| Central - WCE |
ually the way they done that, | danglin | Sellatape doon the post box s |
| Central - WCE |
shully thi way they dun that, | danglin | selataip doon thi post box so |
| Central - WCE |
tae see this monstrous Heidie | danglin | the wee laddie high in the ai |
| Central - LAL |
e, wi a claggie treacle scone | danglin | fae it! Haunds ahint oor back |
| Central - LAL |
They were | danglin | richt up at the tippety-tap, |
| Central - LAL |
wi | danglin | leggy hare or rabbit. |
| Central - LAL |
unin thair pechin, wi the pan | danglin | fae wan haun. ‘Noo thair’ |
| Central - SEC |
an grinned at the long chain | danglin | frae his breeks. ""Looks braw |
| Central - SEC |
enly caught sight ae a spider | danglin | fae a long silvery thread in |
| Central - SEC |
d hingin' doon an' his haunds | danglin | ' atween his knees, lookin' fu |
| Ulster - EUL |
o yellae-legged gulls wi legs | danglin | gey an prehistoric walcomed t |
| Ulster - EUL |
tlights, it's the tyre swings | danglin | frae them!" |
| Central - LAL |
kin at the deepest bit, airms | danglin | doun intae the watter. Whan a |
| Central - LAL |
motors wi ma bump, gold cross | danglin | , remindin masel that any lass |
| Central - SEC |
nced back up. Then a wis jist | danglin | fir a couple o seconds. In th |
| Central - SEC |
is cheap cigars, Yin clumsily | danglin | fae his mooth. He sports a so |