Central - LAL | lookit | fir naist morn | |
Central - LAL | lookit | on by British society as the | |
Central - SEC | Lookit | roond and didnae find it | |
Central - LAL | queencactus13 A hus hunners!! | Lookit | ma hashtag #raiphsscraps |
Doric - MNA | Jack pushed up his sleeve, | lookit | it his watch an sighed. It wi |
Central - SWE | "Heh, | lookit | that!" |
Doric - DOR | , the loon still widnae spik, | lookit | mournful an lost, while the f |
Central - GLA | ew yerds afore the stanchion, | lookit | up, winkt an gied a wave. Clo |
Central - SEC | k his time. He breathed deep, | lookit | up tae heaven as if tae plead |
Doric - MNA | oor fin Frank's missus, Mary, | lookit | roon the neuk o the curtins a |
Doric - MNB | on a heided aff tae skweel. A | lookit | at ma watch an saw that a wis |
Doric - MNB | gittin up outside the room. A | lookit | up an saw ma freen in the doo |
Doric - MNB | ard a crunch under ma foot. A | lookit | doon and saw ane o ma mither |
Shetland - SHD | most aafil silly, but dey aa | lookit | dat serious at shö didna daa |
Shetland - SHD | thing aboot it." (Da jury aa | lookit | stumsed.) |
Shetland - SHD | ook eftir himsel. Bit I wid a | lookit | eftir him, I hae a doll's bot |
Doric - DOR | fa | lookit | like me |
Central - LAL | smelt a flooer nane. He hasna | lookit | on a starn nane. He hasna luv |
Central - SEC | Then, as A | lookit | tae the toon, |
Central - LAL | set oot. My Drawin Nummer Twa | lookit | like this: |
Doric - DOR | Callum. It jist happent." Dad | lookit | at Mam an gid her a sappy loo |
Central - DUN | The lad | lookit | long at the mannie askin the |
Central - DUN | u sic dreck, ye need yer heid | lookit | ! |
Doric - MNA | arlour, mynin foo Faither hid | lookit | laid oot in his coffin an, ji |
Doric - MNA | arship and this is how it hid | lookit | wi aa the fancy varnished wid |
Doric - MNA | Donald | lookit | up te see the ootline o Gerti |
Doric - MNA | Donald | lookit | it the bairns' faces, shinin |
Doric - MNA | pits ma up nor doon." Gerald | lookit | kinna ackward as he oftert hi |
Doric - MNA | "Somethin like aat." Gerald | lookit | ower the tap o his glaisses. |
Central - SEC | Thon toun wis wee, and | lookit | east Towart the warld's desti |
Doric - MNA | ft nuzzle at his left leg and | lookit | doon intae the meltin broon e |
Central - SEC | urn the heel, aye Eck wad hae | lookit | a richt sicht wi' socks up ta |
Central - LAL | 'Ay, but I hae | lookit | !' said the wee prince, leanin |
Doric - DOR | Lee and Bela Lugosi micht hae | lookit | dapper an dangerous, but thin |
Central - SWE | An auld heid frae Skara Brae | lookit | back |
Central - LAL | first tongue sae as no tae be | lookit | on as ‘different’, their |
Central - DUN | the land will be | lookit | at thru ither nor lairdies' i |
Central - LAL | maun be | lookit | intil. |
Shetland - SHD | Alice | lookit | aa aroond da table, but dey w |
Shetland - SHD | Alice | lookit | doon at dem, an tocht for a p |
Shetland - SHD | Alice | lookit | at da jury-box, an saa at sh |
Shetland - SHD | een startit ta trimmle. Alice | lookit | up, an dere afore dem stöd d |
Shetland - SHD | fant grointit ageen, an Alice | lookit | aafil anxiously intae its fac |
Shetland - SHD | ump o a lock o feet, an Alice | lookit | aroond, aaber ta see da Wheen |
Shetland - SHD | Da Caterpillar an Alice | lookit | at een anidder for a start at |
Doric - MNA | Morrice | lookit | aroon, his een stairtin te gr |
Doric - MNA | Morrice | lookit | aroon as they gid doon te the |
Doric - MNA | "Forty poun!" Morrice | lookit | it Joyce an saa her face flus |
