eh |
| these plants oot and the | trees | that had been planted in |
| cove is fringed with orange | trees | laden with fruits the setting |
| the pitch bleck amang the | trees | a white sark picked oot |
| linties yammert amang the linden | trees | an balder the god o |
| road ah tak amang the | trees | anelie the blissit chantin o |
| wallop somewhaur in amang the | trees | at ma back a hoolet |
| guidwife coorit doon amang the | trees | in the yaird awa frae |
| fishin a hole amang alder | trees | no faur frae puggie s |
| the north while amang the | trees | roun aboot were scattert the |
| gaes ferr in amang the | trees | whaur wes an auld quarrie |
| plentiful with roses and fruit | trees | and gates wrought in exuberant |
| tae root an oan the | trees | delicious fruit hung doon aye |
| the dark umbrella of the | trees | fruit bats hang like flags |
| auld nature s laws the | trees | gied fruit withoot a pause |
| roads up an doon ma | trees | here bear delicious fruit o |
| re stood like twa braw | trees | in a widd oor fruit |
| certainly pay sunbathers wedge in | trees | like dripping fruit bats a |
| clouds crawl slowly over racing | trees | a black bag flutters like |
| clouds crawl slowly over racing | trees | back yards blur shrieking over |
| panorama of heather clouds and | trees | could be enjoyed in a |
| underneath the standing stones thick | trees | like mushroom clouds loomed over |
| wattery clouds auld crocs birk | trees | raxx up their trunks like |
| just as good as climbing | trees | to watch clouds muster in |
| e fairmer hid felled e | trees | an cleart it e trees |
| and shadow played among the | trees | as sketches of particular trees |
| storybook trees which were miniature | trees | decorated according to a theme |
| trees as sketches of particular | trees | emerged sharply focussed in their |
| windae m1110: mm i see | trees | f1109: trees ye ve a |
| trees an cleart it e | trees | hid been plantit ower rig |
| alison would have loved storybook | trees | which were miniature trees decorated |
| mm i see trees f1109: | trees | ye ve a lot o |
| nae leaves on them the | trees | are bare just now eh |
| chilled stripped bare black dripping | trees | are candy twisted a sparrow |
| grass stripped bare black dripping | trees | are candy twisted a whining |
| let cauld winds blaw let | trees | gae bare let winter niver |
| blizzard that swept through the | trees | now surely bare ruined choirs |
| ah wes seein thae fir | trees | an maples an birks for |
| a long avenue of fir | trees | and on the far bank |
| of new snow lakes fir | trees | and wooden houses painted red |
| the shore an fellin fir | trees | by the score the storm |
| hidin oot in the fir | trees | that sway back and furth |
| from the larch or fir | trees | win casen wind cast speaks |
| wis ay ere but e | trees | wis spruce an nae fir |
| heich he straid abuin the | trees | an thay war lyke gress |
| on the ferr syde the | trees | an the houss haed heich |
| waa lang shaddas o heich | trees | doonfaa onno the wrunkled watter |
| the war a glen wi | trees | in it heich birks an |
| a heich bank o beech | trees | on the oot bend an |
| the young leaves fullin the | trees | a faimly war meevin frae |
| a good distance through autumnal | trees | and bright yellow swirling leaves |
| dripping shrubs through webs of | trees | leaves fluttered down like snow |
| the leaves frae aff the | trees | my neb ll twitch an |
| leaves simply tummel aff the | trees | nae lang afore ere s |
| noo the leaves o the | trees | war turnin yalla an broon |
| bonny an green were the | trees | wi their new leaves on |
| vegetation the luxuriance of the | trees | bushes and flowers was one |
| wild flowers and shrubs carob | trees | drop leather brown pods into |
| be used in large adjective | trees | flowers or rockets for display |
| yet yalla is the breem | trees | bonny an green country fer |
| bit turns fine an dry | trees | bonny an green simmer is |
| well i ll do the | trees | green then will i m1090: |
| green coolest thing about those | trees | he told them fast become |
| the lang rain the desert | trees | skail thair lest green leafs |
| the cello is fixed on | trees | where green ships lie at |
