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Central
Hubbard, TomThe Flechitorium, (Grace Note 2017 ISBN: 9781907676932) Central - East Central, poetry t and a nip uttering only one syllable; on page 60
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Wilson, RabAccent O the Mind, (Luath 2006 ISBN: 978-1905222322) Central - New Cumnock, poetry Contemplatin ivverie syllable, on page 11
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Holton, BrianLallans 67 - The Nine Sangs: Brian Holton, (Lallans Magazine 2005) Central, poetry is a lengthnin o the previous syllable, an ithers that it was a sepa on page 33
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Tait, John MLallans 63 - Expository Scots (2), (Lallans Magazine 2003) Central, prose t endins – makkin a sindrie syllable – on the past tenses o waek is no pronunced as a sindrie syllable.
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Douglas, AshleyScotland’s linguistic launscape – Scottish Staunart English and Scots, (languagereach.com 2021) Central, prose wel soond. Tak tent o the twa-syllable rhotic pronoonciation o the w
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Doric
Grant, MargaretYoung At Hert, (Huntly Writers 2023 ISBN: 978-0993597152) Doric, poetry Files a syllable or twa on page 15
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Shetland
I Hear DeeShaetlan A primer - v. 1.1, (I Hear Dee 2022) Shetland, prose and dey in turn form wirds. A syllable is really jüst a unit o spee on page 27 n: a looder or mair prominent syllable is a stressed een (noo an age on page 29
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Southern
Wilson, RabChuckies fir the Cairn, (Luath 2009 ISBN: 978-1906817053) Southern - Dumfries, poetry Contemplatin ivverie syllable, on page 207