Shetland - SHD | liftit | up da mort-kloot whaar it lay | |
Central - SEC | liftit | Gary Beaton’s nem, tho she | |
Doric - MNA | n in the derk. Benjy the dug, | liftit | his heid frae his paws an glo |
Central - LAL | a juist raxit across the bar, | liftit | the envelope fae the gantry, |
Doric - MNA | nie kent she'd gaen ower far, | liftit | the neep an ran ben tae the s |
Central - LAL | she turnt ti the cauldpress, | liftit | out the joug an set it doun o |
Doric - MNA | nnin porter siddenly appeart, | liftit | baith their cases an gid hair |
Doric - MNA | Andra | liftit | himsel oanty his elbas an squ |
Central - LAL | ts caller skin. Whan Atalanta | liftit | her heid again, she saw Hippo |
Doric - MNA | Mac | liftit | is heid an lickit ma han...an |
Central - AYR | the haft o a broken pike he'd | liftit | frae the field o battle, his |
Doric - MNA | ee the stibble park far she'd | liftit | the clyack sheaf, raxxin teem |
Central - DUN | wis happenin the fairies had | liftit | him aff his feet, an aff like |
Central - LAL | FRED | LIFTIT | THE BUH... BAH... BEE... |
Central - LAL | er een," the sodger said, and | liftit | the dug doon ontae the peenie |
Central - LAL | Sunny's nemme oot again, and | liftit | up the tap fauld o the curtai |
Central - LAL | the laich-hoose raxed oot and | liftit | a yaur o cider fae the shelf. |
Central - LAL | Olaf. Klaus grabbed Sunny and | liftit | her up awa ower his heid, wha |
Ulster - EUL | That haesnae | liftit | up his sowl, Nor iver toul a |
Ulster - EUL | Be | liftit | up, for noo tha King O glorie |
Central - LAL | them up in smaa piles tae be | liftit | for disposal by the authoriti |
Doric - DOR | Sae Ailice | liftit | him up unco cannie-like, an e |
Doric - DOR | like a wee darlin." An Ailice | liftit | the Reid Queen aff the brod, |
Doric - MNA | "Fit a leukin laad." Joyce | liftit | er han an smiled. "Ah cud dra |
Central - EDN | He | liftit | her up heicher, as a crood ga |
Doric - MNA | "Oh, aat's brilliant!' He | liftit | his airms, sighin wi relief a |
Doric - MNA | mans smell. See my hauns?' He | liftit | up his haund tae show the qui |
Central - SWE | Syne, he | liftit | up ae great huif efter anithe |
Central - LAL | ev's faither did win ower, he | liftit | the trap awa fae ma geenipig |
Central - LAL | chtin break,' he anoonced. He | liftit | up a sheeny metal box an open |
Central - EDN | de a wee apologetic noise. He | liftit | the quilt an happit it roon h |
Ulster - PUL | ket poakit, an pued it on. He | liftit | tha scuttel an kerried it oot |
Central - LAL | n, Brock got tae his feet. He | liftit | his gless o cider and cawed o |
Central - LAL | h thing tae look at first. He | liftit | the lid fae a muckle poat and |
Central - LAL | aud on," Mr. Poe said, and he | liftit | the phone. "Poe here," he sai |
Shetland - SHD | lin an Unst Kunal trow til he | liftit | aff o his claas. Poor sowel. |
Central - LAL | her at the same time. Then he | liftit | the nose bag frae Samson's he |
Doric - MNA | She | liftit | the latch an steppit intae th |
Central - LAL | n the mannie wisna there. She | liftit | his mug, fou as it wis, tae s |
Doric - MNA | lin te keep in the lach as he | liftit | the neuk o the tablecloth an |
Central - AYR | ise tae see him oot, an as he | liftit | the sneck there cam whustlin |
Central - DUN | o seyin, wi her free haun she | liftit | up the plate o pea an ham wha |