| the knowe atween twa fig | trees | wi the green voice comes |
| hooses wi these great muckle | trees | aside them and it is |
| at gloamin time the muckle | trees | in april weir their branches |
| fit o the muckle horsechestnut | trees | sheeny conkers lay in their |
| the silence o the muckle | trees | the lazy bizzin o the |
| a byuss wee glen the | trees | thare war brichter an greener |
| stream the war muinlicht the | trees | war breirdin blossom an a |
| eyn o october horse chestnut | trees | war hingin yalla an roosty |
| the graundest mornin the hazel | trees | war new cuivert wi leafs |
| bi pouer lines far bamboo | trees | war swingin as i cam |
| ourie it wes an the | trees | war that thick that never |
| thick wi aw sorts ay | trees | an thair are fruits an |
| moulders intil foust foraye the | trees | maun founder in thair ain |
| leeves thair nae fish nae | trees | nae busses gif we speir |
| thair wey on throu the | trees | o the forest or thay |
| can muster forests or order | trees | pou up thair monie ruits |
| its wye roon ahin e | trees | an draps doon ahin e |
| win at roart in e | trees | an moant in e lum |
| got an openin in e | trees | an syne ye cd see |
| e hoose an e big | trees | at tried hard bit wi |
| hoosie e yard an e | trees | e berry busses an e |
| e middle bit hid mair | trees | e ither twa less bit |
| e park faar a fyow | trees | een o em a rodden |
| o a slope covert wi | trees | es wis e plantin rale |
| it a firm cut e | trees | fit ye see noo grew |
| mair handy wis e big | trees | in e main bit o |
| big beeches likely e biggest | trees | left in e wid e |
| e open spaces amon e | trees | on banks an slopes ere |
| till e wark o fellin | trees | on e mountain slopes abeen |
| up e howe e aipple | trees | on e waa ootside framin |
| seyven i geed intill e | trees | wi anither lad an a |
| a camera framed amon e | trees | wi glinties o e sky |
| till e fit o e | trees | wi grazin stretches jist abeen |
| at e back o e | trees | wis e foon o an |
| oot o sicht amon e | trees | wis e mountain pastures faar |
| ye mair an wi e | trees | ye ken ye can ay |
| an murmer here nae twa | trees | are the same tae craikin |
| fresh dirt atween twa haw | trees | haud on he s gaed |
| kail yaird hid twa gean | trees | in the neuk o the |
| noo she hud twa cherry | trees | twa pare tree s an |
| by the owerhang o elm | trees | whan i heard a splash |
| cocks craw in the mulberry | trees | whan ye cum throu the |
| canada an that an big | trees | an athin so he wis |
| a narra path through the | trees | anen atween big rid fallen |
| as a set o big | trees | faar i d eence carved |
| door and there s big | trees | round beside it f1112: won |
| top o they big yew | trees | silence lori sings oh oh |
| big wooden building surrounded by | trees | snow and skidoos snowmobiles i |
| even some fancy kins o | trees | wi big cones yowies fine |
| tae cut doon the stannin | trees | bit tidy up onything that |
| and six tae cut the | trees | doon haul them out wi |
| you ve been cuttin doon | trees | f1074: we hiv mmhm mmhm |
| are haein to cut doon | trees | f969: mmhm f1074: mmhm f1073: |
| daunced or dauchled ben the | trees | until i hytered doon i |
| some claes fit a relief | trees | are affa bonny jist noo |
| ye lookit up aa the | trees | he can clim noo caain |
| an it dis bide fair | trees | noo lose their simmer sheen |
| man in a creakin cheer | trees | growe far they faa their |
| far ben amangst the widded | trees | i bent ma erse wi |
| tree they are all young | trees | so far i m just |
| the peach petals frae the | trees | ai but she haes never |
| restless birdies flichtered frae the | trees | in black bourachies like swairms |
| the milkin o rubber frae | trees | in hyne awa ceylon or |
| gothic moths gigantically fluttered through | trees | and one drowned boy eyelids |
| to me through the monochrome | trees | my steps are no longer |
| down meandering tracks through the | trees | passing occasional walkers or being |
| those incandescent moons in lamplit | trees | spill creamy cargo through the |
| not hide and seek through | trees | sun spattered to a pollock |
| the pad whit wi the | trees | abune us on yae side |
