Ulster - SYN | s, he'll redd up tha thrashin- | flure | , an pit tha wheat ïn hïs ba |
Ulster - SYN | he wull redd up hïs thrashin- | flure | , getherin hïs wheat ïntae h |
Ulster - EUL | Or lake a | flure | , nae last ava |
Ulster - BUL | Or lake a | flure | , nae last ava: |
Ulster - GUL | Wae whut wus ain the | flure | . |
Ulster - GUL | n thing, A drapped it ain the | flure | ", |
Ulster - CUL | said the Hatter: "A'm on the | flure | , es it is." |
Ulster - CUL | ae had tae hunker doon on the | flure | : the nixt minute thur wusnae |
Ulster - GUL | spanners bein threw roon the | flure | , |
Ulster - CUL | wee buns whin they lay on the | flure | , an a gret thocht come intae |
Ulster - BUL | Ower the | flure | . |
Ulster - SYN | at wee bit intae a big boul o | flure | , tae tha hale lock o ït ris. |
Ulster - SYN | wumman pits ïn a bïg boul o | flure | . An ït spreids aa throu ït, |