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fourth series. An
outdoor market in
Possilpark was used in the
episode "
Cauld"
where Winston buys
several electric heaters. The
bingo scene in "Courtin"...
- The
Cauld Lad of
Hylton is a
ghost of
murdered stable boy
Robert Skelton, said to
haunt the
ruins of
Hylton Castle (in Sunderland,
Northern England)....
- or
household elf,
especially in
Northumberland and Durham, such as the
Cauld Lad of Hylton. "Ghost" in
Northern England was
pronounced "guest", and the...
-
Cauld wind
pipes is a
Scottish term
referring to any
Scottish bagpipe that is bellows-blown
rather than
blown with the mouth. Such
pipes include: Border...
-
described as the
ghost of a
deceased servant who once
worked in the home. The
Cauld Lad of Hilton, for instance, was
reputed to be the
ghost of a
stable boy...
-
dating from the 16th or 17th century. In
these pipes,
sometimes called "
cauld wind pipes", air is not
heated or
moistened by the player's breathing, so...
- his
paramour before the Emperor, I'll be
Actaeon ... O WERT thou in the
cauld blast, ... I'd
shelter thee ... In
modern regional English dialects that...
-
dislike did na gang ****her at
first than just
shewing o' the
cauld shouther ...
Where "
cauld" is the
equivalent of cold and "shouther"
means shoulder, which...
- But
house or hald, To
thole the winter's
sleety dribble, An'
cranreuch cauld! But, Mousie, thou art no thy-lane, In
proving foresight may be vain; The...
-
Scottish smallpipes; his 1985
recording of the
Lowland and smallpipes,
Cauld Wind Pipes, was the
first contemporary complete recording of this instrument...
