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Occurrences of fences in Corpus
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Orkney
Cormack, KevinToonie Void, (Abersee Press 2022) Orkney, poetry n tae fer corners o perimeter fences. on page 19
1 matches
Shetland
De Luca, ChristineGrottie-Buckie and Tirli-Wirli, (Shetland Times 2021 ISBN: 978-1910997352) Shetland, weans ets affa da heddr broos an da fences. on page 16
1 matches
De Luca, ChristineSwiet Haar, (Abersee Press 2017) Shetland, poetry Fences canna spaek laek a daek - on page 29
Paisley, JanetNot For Glory, (Canongate 2001 ISBN: 978-1841951744) Central, prose daurk shaddas ae ither folks' fences, ither back gairdens. Nothin on page 1
1 matches
Hubbard, TomThe Flechitorium, (Grace Note 2017 ISBN: 9781907676932) Central - East Central, poetry wuid an there were styles an fences ti negotiate. They didna both on page 77
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@kennethbryce184 tweeted arks and standing outside the fences at 3g parks watching games - (2021) twitter link al distancing and peepin ower fences if a huv too lol (2021) twitter link watch games outside perimeter fences/or park in car parks / or use (2020) twitter link
West Central
Wilson, RabAccent O the Mind, (Luath 2006 ISBN: 978-1905222322) Central - New Cumnock, poetry Nae arable fields hem't in bi fences, on page 16 Past chain-link fences, roostit 'Keep Out' signs, on page 28 Gleamin fences, rusty railins, on page 94
McHardy, StuartSpeakin o Dundee: Tales Tellt Aroun the Toun, (Luath 2010 ISBN: 978-1-906817-25-1) Central - Dundee, prose loupin graveslabs an wee iron fences. Flat oot he cam tae the kirk on page 66
Robertson, JamesNaebody'd Seen Him, (Scottish Book Trust 2018) Central, prose es and iley tarmac and rotten fences, mibbe the rain widna be sae on page 17 fences, the river; touns and village on page 18