1
You'll get down the brae soon, maybe, and then you winna weary.
2
He clapped spurs to his horse, and away he went down the brae.
3
No, dear, I bade them bide till I went down the brae again.
4
And my wife, who cherished her sweet infancy, is now within yon brae.
5
Is it the real gowan, 'that glints on bank and brae'?
6
Poor Mary lies on Shupanga brae, 'and beeks fornent the sun.'
7
Far and wide, over hill, bank, and brae, are spread the flying School!
8
The farm stood at the foot of a low brae.
9
I was over at his heels, and the pair of us scoured down the brae.
10
It will be very warrm coming up the brae.
11
He bides wi' his old mother in that cottage at the foot o' the brae.
12
They sat together on the brae in the sun, and her hand remained in his keeping.
13
Farther off Wat had his axe in hand and was driving the enemy to the brae.
14
I scrambled down the soft green brae, and soon stood within the door of the cottage.
15
See, they are coming down the brae together.
16
Jean cried out from the top of the brae, Whatever can be the matter with you?