| wi fish intil them and | trees | and busses round them and |
| aisle throw the scentit spring | trees | her skin crawled wi hens |
| wi ma tears the peach | trees | ir in flouer again abuin |
| late ti reist the gloamin | trees | ir thrang wi craws from |
| s finest a landscape o | trees | shrubs an girss wi a |
| wi nae sizzens nur nae | trees | there wis nae day nur |
| o wae blin drift boos | trees | wi grue the harbinger o |
| gairden s minimal girse ivy | trees | deliberately a soss sae nae |
| an nae on the grun | trees | sud be clippit back sair |
| i d seen nae rantle | trees | that min s me on |
| wis passin a raa o | trees | aifter landin fin somebody spottit |
| ah plantit a hunder mulberry | trees | an fullie thertie acre o |
| a fower sidit block o | trees | an i ay geed throwe |
| an felled a lot o | trees | an well obviously a ken |
| ye ve a lot o | trees | at the back haven t |
| juist lik a forest o | trees | awbodie wis gey thrang ettlin |
| the skeleton airms o the | trees | back he gaed tae chae |
| on the delicate raxx o | trees | breirin bonnily ower the simmer |
| f606: so what kind o | trees | do you have christian f1074: |
| hae discovert the bonnieness o | trees | foo they meeve like watter |
| it on ane o the | trees | for ti see whatlyke it |
| oxters peninsulas o dowp listeners | trees | hear whirring wings dove croos |
| wey mang fankle o the | trees | i fund the brek o |
| of air the bonnieness o | trees | i hae discovert the bonnieness |
| scrapes the sky cripples the | trees | o 53 the wounding language |
| ti save a bunch o | trees | pause fuckin kids dyin every |
| brainches o ane o the | trees | plankit hirsell doun on the |
| bats gae flichterin fae the | trees | raggety cloots o hungered wames |
| glint o watter throu the | trees | there wis anither rustle this |
| been kent ti move an | trees | ti speak the sleikitest o |
| an sometimes stretches o bigger | trees | ye cd easy tell at |
| whiles oot yer breeks on | trees | an busses wha d shew |
| in the countryside burned broon | trees | look dull aye richt oot |
| ll get you oot the | trees | m1098: [inaudible] f1097: right there |
| gaed but this day the | trees | thinned oot intil a birkenshaw |
| hip and haw the rooted | trees | shrink back into their bark |
| beild the back gairden peach | trees | staun bi the houss door |
| back to the days when | trees | were chopped to prop the |
| thought there might some christmas | trees | an aa [inaudible] f1102: uh |
| that blatters doun kirks flettens | trees | an haisilt corn blaws doun |
| his streamin broo an joukit | trees | an lowpit saughs an ran |
| culcreoch ferm rivin earth an | trees | an rocks strivin tae win |
| stair bedroom windae tae different | trees | an throwe at i managet |
| brocht up amon parks an | trees | an ye niver jist tak |
| gae screichin up ower the | trees | but staun an tak tent |
| screeching bird degas absinthe drinker | trees | dripping music tinkling an hour |
| haun had dived intae the | trees | five yairds awa an lain |
| in the burn an climin | trees | fur birds eggs pickin an |
| a kill an whaur the | trees | in serried order stood a |
| heicht an booin the beech | trees | like strae weel yer grannie |
| wis cauld an blaik the | trees | on the quarry waas luikit |
| leims the nicht an the | trees | on yeir lair ir sweyed |
| an peace hippies savin fuckin | trees | silence stew so what di |
| the couples were jist smaa | trees | split in half an held |
| park there s not any | trees | there f940: an aye aye |
| ti sit an watch the | trees | throu the windae in the |
| true it wis bit tall | trees | shrooded brick wark camps row |
| up like a thousand xmas | trees | a trap door opened down |
| like grass m818: mm m819: | trees | and shoppin m818: aye it |
| sprout begging arms like winter | trees | in the blue vault of |
| the gress hingin ablow the | trees | like a curtin fae thur |
| quick munch you shoot up | trees | like a monkey whose tail |
| in aiberdeen they skyte up | trees | like wildfire grampian police hq |
| of nature gods hundreds of | trees | tumbled like fallen soldiers boulders |
| breeze wauchtin saftsome ben the | trees | watterfaas that s like wir |
