| Southern - WCE |
| Hugh | MacDiarmid's vast vocabulary; |
| Central - DUN |
| Hugh | Cressingham an thi Earl of Su |
| Ulster - PUL |
| Hugh | 's brither John leeved jaist a |
| Ulster - GUL | | Hugh | Montgomery, whan he set up ha |
| Central - SWE |
| HUGH | BRYDEN wis born in Dumfries a |
| Shetland - SHD |
| Hugh | MacDiarmid |
| Ulster - GUL | | Hugh | Porter's 'Author's Preface' w |
| Ulster - GUL | ae tak mair tent o footnotes! | Hugh | 's brither George soonds inter |
| Doric - DOR |
It's time fir tea wi' | Hugh | an I |
| Central - AYR |
him think aboot takin a wife, | Hugh | stertit tae pey court tae Jan |
| Ulster - GUL | rianCassidy999 @GribbenC Aye, | Hugh | planted Ards an Greba: his br |
| Central - AYR |
i aa this agreed amang thaim, | Hugh | Begg wis duly injfeft an seiz |
| Ulster - PUL |
merriet an leeved wi her man, | Hugh | Magilton, in Newton. Wullie's |
| Ulster - PUL |
ster an his thrie sins, John, | Hugh | an Wulliam James wus aa wabst |
| Central - SEC |
Ae MSP, | Hugh | Henry, screivit the follaein |
| Orkney - ORK |
The Orkney lexicographer, | Hugh | Marwick, travels tae the Nort |
| Ulster - GUL | een readin up on his brither, | Hugh | Montgomery, o Newtownards.) |
| Central - LAL |
nae gettin by the biggar o't, | Hugh | MacDiarmid - a bauld veesona |
| Central - AYR |
'Dae whit ye think fit, | Hugh | , it's your grun nou.' Jennet |
| Ulster - GUL | nolds. 'Mae Mithers Tunge'. | Hugh | Porter 'The Muse Dismissed' |
| Central - LAL |
Craig,... John ... Barbra... | Hugh | ... Daniel... James... Margare |
| Central - LAL |
tival. It is pure MacDiarmid. | Hugh | MacDiarmid's ill-will at the |
| Doric - MNA |
s this building was a castle. | Hugh | had been killed when a part o |
| Central - LAL |
(eg. | Hugh | MacDiarmid). Hooanever, accor |
| Central - AYR |
ell thaim tae get here quick. | Hugh | , can ye come ben wi me an hei |
| Doric - MNA |
aying as much tae his father. | Hugh | wiz niver heard fae again and |
| Central - LAL |
t think o as Scots activists. | Hugh | MacDiarmid wis weel-kent for |
| Doric - MNA |
t broke his mither’s heart. | Hugh | wiz the aaler o the two, so h |
| Ulster - GUL | A quare place: | Hugh | Montgomery turned it intae hi |
| Ulster - PUL |
ason. An Ayrshire Laird caaed | Hugh | Montgomery, wha traded wi eas |
| Central - WCE |
ert wi a kenspeckle quote fae | Hugh | MacDiarmid, yin o the skeelie |
| Ulster - GUL | le, yinst a Scottish hame tae | Hugh | Montgomery o Newtownards (162 |
| Doric - MNA | rity Big Breether tribute tae | Hugh | Hefner! |
| Doric - ABN |
This poem wan the | Hugh | MacDiarmid Tassie in Sangscha |
| Central - LAL |
This poem wan the | Hugh | MacDiarmid Tassie at the Sang |
| Central - SEC |
him. So up she cries, Jeanie | Hugh | , she's a forrit limmer her, s |
| Central - SEC |
. Ah said it wance tae Jeanie | Hugh | , weel as ye can think ont, sh |
| Doric - MNA | . Obligatory keek at busts of | Hugh | Macdiarmid and Robert Bontine |
| Southern - SEA |
lanet. It has been argied, bi | Hugh | MacDiarmid and Sydney Goodsir |
| Ulster - GUL | wha were quare an freendly wi | Hugh | Montgomery: furst o the #Ulst |
| Doric - MNA |
mither By the windae gaed aul | Hugh | He gaed the loon a shout "At |
| Ulster - PUL |
Bellyleidy, o Clan | Hugh | Boy, |
| Doric - ABN |
I mynd on meetin | Hugh | an Chris - |
| Central - AYR |
ber. But when their third son | Hugh | arrived at the back-en o 1714 |
| Central - LAL |
n Crichton Smith's thochts on | Hugh | MacDiarmid's lyrics that gang |
| Central - SEA |
ttish Renaissance, the like o | Hugh | McDiarmid, Sydney Goodsir Smi |
| Central - LAL | se the SNP the now minds me o | Hugh | McIlvanneys quote about the |
| Central - DUN |
n is, an tho mebbe they ken o | Hugh | MacDiarmid, as weel as Burns |
| Central - SEA |
cDiarmid Young – a cousin o | Hugh | McDiarmid’s – hed us play |
| Ulster - PUL |
rin hame noo an get a pair o | Hugh | ' breeks fur ye, an then All r |
| Central - SEC |
a kenspeckle ane the likes o | Hugh | MacDairmid. In fack, thon sam |
| Central - SEC |
kenspeckle peers the likes o | Hugh | MacDiarmid, Douglas Young, Ha |
| Central - SEC |
t at aw o the inventiveness o | Hugh | MacDairmid. |
| Central - LAL |
ma brither | Hugh | ; an tho, sin syne, we aye hae |
| Doric - MNA |
s. The Laird said his brither | Hugh | wanted tae sail the seven sea |
| Doric - MNA |
each tae him and his brither | Hugh | fifty years before. He’d be |
| Doric - MNA |
saying, “I think my brother | Hugh | would want you to have those. |
| Ulster - GUL | The man himsel, Sir | Hugh | Montgomery, o Airds died the |
| Shetland - SHD |
siller frae the laird - Sir | Hugh | Headone McLerse o that ilk - |
| Ulster - GUL | e hae looked like thon in Sir | Hugh | 's day - hooaniver, they cud |
| Ulster - GUL | his bit aiblins biggit by Sir | Hugh | Montgomery o Newtown efter he |
| Central - LAL |
air nor jist Rabbie Burns, or | Hugh | MacDiarmid, or onie o the lav |
| Central - AYR |
Life for | Hugh | wis gettin mair complicatit, |
| Central - AYR |
I get a tenancy, I think oor | Hugh | shuid mebbe tak ower the port |
| Central - LAL |
literature wi writers sic as | Hugh | MacDiarmid, Jessie Kesson, Ja |
| Central - DUN |
he world but no ruined stones | HUGH | MacDIARMID |
| Central - EDN |
imagined epitaph: "Here ligs | Hugh | S. Pyper: fur want o onyane b |
| Central - SEC |
n haes a hinnermaist clout at | Hugh | MacDairmid an his, "A Drunk M |
| Central - WCE |
In praise o Sanct | Hugh | o the shinin letters! |
| Central - LAL | b tae mortals has been gien | Hugh | MacDiarmid, faither o the Sco |