Southern - SEA | Ah'm somebody else'-but och!" | greeted | Ahlice, wi a sudden burst o t |
Central - EDN | haun’ fu’ o’ followers, | greeted | us in an accent sae thick anâ |
Southern - SEA | th pool o tears which she hed | greeted | when she was nein fit high. |
Central - SEC | inside the main entrance and | greeted | by other students. Who wur bu |
Doric - DOR | ae bar fer a quick nip tae be | greeted | by reed covered tables, flooe |
Central - WCE | de Bar he was surprised ti be | greeted | bi hoots o dereision frae the |
Southern - SWE | Nice to be | greeted | by a friendly face first thin |
Central - SEC | "Aye," she | greeted | her. "Whit gard ye bide sae l |
Central - SEC | you men wi yer fag ends," she | greeted | him. "That's twice this week |
Central - AYR | We are | greeted | at the door by an awfully smi |
Ulster - EUL | gdom o Latharna, an they were | greeted | bae the land, for it see’d |
Central - SEC | go and wipe his master's erse | greeted | us in reception. Ah could see |
Southern - SEA | e listenin?" Th pair wee hing | greeted | agin (or grunted, eet was imp |
Central - SEC | Frank | greeted | us wi a sceptical “Any luck |
Central - SEC | sts oan the dance flair. Ah'm | greeted | wae loadsae unfamiliar pusses |
Doric - ABN | hame wi' the shoppin', an I'm | greeted | by |
Central - EDN | ’’ tae ma surprise ah’m | greeted | wae silence fae him. And when |
Central - GLA | alkin acroass the room ah’m | greeted | by the openin bars ay Build m |
Central - EDN | ck is shoart lived. As ah’m | greeted | wae the same depressin rugged |
Central - EDN | . And before ah ken it ah’m | greeted | again by a fretful lookin Bru |
Central - SEC | excited anticipation at bein | greeted | by the new member ae their fa |
Ulster - EUL | She leukt again, an was | greeted | bae a wave. Hir sister's shou |
Central - EDN | steed, the answer ah gave wis | greeted | by only silence. And as ah lo |
Central - LAL | as is weel-kent, the pley wis | greeted | wi vituperation bi the critic |
Doric - MNA | hat wis jist aboot how aabody | greeted | aabody in the Howe, so that s |
Ulster - EUL | ‘They | greeted | tears sae heavy that they cas |
Central - SEC | n whaur a pack o dugs noisily | greeted | us. There were a couple o wes |