wrought
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| a grand old façade featuring | wrought | iron balconies and mosaics towards |
| mostly three storeys high with | wrought | iron balconies and polished stone |
| glass roof over the tiered | wrought | iron balconies decorated with fairy |
| a lime stone miner he | wrought | above 20 years in a |
| i and old tam mcgowan | wrought | in dalry at the lime |
| and fruit trees and gates | wrought | in exuberant art nouveau and |
| man and his canary the | wrought | iron dragon gates leading to |
| somehow i followed him through | wrought | iron gates along the flower |
| i would soon return the | wrought | iron gate squeaked as i |
| shelves for concealing the ravages | wrought | by the menopause dolly had |
| the writer records the writer | wrought | in that pit 3 or |
| to behaviour e g dey | wrought | a lock o hellery efter |
| father and his brother tom | wrought | they were mainly taken up |
| archibald mcneish by name who | wrought | with his brother and his |
| 6 p m after having | wrought | a hard days work amongst |
| coal and my father he | wrought | in the limestone seam a |
| few to the fore who | wrought | or remember the old clon |
| him and old robert baillie | wrought | together as masons and builders |
| out of work after having | wrought | 12 weeks to the great |
| 6 feet high it was | wrought | in the stoop and room |
| an hit really widdna a | wrought | you really need ta ken |
| heavyest man in the town | wrought | with him a mighty man |
| to south hook where i | wrought | for 25 years under the |
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