| Ulster - SYN | haed aa et thair fïll, the' | gethert | up aa tha wee bïts, eneuch t |
| Ulster - SYN | ht awa he got up afore thaim, | gethert | up hïs beddin, an went aff h |
| Central - AYR | d deuk or seagull eggs they'd | gethert | on the muir - God's spring a |
| Central - AYR | e the lave - wis that he had | gethert | up aa the martyrs' bibles an |
| Central - AYR | oun the road, Claverhouse had | gethert | himsel 4 new mount an led his |
| Ulster - PUL | tha sooth, dairk cloods haed | gethert | an wur bleknin oot tha peelie |
| Central - AYR | it-oot tae fin a muckle crood | gethert | roun aboot it; there wis a ri |
| Central - AYR | ll" Edam's jaw drappt till he | gethert | his wits. |
| Central - LAL | er loss! Puir Jessie! Then he | gethert | himsel thegither smertly. ‘ |
| Central - AYR | burial whaur they fell... Pve | gethert | Dauvit McClung frae Lunmerhau |
| Central - SWE | We | gethert | aroun |
| Ulster - SYN | Noo whan Jesus saa tha thrang | gethert | roon hïm, he toul hïs folla |
| Southern - SEA | Ah | gethert | leir lik a snaw baw. |
| Central - AYR | the memories o the guid folk | gethert | forenent him, tho - thenks b |
| Ulster - SYN | ay, aa tha eldèrs o tha fowk | gethert | thegither, baith tha heid pre |
| Ulster - SYN | Meanwhile thoosans o fowk | gethert | up sae thrang that the' wur t |
| Central - AYR | ie Stuart's son in France, an | gethert | thegither a muckle airmy o Hi |
| Central - LAL | meedow wi an awfy clamour, an | gethert | themsels intae a "V" wi an au |
| Central - SEC | pridefu man wul hae socht an | gethert | nocht. Aiblins or he's back a |
| Ulster - SYN | e Jerusalem, an fun tha leven | gethert | thegither, an thaim that wur |
| Ulster - SYN | (tha like o haggit timmer or | gethert | wuid) |
| Central - WCE | t awbuddy else oot guisin wur | gethert | thegither. He spied dodgy vam |
| Ulster - EUL | Uptober's | gethert | timmer prugh |
| Ulster - SYN | Noo whan yis see tha airmies | gethert | aa roon Jerusalem, then yis w |
| Central - SEC | r o the haw whaur the lassies | gethert | in a muckle hiddle waitin fir |
| Ulster - SYN | Tha repones | gethert | by tha Heid-coont bis uised t |
| Ulster - SYN | Tha repones | gethert | by tha heid-coont bis uised t |
| Central - SEC | fter she’s stuiden ablo his | gethert | brous a bonny meenit, he taks |
| Central - SEC | cision, aw the forspeakers is | gethert | thegither tae hear the judgem |
| Ulster - SYN | tha tex men an tha wrangdaers | gethert | roon tae gie hïm thair ear. |
| Ulster - SYN | in an sut doon. Hïs follaers | gethert | roon hïm, an he stairtit tae |
| Central - AYR | ocks o thousans o the faithfu | gethert | at 'unlawfu an treasonable' C |