Doric - MNA | pose it'd bi aricht," Morrice | lookit | aroon the braa pool wi its ca |
Doric - MNA | up the stair, than." Morrice | lookit | doon it himsel and sighed: he |
Central - LAL | The wee prince | lookit | on him, an he luved yon leeri |
Central - LAL | The wee prince | lookit | hereawa thereawa for a place |
Central - LAL | oot my pooch. The wee prince | lookit | them ower, an lauched as he s |
Doric - MNA | "Oh! Sae wi div!" Joyce | lookit | like she wis awa te greet. Sh |
Doric - MNA | "Noo, Morrice." Joyce | lookit | kinna panic-stricken. "Ye ken |
Doric - DOR | The judge | lookit | doon in his wig an' his goon |
Doric - DOR | He | lookit | doon an roon aboot tae see fa |
Doric - DOR | he | lookit | UP an spied a horse |
Doric - DOR | He | lookit | far its watters clear |
Doric - MNA | He | lookit | aroon, mynin aboot aa the thi |
Central - LAL | He | lookit | at it gey close, syne he said |
Shetland - SHD | n noo. Tell her ta begen." He | lookit | at da Gryphon as if he tocht |
Doric - MNA | whimper wid hiv tae dee.. He | lookit | ower his shooder and could se |
Doric - MNA | r he cud hairdly see oota. He | lookit | ower te Joyce's side o the be |
Central - DUN | richt in at the poor lad. He | lookit | up in sudden fear like a star |
Shetland - SHD | Jesus saa da feth dey hed. He | lookit | at da pör body an said, 'My |
Shetland - SHD | grinned whin he saa Alice. He | lookit | fine, shö tocht; but even so |
Doric - MNA | n giein Joyce the lang-ee. He | lookit | like a male model: his briks |
Doric - MNA | ot afore a blue Bennachie. He | lookit | it the electricity pylons aat |
Doric - MNA | se an pulled on the brake. He | lookit | roon at the lads and this gar |
Shetland - SHD | taen on ta help King Saul. He | lookit | efter his weapons an he playe |
Shetland - SHD | o ee flapper ower his een. He | lookit | at Alice, an tried ta get up |
Doric - MNA | in his chest like a steen. He | lookit | aroon an sighed, mynin the co |
Doric - ABN | o steen; nae even blinkin. He | lookit | for aa the warld lik a tattie |
Shetland - SHD | art, he most a sleepit in. He | lookit | at his watch. It wis onnly fo |
Doric - MNA | as if he wiz pinned doon. He | lookit | doon tae the grun an saw a pe |
Doric - MNB | sed up in his fitba strip. He | lookit | plain daft bit a didna say on |
Doric - MNA | is in an kittlin Jocky up. He | lookit | neen ower pleased aboot it. S |
Central - LAL | didna daur speir him mair. He | lookit | at me drumly, an pit his airm |
Doric - MNA | the grave o McDougal wiz. He | lookit | at the grave an tae his surpr |
Doric - MNA | she saa fit he wis weerin: he | lookit | like he'd gotten dressed in t |
Doric - DOR | e buiks. He wis there, and he | lookit | at fit I wis haundin back. Th |
Central - DUN | ce. Leein there on the ice he | lookit | up. He'd misst! The baist was |
Doric - MNA | et oot. Shakin like a leaf he | lookit | doon at Bob the dog as it lay |
Doric - MNA | haein a rare aul time tull he | lookit | doon an noticed the lassie's |
Central - LAL | wi a real profession!' An he | lookit | aw aroond at the planet o the |
Shetland - SHD | d up ta da Mock Turtle, an he | lookit | at dem wi his grett een foo o |
Shetland - SHD | ry room I said his name an he | lookit | at me, den I said hello an he |
Doric - MNA | e see the auld man bit fan he | lookit | roon he wiz naewye tae be see |
Central - SEC | n, real biddable; and then he | lookit | up in his mother’s face, an |
Doric - MNA | e timmer sticks ae day fin he | lookit | up and saa a Jerry sodjer sta |
Doric - MNA | ld get but wi his big broo he | lookit | like a bamstick w’t cockit |
Southern - SEA | She | lookit | doon. The muir drew itsel awa |