| a tree hou- f1121: in | trees | where do piggies like to |
| ll never visit their xmas | trees | beneath the rig s tall |
| spring the buds in the | trees | bound tight in their own |
| across the western world the | trees | of christmas spread their tinsel |
| its songs decanted underneath the | trees | that haven t stopped their |
| them on the lorry hail | trees | f643: hand load m608: aye |
| invite them they appeared town | trees | hold posies each a buxom |
| seein the wids fur the | trees | or seein them daurna explore |
| book them for offences against | trees | save us fae the planners |
| father frost and new year | trees | and the kremlin in the |
| watch it unner the dreepin | trees | the new fowk s shieled |
| new culture where even the | trees | were tall strangers kay has |
| the verra birdies aff the | trees | as i booed ma heid |
| 365 427 puir burds the | trees | in ma aistlin gairden birze |
| from one of the wizened | trees | further up the rock away |
| ve lookit up aa the | trees | he isnae there father here |
| up places on stage as | trees | huts walls and places for |
| regimental line up of plane | trees | i took the curvaceous sloping |
| it reached two or three | trees | planted up to ten feet |
| puir birds up on the | trees | sittin on the frozen brainches |
| was up in amongst the | trees | they m608: mmhm m194: had |
| over the tower blocks and | trees | if that s the west |
| ca na maria where citrus | trees | are as few as the |
| on the trunks of the | trees | where it oozes out it |
| lashed bough low lines of | trees | where two farms meet drizzle |
| the chipmunks vanished into the | trees | behind thin legged mahouts in |
| cladda river to sting the | trees | in carron wood into hissing |
| f1097: oh crashed into the | trees | never mind the signs m1098: |
| the garden ye see the | trees | across the road they ve |
| ditch you re in the | trees | i think i canna see |
| that in there behind that | trees | look see there what do |
| my lilies and blackened my | trees | from two different earts no |
| take two parts or play | trees | or other objects the musicians |
| i now have two family | trees | to unravel uncle bill has |
| the christmas displays were marvellous | trees | decorated according to themes and |
| the 1840s trunks of oak | trees | were found in peat bogs |
| walk in the park the | trees | were frosted white and skiiers |
| it was great fun the | trees | were generously daubed with snow |
| and the tops of the | trees | were on a level with |
| go you re out the | trees | now there you go m1098: |
| somewhere that has lots of | trees | and maybe swings on it |
| eens that grew on the | trees | at maybe the blackbirds likit |
| s vanity a toupee of | trees | balances on the hill s |
| flouers in bud on the | trees | ir pure lik this deid |
| sky moon snags on spindly | trees | lace ruffs ring stones tracks |
| fairy lights on all the | trees | m959: yeah beats here it |
| fiscals do not grow on | trees | official report justice and home |
| who forbade the felling of | trees | on his land and he |
| [censored: streetname] cresent being that got | trees | on it and things so |
| brambles and even young forest | trees | on one stretch tidal erosion |
| you pit the board the | trees | on this board that stuck |
| very existence depends on those | trees | so before we expire in |
| stones on the terraces the | trees | themselves the fruits they bear |
| the cloaking undergrowth of tall | trees | which grew on either side |
| you re crashing in the | trees | again [cough] are you managing |
| f826: mm doesn t have | trees | all the way along that |
| oe meanings of limbs of | trees | and arms of the sea |
| long lengths of the great | trees | and shutting out the brooding |
| a shifting tableaux tents and | trees | and sun the shy smile |
| flitting bats under the carob | trees | and the wind came soughing |
| sap s collected from the | trees | and then boiled it takes |
| last year for scotland s | trees | and to pay for the |
| rise flats giving way to | trees | and wooden dachas the coach |
| water is good but the | trees | are evil you have come |
| foot long bamboo pole the | trees | at the top of the |