Doric - MNA | She teen a deep breath as she | liftit | the cup an studied her findin |
Doric - MNA | t is?" grummled Rosie, es she | liftit | the phone. |
Doric - MNA | e seen. Wi trimmlin hauns she | liftit | the dry leaves tae scrape the |
Central - SEC | nicht? Ae muinlicht nicht she | liftit | the lid an saw the lassie sle |
Central - LAL | ae fit intil it, straucht he | liftit | it out again, an sae it gaed |
Central - LAL | his wull be interestin.’ He | liftit | his left cyberpaw tae his moo |
Ulster - PUL | guidwife’s droondit boadie | liftit | wechty tae tha tap an, wi a h |
Doric - MNA | Archie | liftit | is eebroos. |
Central - EDN | The Baillie | liftit | the doubtfu clout, an hurled |
Central - SEC | internal phone rang. Cherlie | liftit | it an said, |
Doric - DOR | ntae a thraa, she swippertlie | liftit | the Queen up an set her doun |
Central - LAL | oom. As he cam in, the lassie | liftit | her heid and luiked him in th |
Doric - MNA | on frae ae lug, an fin Jessie | liftit | a hank o blaik hair, the quin |
Doric - MNA | he can dee aboot it." Dottie | liftit | a dismissive han. "An, onywye |
Central - SEC | n wes frie a mukkil birn bene | liftit | frae Ruth’s |
Central - SEC | K’nicht at bene | liftit | bi the poliss afoir thai arre |
Central - LAL | up on tae a chair, the nurse | liftit | the drape that hung at the en |
Central - AYR | .. . for this dark morn ye've | liftit | up my sowl an filled my tuim |
Central - SEC | kin o shape. Still an on, we | liftit | it inti the lobby an set it o |
Central - LAL | t wid happen next. Coont Olaf | liftit | his ane ee-broo, and his een |
Central - LAL | Doug | liftit | his lugs sae Kat cud haud ont |
Doric - MNA | "Here's trouble." Ah | liftit | the neuk o the curtain te see |
Doric - MNA | e...Ah mean, yes, please." Ah | liftit | the edge o the scur| on ma kn |
Central - LAL | ler (1966), a sociologist, Ah | liftit | the consait o 'uniformation'. |
Doric - MNA | h'd firgotten aa aboot er. Ah | liftit | the phone an dialled Donald's |
Central - SWE | it, dishes steeped an rubbish | liftit | . Ah've been ma daily twae-mil |
Doric - MNA | Jack | liftit | a han es is first customers o |
Central - LAL | ower his fizzog, Granda Jock | liftit | his heid and looked strecht a |
Central - LAL | wis made o gless. Granda Jock | liftit | Chairlie up sae that he could |
Central - LAL | orrals o...a tod's tail. Beek | liftit | it. "We taen the tail but we |
Central - AYR | e wee lum hole whaur the reek | liftit | throu the rutf frae the peat- |
Central - LAL | men at wark | liftit | their braid hats and stude at |
Doric - MNA | "Lut's mak a toast." Isobel | liftit | er glaiss. "Here's te true iv |
Central - EDN | She bent ower, an felt hersel | liftit | be the men neist her on eithe |
Central - EDN | The ying cheil | liftit | a wechtie kistie frae a taibi |
Central - LAL | "Get him | liftit | !" a vyce cried oot frae the a |
Doric - MNA | a sclate inno their hauns, an | liftit | the blinfauld a thochtie sae |
Central - EDN | He tane aff his left shae an | liftit | the insole. He had hollaeed o |
Central - DUN | s rang oot in support the man | liftit | the lid o the barrel. |
Ulster - EUL | Fur Jesus cum an | liftit | me. |
Doric - MNA | stravaiged throwe the toun an | liftit | bairns playin alane, or wheec |
Central - LAL | uchlt stiffly tae the door an | liftit | the sneck. On the landin stui |
