Doric - DOR | e fussled, whyles he recited, | fyles | he telt ye stories o langsyne |
Doric - MNA | n it lands him intil tribble, | fyles | .' |
Doric - ABN | a mile apairt, ten mile lang, | fyles | as mony as sivventy ships, wi |
Doric - MNA | d aboot, mutterin tae hirsel, | fyles | movin as fest, his ee couldna |
Doric - MNA | aften. He'd hae a forewarnin, | fyles | , syne he'd drap tae the grun |
Doric - MNA | em noo. They near bide wi us, | fyles | . Ma says ye'd think they war |
Doric - MNA | air sattled an nae sae gurly, | fyles | ." |
Doric | c wi an auld chiel fae Skye). | Fyles | A haed tae translate fae Scot |
Doric - MNA | an forrit daein a wee daunce. | Fyles | , she didna mind that she bedd |
Doric - MNA | the feathers on a doo's dowp. | Fyles | , jist tae see the rikk furl, |
Doric - MNA | Nae Admittance ower the door. | Fyles | , Neil wished his wife could w |
Doric - MNA | -law Neil answered his chaps. | Fyles | Neil thocht Brian an Jenny wa |
Doric - MNA | wyers, doctors an scientists. | Fyles | , he enterteened at hame, sae |
Doric - ABN | ae their evenin service, ye'd | fyles | hear them singin some o the h |
Doric - ABN | i a couthy kwintra tongue wad | fyles | enterteen's in e lang simmer |
Doric - MNA | hae thawed oot a bit and wid | fyles | come doon tae the kitchen for |
Doric - MNA | ie eneuch, gin their spik cud | fyles | be gey coorse. |
Doric - ABN | be, mi man?' said Jamie. 'Ah | fyles | gets a bee in mi bunnet, but |
Doric - DOR | mak a guy and tak him wi them | fyles | they were guisin' and the pen |
Doric - MNA | , Jed. Bappy, as fowk caa him | fyles | ." |
Doric - ABN | wi ideas, gart ye laach , an | fyles | even greet: ay, an ye could s |
Doric | ithers said nane did ava. An | fyles | , aa nummers in atween were pi |
Doric - MNA | t tae Tarlair ilka day noo an | fyles | twice fitiver the weather. He |
Doric - MNA | ae smack or tae voddie – an | fyles | a rumle o them aa. Fegs, they |
Doric - DOR | Steady rain | fyles | turnin tae sleet, |
Doric - MNA | sclimmed in quaetness, pechin | fyles | , tho Jed made lichter wark o |
Doric - DOR | on tyres fae Turra tyres, so | fyles | e buggy wiz gettin its new be |
Doric - MNA | rs o a slave-ship that cam up | fyles | fan the sans shift." |
Doric - DOR | a row or a scud in the lug or | fyles | baith wi lines thrown in for |
Doric - ABN | his heid. 'Georgeson, there's | fyles | I think ye're ower gweed for |
Doric - ABN | Fan things gyang wrang as | fyles | they wull; |
Doric - ABN | muckle aboot hersel; mummles | fyles | aboot the bomb, the 'cruel se |
Doric - ABN | irsled in hell? Ah ken Ah wis | fyles | ill-trickit but seerly Ah did |
Doric - DOR | ane o the Scottish regiments | fyles | formed the bodygaird for the |
Doric - MNA | at sea. She’d a t-name that | fyles | wiz used but I winna mention |
Doric - MNA | le cores an three drunks that | fyles | wirkit wi Auld Joe wis takkin |
Doric - DOR | hey rockit the teacher's boat | fyles | an ended wi a row or a scud i |
Doric - MNA | , the ithers cad him: glaikit | fyles | , bit hairm tae neen. Bappy wi |
Doric - MNA | maun needs tae let things oot | fyles | !” |
Doric - MNA | k their richt names, fur they | fyles | cheenged sae aften it wis aa |
Doric - DOR | nnies made. Chowie toffee wiz | fyles | cried Coo candy. |
Doric - MNA | ome hame in an affa state – | fyles | soakin o weet an blae wi the |