| couple crash launds amangst the | trees | awmaist direckly conjugal relations is |
| still s a stook the | trees | ayont the buss aside ye |
| net a field surrounded by | trees | called the birnie the lads |
| a white hind in the | trees | coming towards her his thing |
| queen wasp the loveliness of | trees | fresh fish cakes in making |
| of the bulldozers taking the | trees | from bellahouston park our image |
| nichts stodge in the simmer | trees | haes cled thairsells in shaidaes |
| net vividly spread below the | trees | his pigs have grazed the |
| banyans the roots of the | trees | hung down loose brown ropes |
| a pedigree as the family | trees | in the book indicate one |
| hsiu 1007 1072 39 ploum | trees | in the spring do 40 |
| yang hsiu 1007 1072 ploum | trees | in the spring in the |
| once covered with the finest | trees | in the world he mentions |
| stane eagles glower atween the | trees | in washington in the morning |
| s f1154: uh huh f1155: | trees | just beside it and the |
| bats drip from the fig | trees | looking furtive deep in the |
| the sea stay f1093: the | trees | m1094: no the rain f1093: |
| the army carrying branches of | trees | malcolm nou we re near |
| supersonic under the betel nut | trees | mangoes mango ing tamarinds tango |
| maks laddies sclim the heichest | trees | or in the cauld antarctic |
| sauch s brainches swey flouerin | trees | parfume the air the sun |
| was set out under the | trees | salads bread and cheese served |
| glancing round the garden fareweill | trees | shouts hoy thare a pause |
| snow filtering softly thro the | trees | the lodge at mactaquac is |
| den s mouth high in | trees | the raven rides the wind |
| ll get you out the | trees | then okay will that be |
| standard for the planting of | trees | to act as carbon sinks |
| and figs to prune the | trees | to clear the earth of |
| shapes textures and colours the | trees | twisted and textured with a |
| progress we are telt mair | trees | are felled fur hames as |
| is shadow roddens are rowan | trees | fother is fodder grass is |
| are gradually being covered by | trees | from it bonnybraes camp is |
| 1765 there are six million | trees | in production today it takes |
| this is a foreign country | trees | wear bells traffic police are |
| mm m078: language that ash | trees | speak in a breeze so |
| glamourie ither bairns cud sclimm | trees | or fecht or sing wee |
| aboot eh eh ten thousand | trees | or somethin f643: used tae |
| that m608: aye m642: hail | trees | aboot fae that windae tae |
| hae tae scrat my broo | trees | div turn tae a richt |
| i aye likit tae speel | trees | for ae thing for anither |
| load m608: aye m642: hail | trees | f643: hand load m642: john |
| mass today fell ash trim | trees | in front also remove old |
| model for a study of | trees | in winter his bones poked |
| there s nests in that | trees | look do you think there |
| so f826: it s got | trees | has it m827: well one |
| a lovely avenue of plane | trees | near la granja if one |
| frightening speed himalayas denuded of | trees | one victim of folly and |
| somewhere that has lots of | trees | don t do that please |
| be decorated and displayed prefix | trees | for older pupils prefix and |
| booths and avenues of plane | trees | i headed for calle st |
| apple david and goliath mallorcan | trees | particularly olives and almonds can |
| he mentions olives and oak | trees | with a girth of forty |
| hobby of avoiding tax with | trees | had our leaders shown rare |
| am familiar with stars as | trees | i shall not visit when |
| canoes more roughly hollowed from | trees | than those quaint outriggers which |
| a natural plantation of young | trees | becomes too much to bear |
| gardens had a lot of | trees | f889: uh huh f890: blown |
| tyme lest year ai thae | trees | is that bonnie she wad |
| let fronds stand unner coconut | trees | said morag which cracked bethia |
| pig wife actors to play | trees | sheds outbuildings small bridges parts |
| lyfe soud be lyke thir | trees | shouts of yoo hoo hey |
| waitin for sumthing whit braw | trees | whit bewtie lyfe soud be |
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