Doric - DOR | opped an took aff oor bags an | liftit | up poles tae be safe. Inspect |
Central - LAL | The wouf smile't an | liftit | his paw. The baw ris. |
Central - LAL | could ken they had ever been | liftit | . |
Doric - MNA | fit wis phony - fit hid bin | liftit | up, rroned oot an sookit in. |
Doric - MNA | The halflin | liftit | the sleepy futterat ooto the |
Central - LAL | it likely isna. An owersettin | liftit | stracht will jist be Scots wo |
Central - LAL | tales o hieland rievers cawin | liftit | nowt throu Bealach-nam-Bo ('s |
Shetland - SHD | Da Gryphon | liftit | baith his paas in surprise. " |
Doric - MNA | p wi the flit. Alec Mathieson | liftit | Minnie up on Daisy's back wi |
Central - LAL | Coont Olaf's yin ee-broo | liftit | a wee bit, and the Baudelaire |
Central - LAL | brichter, and his ane ee~broo | liftit | in anger. "When I agreed tae |
Central - LAL | Howp | liftit | its heid, no juist for a guid |
Central - LAL | helled tae a scrunt, the haar | liftit | . |
Doric - MNA | secunt hid passed, the baker | liftit | her up in his flooery skelp o |
Doric - MNA | Walter | liftit | is heid an leukit up an, fir |
Doric - MNA | nse o the wird, fur she niver | liftit | her haun tae her hauf-grown q |
Doric - MNA | the educational tree as iver | liftit | a tawse. Faith, Tarry McPhail |
Ulster - SYN | Gentiles. But whaniver yis ir | liftit | an brocht tae thrial, dïnnae |
Central - LAL | He was | liftit | up intil Heevin |
Central - WCE | ratur, the oncum o whilk haes | liftit | the deiscipline oot o onie ki |
Doric - MNA | an Attie Cooper frae Northies | liftit | a cairt chyne an clattered it |
Central - GLA | And they get their wee erses | liftit | . |
Central - SEC | The morn he wes | liftit | ontil a wain an out-harled in |
Central - SEC | an a body greet whan Scots is | liftit | wrang bi English an Americans |
Central - AYR | John wis | liftit | oot o his dwam by a sudden si |
Central - LAL | t o the burthen o accuracy is | liftit | fae the Scots translators an |
Doric - MNA | chin an cross-matchin. Organs | liftit | frae a corp warna near as gui |
Doric - MNA | "Aye...?" Dot's eebroos | liftit | an she lookit concerned. |
Central - SEC | Hul. Lest, the Fyfers | liftit | the rails ower the brig, saul |
Central - LAL | t ony on her fingir, Precious | liftit | three-fower spoonfaes o this |
Central - LAL | ts hare, wi' yer twa wee feet | liftit | richt auf the groond? Wus it |
Central - SEC | ons o ilka wird maun be richt | liftit | afore a sowel can say he writ |
Shetland - SHD | uffle o peerie feet. Her hert | liftit | an shö lookit up, half-hoopi |
Southern - SEA | Short atween thum, juist | liftit | Yid up an owre the back end o |
Shetland - SHD | We couldna spaek tae dem, but | liftit | |
Central - LAL | st glaikit o them had awready | liftit | the tuin and a wheen o the wi |
Central - LAL | Black Cuddy | liftit | his heid when he heard the la |
Central - AYR | e mak him mair at ease.' They | liftit | Adam up tae ease his breathin |
Doric - MNA | efter pucklies o tests, they | liftit | the boxie's lid an –– |
Central - LAL | heat; they | liftit | their lourd heids and made dw |
Doric - MNA | bonnie blue ribbons, an they | liftit | Minnie grippin the shaif onta |
Central - WCE | ikt gey near greetin, As they | liftit | thair prize, |
Doric - MNA | ! Dinna dee ess te ma!" Harry | liftit | his fit an kickit the mower a |