Central - AYR | a | worrit | ee on the Mous, feart she mic |
Central - AYR | mony a lang year.' He cast a | worrit | ee eastward at the hard, clea |
Central - LAL | and the ither; then he keeked | worrit | -like through the gless door o |
Central - AYR | y blethert. 'Nance Park'll be | worrit | whaur Ive got tae! ... She'll |
Central - SEC | got teenagers. They jist look | worrit | , an too tired tae argue. Then |
Central - AYR | eist seiven year, it wis Edam | worrit | Jennet mair nor the bairns. F |
Central - AYR | She ett a wee bit, an | worrit | tae hersel, "Whit wey? Whit w |
Central - AYR | ing's Privy Council grew unco | worrit | at the strength, scale an spr |
Central - SEC | ur Hecky's gotten til? I'm no | worrit | aboot him sae muckle as the k |
Central - SEC | the gafferitis, it's kis he's | worrit | aboot the job faain ahent!" |
Central - LAL | hauf echt, he begoot tae get | worrit | . Syne he mindit whit Ernie ha |
Doric - MNA | Miss McFarlan, an ill-naturet | worrit | o a craitur wi a reid mowser |
Central - LAL | think aboot naethin else. It | worrit | him. Aa winter he had grieved |
Central - AYR | allowa. That gat me a wee bit | worrit | , but I cuid say nocht tae the |
Central - AYR | ither is kistit'" John luikit | worrit | at the thocht o Sandy Peden r |
Central - AYR | an while she wis keekin aboot | worrit | -like amang the trees, a wee s |
Central - LAL | ectin again, an they were gey | worrit | . Mairrit tae William Towers t |
Central - SEC | s on end, an I Wis gettin gey | worrit | . When ye've been awa fae it f |
Central - AYR | wly alang, an Imkin aboot gey | worrit | -like as it gaed, gin it had l |
Central - SEC | e war an rationin an wir they | worrit | aboot mibbe gittin bombed. Bi |
Central - AYR | runtit again, an Alison, awfy | worrit | , luikt close intae its face t |