Southern - SEA | She | lookit | up at me, troublit, wi nae wo |
Central - SEC | itch o the East appeared. She | lookit | awfie like yon Theresa May bi |
Doric - MNA | e vestibule scrubbin noo. She | lookit | up as she heard the continuou |
Southern - SEA | toons an glens in spates. She | lookit | awa. The muir happed its faul |
Doric - MNA | flashed ower Dot's face: she | lookit | pleased an relieved aa it the |
Central - SEC | As he | lookit | doon at a wee toatie moose |
Doric - MNA | " Ronnie leuch oot lood as he | lookit | it the photie o Saft Sandy. " |
Shetland - SHD | hant Smeeg ipo his face as he | lookit | at Margaret. I kent I wis mis |
Central - SEC | y nonsense. Weel, Ah mind she | lookit | me up an' doon thone wey, lik |
Doric - MNA | jist 35 year aal, though she | lookit | muckle aaler. Her cheeks hae |
Central - SWE | he polis. Ah didnae think she | lookit | ower pleased at that, bit at |
Doric - DOR | An she | lookit | bonny in her blue rinse hair |
Doric - MNA | " Dot's eebroos liftit an she | lookit | concerned. |
Doric - MNA | and braid at the shooders he | lookit | ivvery bit as a Scottish sodj |
Doric - DOR | As she | lookit | at the loons gan by, |
Doric - MNA | ce..." Elspeth smirkit as she | lookit | doon it her stairter. "Ah hiv |
Doric - MNA | contentit for a meenit as she | lookit | aroon the bonny room while th |
Southern - SEA | Fur aa that she | lookit | a shilpit wee craitur, she fa |
Central - SEC | hearin strange voices but she | lookit | up an there wis the ghostly f |
Southern - SEA | frae ower the sea!” But she | lookit | that stricken I lat her hae s |
Central - WCE | ah wis aboot eight. An’ she | lookit | at me kinda strange, but we n |
Central - DUN | the flickerin cannle licht he | lookit | like ane o the giants o aulde |
Central - LAL | But he | lookit | at me strecht, an answert my |
Shetland - SHD | aff wis da boys gyaain?’ He | lookit | at me sam as I wis stupid, an |
Shetland - SHD | Wi dat sam, Willie | lookit | ower an saw |
Doric - MNA | An Wullie | lookit | doon apon them - |
Central - DUN | So the mannie | lookit | in, then stuck his haun intae |
Doric - MNA | Ronnie | lookit | it Stevie, fa noddit his enco |
Doric - MNA | ...it's a lot te myn." Ronnie | lookit | hopefully it his pal. "An if |
Central - LAL | s haudin oot for mair!" Ernie | lookit | up an pyntit til the front pa |
Shetland - SHD | Gutteryaggle | lookit | a picter wi her new claes and |
Shetland - SHD | Gutteryaggle | lookit | disappointed. |
Central - LAL | prince gowpit at them. Ilkane | lookit | like his flooer. |
Doric - MNA | dee tae her? Onywye the hoose | lookit | deserted so she decided tae l |
Shetland - SHD | a mouse - O mouse!" Da Moose | lookit | at her kinda inquisitive-wye, |
Central - WCE | he gang. So we wis polite. We | lookit | at the album. And jings, criv |
Shetland - SHD | An es we | lookit | , even in dat short a time, we |
Doric - MNA | yle steemen farrar Sooth, aye | lookit | aift tae see a stowie skimmen |
Doric - MNA | Boy's" shi shut thi doar, aye | lookit | en horrer cus shi weis nay ei |
Central - SEC | k in they days, still, it aye | lookit | tae me as if she didnae hende |
Central - SEC | the kirk, nae maitter whit ye | lookit | like the rest o' the time. |
Shetland - SHD | Da Keeng | lookit | anxiously at da White Rabbit, |
Doric - MNA | "Ah'd better ging hame." Ah | lookit | it the clock on the muntlepie |
Doric - MNA | it masel in the mirror - Ah | lookit | differint wi the lipstick on |
Central - WCE | ’ it fer the first time. Ah | lookit | up. An’ he wis there. He wi |
Central - SEC | Then ah heard it. Ah | lookit | up. |
