| PS1W7 | Ag5 | m | (No name, age 60, doctor) unspecified |
| PS1W8 | Ag5 | f | (No name, age 60) unspecified |
| (PS1W7) |
[1] [laugh] [...] . [2] Well,, what can we do for you tonight? |
| (PS1W8) |
[3] Er ... [...] . |
| (PS1W7) |
[4] Must be five pound notes you keep in there. |
| (PS1W8) |
[5] [...] good [...] and passport. |
| (PS1W7) |
[6] Oh I see right. |
| (PS1W8) |
[7] And er |
| (PS1W7) |
[8] For who? |
| (PS1W8) |
[9] Patrick . |
| (PS1W7) |
[10] [whispering] [...] getting these prescriptions for? [11] Patrick [] ? [12] You're daft. |
| (PS1W8) |
[13] It was for Patrick . [14] Er, ... see [...] give her something the wee'uns, he's got two wee ... |
| (PS1W7) |
[15] Has he been bad to that poor wee, wee'un again? |
| (PS1W8) |
[16] thingummy, abscesses in his er in his tooth. [17] She cannae take him in to the dentists till she gets rid of them. |
| (PS1W7) |
[18] [laugh] She's a bad woman. [19] You tell her I said it's just pure neglect. [20] ... Tell her I said that will you? |
| (PS1W8) |
[21] Mhm. |
| (PS1W7) |
[22] And she'll belt you. [23] ... Now then ... |
| (PS1W8) | [cough] ... |
| (PS1W7) |
[24] Now ... what age is the wee fellow now? [25] Two and? |
| (PS1W8) |
[26] He's three. |
| (PS1W7) |
[27] Is he, is he three now? |
| (PS1W8) |
[28] Mhm. [29] He's four in December. |
| (PS1W7) |
[30] Is he? [31] Three and a half already? |
| (PS1W8) |
[32] Aye. ... |
| (PS1W7) |
[33] You must be getting old. |
| (PS1W8) |
[34] Aye. |
| (PS1W7) |
[35] Now, what about you? |
| (PS1W8) |
[36] Er ... I want me cream. [37] And I want something for my chest. [...] . |
| (PS1W7) |
[38] Have you not given up smoking yet? |
| (PS1W8) |
[39] I've been doing well for the last week, but I took this heavy cold, well from Thursday, since I've took this heavy cold I've hardly smoked. ... |
| (PS1W7) |
[40] I'll get you yet, I'll get you yet. |
| (PS1W8) |
[41] I've hardly smoked. [42] ... I've done really well. |
| (PS1W7) |
[43] Oh now ... What [...] ? [44] Is it still the [...] ? |
| (PS1W8) |
[45] Yes, [...] . ... [cough] ... [cough] ... |
| (PS1W7) |
[46] There you go. |
| (PS1W8) |
[47] Can't you give me something for head? [48] Cos it's splitting, I think it's just the cold. [laugh] |
| (PS1W7) |
[49] Dry rot set in. [50] ... There you are, and that'll help to turn you into a human being. |
| (PS1W8) |
[51] I've been helping everybody who's took that flu, and I think I've [...] . |
| (PS1W7) |
[52] [...] at last at last it's reached you. [53] Away home and look after yourself. [54] Never mind the rest of these puddings. [55] Let them get their own prescriptions. [56] ... You're too soft, you and Celia. [57] ... Aye you are. [58] Y d |
| (PS1W8) |
[59] Oh, everybody [...] me. |
| (PS1W7) |
[60] That's right. |
| (PS1W8) |
[61] It's always me. |
| (PS1W7) |
[62] That's right. [63] It's always ... tell them to go and ... |
| (PS1W8) |
[64] Ah, when you tell them to do that, especially with , she goes in a [...] with you. |
| (PS1W7) |
[65] Oh too ... too bad, too bad. [...] |
| (PS1W8) |
[66] She goes in a [...] . |
| (PS1W7) |
[67] Och, sure you're worried about her. [68] Aren't you? [69] Sure you're worried about her? [70] ... Right, okay,, cheerio now. |
| (PS1W8) |
[71] [...] Cheerio. |