Central - WCE | tellin ye..." Matilda bawled, | refusin | tae sit doon. |
Central - EDN | She wis quate, | refusin | tae unnerstaun whit he meant. |
Central - LAL | ke. Magnus wis naethin loath, | refusin | tae ging ower the waa, stauni |
Central - LAL | her notepad sittin in a park, | refusin | tae get up aff his arse and g |
Central - LAL | gain an kept his hauns still, | refusin | tae gie a display o pain. |
Central - LAL | ad, gettin in aw folks way, | refusin | tae budge. Good we aw jus dri |
Central - SEC | oot ti mak fir the baur. Nick | refusin | a drink! He went for somethin |
Central - WCE | again, still hesitatin, still | refusin | tae say "Naw'. |
Central - WCE | single then, said Laura. Ah'm | refusin | tae buy it as a form a protes |
Central - DUN | Fae now on em | refusin | ti evin step fut in it |
Central - DUN | e the Yanks wis Harold Wilson | refusin | tae send British troops tae V |
Central - EDN | ill. There wis nae question o | refusin | , o coorse, bit his normal rou |
Central - AYR | life, an hae chosen daith for | refusin | tae sweir yer allegiance tae |
Doric - MNA | popular aiven is ain shadda's | refusin | te follae im aroon." |
Central - WCE | Charlene's | refusin | tae be in the school photie. |
Central - EDN | ith wi’ the great man an’ | refusin | ’ tae play oan a Sunday! A k |