Doric - MNA | elt like greetin. masel as Ah | lookit | it Tamara wailin intill her s |
Doric - MNB | the door bell wint. We baith | lookit | at ane anither and thocht faa |
Doric - DOR | I | lookit | at him wi aa the confidence a |
Central - SEC | I | lookit | ti Nick for an explanation, g |
Shetland - SHD | I | lookit | at her trolley, lipperin ower |
Shetland - SHD | No dat lang syne, I | lookit | in apo da faes a'daeth, |
Shetland - SHD | t wis blowin a proper gale. I | lookit | alang da side o da hill, an d |
Central - LAL | ireflaucht. I rakit my een. I | lookit | herawa an thereawa. An I saw |
Doric - MNB | d them ben tae the kitchen. I | lookit | at the clock tae see the time |
Doric - MNB | ng doon the river Findhorn. I | lookit | oot ma thick stockens and put |
Doric - DOR | she was owre deef tae hear. I | lookit | roon |
Shetland - SHD | da bairns?” axed Taedir. I | lookit | at dir third een an snirled n |
Shetland - SHD | It wis wirt it though, whin I | lookit | oot ae moarnin, an saa her ma |
Doric - DOR | So I | lookit | aroon |
Doric - DOR | As I | lookit | up tae see yer face |
Doric - MNA | Vi | lookit | in amazemint it her neebour. |
Doric - MNA | "Oh! Willie!" Vi | lookit | doon it the little fite Terri |
Doric - MNA | "WILLIE!" Vi | lookit | on in dismay, ony hopes she m |
Shetland - SHD | nmistakable “HO HO HO!” I | lookit | roond an dere he wis, da man |
Doric - MNA | Jack | lookit | aroon the close syne closed h |
Central - DUN | tin his hat on his heid, Jock | lookit | the mannie straicht in the fa |
Central - DUN | yellae een o their tounsfolk | lookit | at them an saw difference. An |
Central - DUN | is aye a steady trade as fowk | lookit | tae be ready tae defend their |
Shetland - SHD | Dr. Kunal | lookit | me straight in da een. |
Shetland - SHD | at ir nae better. An noo, A'm | lookit | apo da King - da Loard himse |
Shetland - SHD | el aa at wance: da rest o dem | lookit | aroond as weel, an every wan |
Central - LAL | Nichts concert an some o them | lookit | at the Scots tongue fae a wid |
Central - LAL | is aulder than ma faither, an | lookit | far waur. Bit he wad hae me! |
Shetland - SHD | still an tocht aboot dis, an | lookit | at da paddickstöl for a meen |
Shetland - SHD | ageen, aafil sad an quiet, an | lookit | at Alice. |
Shetland - SHD | h oot o his weskit-pocket, an | lookit | at him, an dan guid on ageen |
Shetland - SHD | pitten aboot, an | lookit | doon intae its face. Dis time |
Doric - MNA | the tap He felt a rugg - an | lookit | |
Doric - DOR | The scan | lookit | rubbish. Nae like a photie at |
Doric - MNA | f therr heids?' Andra said an | lookit | aroon tae see if Bella wis hi |
Doric - DOR | A boorachie o' fowk stood an | lookit | |
Doric - MNA | e laid his heid on ae side an | lookit | her up an doon, "Nae fat, bit |
Doric - MNA | dge o the scur| on ma knee an | lookit | in - it wis nippy an aye wee |
Shetland - SHD | ang he stöd afore da tree an | lookit | abön him. 'Zac', he said, 'c |
Doric - MNA | e dooned his fork an knife an | lookit | up it Joyce. "Surely ye hivna |
Shetland - SHD | Mairch Hare took da watch an | lookit | at him, langfaced: dan he dip |
Central - LAL | er 1979. He wis taen aback an | lookit | at the craft a whilie but thr |
Shetland - SHD | Da peerie man | lookit | Sheltie Prattle up an doon. |
Doric - MNA | ess foreneen onywye." Norman | lookit | a bittie bashfu. "He's a gwee |
Doric - MNA | achin as a shame-faced Norman | lookit | up an said, "He telt ma it wi |
Central - DUN | o his vyce. He got closer an | lookit | doun intae the grave. There s |
Shetland - SHD | guid doon apon her knees an | lookit | alang da passage inta da love |
Shetland - SHD | a Keeng pat on his glesses an | lookit | aa aroond, anxious ta see wha |
Doric - MNA | ocht gey muckle o themsels an | lookit | doon on aa e lave. "Twa lads |
Doric - MNB | A sat an | lookit | at the stookie on ma airm and |
Doric - MNA | '"Naethin..." Joyce jumpit an | lookit | kinna guilty. |
Central - DUN | e o his acolytes, he turnt an | lookit | at Wullie, by nou reid in the |
Doric - MNA | n aside his mither-in-laaw an | lookit | doon it the shapes an swirls |
Central - DUN | get his new legs, Toshie then | lookit | aboot fer a job. Soon eftir, |
Doric - MNB | the back o the van. They then | lookit | at the mannie fit hid been in |
Central - SEC | e puffs o smoke, though. When | lookit | aroond, my Uncle Nick wis gan |
Shetland - SHD | Wi yon, Seeven | lookit | up an said, "Dat's richt, Fiv |
Shetland - SHD | Dey wirna wan o dem at even | lookit | back. |
Shetland - SHD | livin bairn wis dirs. Solomon | lookit | at dem fir a start an dan he |
Central - SEC | The Sun | lookit | doon an' shook his heid. |
Shetland - SHD | Da Hat-makker | lookit | at da Mairch Hare, at wis com |
Central - SEC | ie ye. Billy Bunter has never | lookit | me i the face since yon day h |
Shetland - SHD | ta gie you a heidache. Nivver | lookit | whaar dey wir gyaain eddir. T |
Doric - DOR | , richt aneuch; bit it nivver | lookit | richt till a Nor-east ee (bai |
Central - SEC | ow, she maun be glaiket. Fair | lookit | that wey. |
Doric - DOR | hat wisna the wye they'd ivir | lookit | at een anither afore. |
Doric - MNA | it braks athegither." Arthur | lookit | his pal up an doon: he'd left |
Central - DUN | The cratur | lookit | at him an began tae move at h |
Doric - MNA | He's | lookit | on me, his hummle servant. |
Central - DUN | took up the caw. The lairdies | lookit | at each ither, wis their plan |
Doric - DOR | Us bairnies | lookit | up tae her the perfect role m |
Central - DUN | Oniewey things | lookit | like they wuid settle duin an |
Shetland - SHD | Weel, dis | lookit | laek a guid chance for Alice |
Shetland - SHD | ethin 8peecial in mind. Jesus | lookit | at da men an said tae dem, 'C |
Doric - MNA | wis mangin tae see fit Jesus | lookit | like, bit culdna see him for |
Doric - MNA | y - a furlin taycup ride aat | lookit | hairmless enuch bit left ye f |
Shetland - SHD | Tinkin dat he wis da man dat | lookit | efter da place, shö said tae |
Shetland - SHD | r lat on dat I wis da wan dat | lookit | efter dem. |
Doric - DOR | oss the road fae the hoose at | lookit | like it wid be rare fun. Her |
Central - LAL | g 1 the war a braid fell that | lookit | affa like a human face, gauin |
Central - DUN | eventies there were them that | lookit | doun a wee bit on ane o Scotl |
Doric - MNA | p tae the wee rim o grun that | lookit | doun tae the quarry lochan. S |
Central - LAL | sake o clarity, each will get | lookit | at on their ain. |
Central - DUN | er crew cam on, Davie's shift | lookit | like men wha had come thru he |
Central - LAL | iacraitur in its thrapple. It | lookit | like this; |
Central - LAL | air. It didnae look weel. It | lookit | as if the puir pig wis aboot |
Doric - MNA | saa fae their perspective fit | lookit | like a German rinnin backward |
Doric - DOR | At ae corner wiz a pile o fit | lookit | tae me like timmer fish boxes |
Doric - MNA | ere wiz wee raised beds o fit | lookit | like herbs: anither thing Bea |
Doric - MNA | riscope viewer fin he saw fit | lookit | a German rinnin backwards tow |
Shetland - SHD | Temple tae. Whan he saa whit | lookit | lik a pör body lyin i da rod |
Shetland - SHD | candle? I wis draan tae whit | lookit | laek a muckle haily puckle wr |
Central - SEC | walkers - ane wumman wi whit | lookit | like a muckle daurk broon Rus |
Doric - MNB | bathroom wi a huge bath an it | lookit | oot richt across the city. |
Doric - MNA | y, So me an ma brither Ronalt | lookit | roon aa thi sma fishen villag |
Doric - MNA | "Oh, Roy..." Dot | lookit | even mair anxious. "Ah didna |
Doric - MNA | Labrador's heid. "Ah've jist | lookit | up ma wecht on a chart an Ah' |
Central - WCE | da leer. An this time ah jist | lookit | awa’ richt quick an’ pret |
Doric - DOR | eart she'd see it, so Ah jist | lookit | oot the winda. An noo she thi |
Doric - MNB | y wirds oot o her moo! I jist | lookit | at her an speared if a wid st |
Central - DUN | The exhaustit crew aw | lookit | at ane anither. They kennt fi |
Central - SEC | The Fox | lookit | up wi' a greedy ee |
Doric - MNA | ook casual, "bit Ah've ariddy | lookit | . In fack...Ah've an interview |
Doric - MNA | "Come oota aat, min!" Sandy | lookit | like he wis strugglin te keep |
Shetland - SHD | Aabody | lookit | at Alice. |
Shetland - SHD | y were back in Sandsound! Dey | lookit | all aroond for da trow but de |
Shetland - SHD | e plate o tarts apon him: dey | lookit | dat fine at hit med Alice bra |
Shetland - SHD | da rigs. His midder said dey | lookit | laek a raa a giant hundiclokk |
Shetland - SHD | s never said onything, an dey | lookit | at Alice, for hit wis clear t |
Shetland - SHD | wis aboot ta gie birth so dey | lookit | fir somewye ta bide. Da only |
Central - LAL | discovered yet. Onywey, they | lookit | grand. |
Central - LAL | discovered yet. Onywey, they | lookit | grand. |
Doric - MNA | n waalkit alang wi them. They | lookit | at him bit didna ken him. An |
Doric - DOR | But instead they | lookit | fir a new placie tae bide |
Central - SEC | An sae they | lookit | roon tae find |
Central - LAL | He quickly | lookit | roond. |
Doric - MNA | net (Tam o Shanter) he really | lookit | the pairt. At ower sax fit an |
Doric - MNA | na aware o foo bad she really | lookit | but she thankfully sat doon o |
Doric - MNA | eek aw thi mair, eit actually | lookit | an sounded lyke a steem injin |
Doric - DOR | e quinie, I'll need ma brolly | lookit | oot |
Shetland - SHD | id da trow. Jeamie and Joahny | lookit | at een anidder. Dey were both |
Doric - DOR | chty me fitna find! The janny | lookit | in an shouted if I wiz arecht |
Doric - MNA | "Ah'm fed up!" Roy | lookit | up it the clock. "It's only h |
Doric - MNA | t een anither. They turnt apy | lookit | oot the winda, their shooders |
Doric - MNA | Alec sniffit the air an Hairy | lookit | hopefu, his tail thuddin agai |
Doric - MNA | quaarters: her crownin glory | lookit | sispiciously like a wig an hi |
Doric - MNA | it, so Dassin throo curiosity | lookit | en throo thi windae fyle leen |
Shetland - SHD | As shö said dis, shö | lookit | doon at her haands, an wis ta |
Shetland - SHD | irch." As shö said dis, shö | lookit | up, an dere wis da Cat ageen, |
Shetland - SHD | shö jamp up richt awey: shö | lookit | up, but hit wis aa dark abön |
Shetland - SHD | ta mak hersel ösfil, an shö | lookit | aboot her, anxious ta fin dis |
Shetland - SHD | ark ta see onything; dan shö | lookit | at da sides o da wal, an noti |
Shetland - SHD | feet. Her hert liftit an shö | lookit | up, half-hoopin at da Moose w |
Shetland - SHD | Ta ta, feet!" (for whin shö | lookit | doon at her feet, dey wir get |
Shetland - SHD | dey saa her gyaain, tho shö | lookit | ahint her eence or twise, hal |
Shetland - SHD | wis dom aside dem, fir shö | lookit | aafil oot a place. Some-ean s |