Central - DUN | ee ther een; oot like prawns, | thim | drawin` back slowly, like yi |
Ulster - WUL | Al'wiys cal'd | thim | fish; |
Orkney - ORK | I haad | thim | aal within me power. |
Orkney - ORK | , sunshine and shower, I haad | thim | aal within me power. |
Ulster - CUL | "Read | thim | ," said the King. |
Orkney - ORK | Under the hedge, I caaled | thim | ower. |
Ulster - WUL | Quaitly axed | thim | tae, "C'mon noo", |
Ulster - CUL | an git yae things if yae clod | thim | , an it'll sit up an beg fur i |
Central - LAL | s that shocked ye if ye heard | thim | : 'The SS is comin, we've been |
Doric - MNA | n got a christmiss cardee fae | thim | fur yeer's aifter aat, evin t |
Doric - MNA | is aboot twinty feit high fae | thim | an eit weis affa stecp we nay |
Doric - MNA | er's. A jist got a glower fae | thim | bit thi wer happy fur us fiti |
Orkney - ORK | i turn an gae | thim | me whiskery smile |
Ulster - CUL | e Mock Turtle a brev bit frae | thim | , sittin sad an lonely on a we |
Ulster - CUL | e can-but A maun bae kine tae | thim | ," thocht Alice, "or aptly the |
Ulster - CUL | d bin fun an haundet baak tae | thim | , they set tae work gye dilige |
Ulster - CUL | mals wi thir furr clingin tae | thim | , an aal dreekit, cross, an un |
Doric - MNA | gin doon aneth an hing on tae | thim | afore thi burst er plunk's. S |
Ulster - CUL | furst version o the story tae | thim | . Monie half-hidden refrences |
Central - LAL | e it wis aw boatled up inside | thim | . |
Doric - MNA | date!" "Well weel hay tae gee | thim | a try," say's Dassen. So Dass |
Orkney - ORK | er wis called and I could see | thim | whispering and looking at me. |
Central - DUN | e bioteckae works. Dinnae see | thim | much- ther eh bizzy. But wi T |
Doric - MNA | is teachit wee. Happy tae see | thim | a speert fit ther catch wis. |
Ulster - CUL | owed the richt wye tae change | thim | -" whin shae wus a weethin fea |
Doric - DOR | Gie | thim | a follow.. ye ken ye wint tae |
Central - DUN | ,” yi shout, an gang ti gie | thim | a wee hug. But yir feet catch |
Ulster - CUL | ter, es weel es shae cud mine | thim | , aal these strange carrants o |
Ulster - CUL | lf o anger, an try't tae bate | thim | aff, an fun hirsel lym on the |
Orkney - ORK | I sidle among | thim | - they'll mind me hereefter. |
Orkney - ORK | I sidle among | thim | - thi'll mind me hereefter. |
Orkney - ORK | touch | thim | . |
Central - LAL | , daein up 132 stores tae mak | thim | intae ‘baikery-on-the-go’ |
Ulster - CUL | udnae want yers: A dinnae lik | thim | raa." |
Ulster - CUL | oags ither, if yae dinnae lik | thim | !" Whin the Moose hear't this, |
Ulster - CUL | "A dinnae think | thim | 's the richt wurds," said peur |
Central - LAL | ors had broon eyes, they took | thim | aff ma grannie. |
Ulster - CUL | An tuk | thim | quite awa!" |
Ulster - CUL | an begged the Moose tae tell | thim | some mair. |
Doric - MNA | sh afore we manayged tae haul | thim | richt up. Weel a jist kint et |
Ulster - CUL | jury-box," thocht Alice; "an | thim | twalve creatures" (shae wus o |
Ulster - WUL | Sae fecht agaen | thim | wi' vigour, |
Ulster - CUL | Turtle, "they - yae hae seen | thim | , o coorse?" |
Ulster - CUL | Dorrmoose wus sittin baetween | thim | , sound asleep, an the ither t |
Ulster - CUL | hadnae got intae it), an gien | thim | oot es prizes. Thur wus exact |
Doric - MNA | s wer speer deep, a wis taken | thim | up three or fower eit a tyme, |
Doric - MNA | thi twa craib's an deliveren | thim | doon thi lad's throat, bit Da |
Central - LAL | riday. He’s richtly gi’en | thim | fu’some praise oan facebuik |
Ulster - CUL | gloves-that is, if A can fin | thim | !" As shae said this, shae com |
Ulster - CUL | Alice, es shae stud waatchin | thim | , an hae checkt himsel quickly |
Ulster - CUL | ig dismay, an stairtet pickin | thim | up agane es quickly es shae c |
Ulster - CUL | Sae Alice stairtet tillin | thim | hir carrants frae the time wh |
Ulster - CUL | airdeners at it, busy paintin | thim | rid. Alice thocht, this wus a |
Ulster - CUL | nae see yaes?" Shae wus movin | thim | aboot while shae wus taakin, |
Ulster - CUL | "it'll niver dae tae come on | thim | this size: why, A better naw |
Doric - MNA | a great mukkul spot licht on | thim | an stcem risen up aff o thi c |
Ulster - CUL | an said tae the Knave, "Turn | thim | ower!" |
Ulster - CUL | persistet. "Hoo cud hae turn | thim | oot wi haes neb, yae know?" |
Central - LAL | g folk, ye'd niver unnerstaun | thim | . Thir wis me an ma grannie si |
Ulster - CUL | oniewye it wudnae open onie o | thim | . Hooiniver, the secont time r |
Ulster - CUL | cht hae bin swaapt fur onie o | thim | . |
Orkney - ORK | nobbery. I question if some o | thim | really enjoy the classical st |
Central - LAL | wer o their ootlets – ane o | thim | in Glesga. |
Ulster - CUL | t. "A dinnae know what half o | thim | wurds mean, an A dinnae think |
Doric - MNA | , an Aik Don's car weis ecn o | thim | . We got catched en thi en fae |
Orkney - ORK | glaid that its me and no | thim | . |
Ulster - CUL | in in the wunda, an a wheen o | thim | hut hir in the face "A'y shan |
Doric - MNA | ed's weis peeren en. An een o | thim | loupit en ower eth taxi, aift |
Ulster - CUL | royal weeyins: thur wur ten o | thim | , an the wee cretters come jum |
Ulster - CUL | "If onie yin o | thim | can explain it," said Alice ( |
Ulster - CUL | s come oot, or at lease yin o | thim | ." The nixt minute the hale he |
Ulster - CUL | portunity fur croquetin yin o | thim | wi the ither: the only diffic |
Doric - MNA | se een's hid a lichthoose ono | thim | an thi Meyshen Manie's een hi |
Doric - MNA | waive's, an fin punshen throo | thim | , Jib got anither soaken, an t |
Ulster - CUL | ak intae the woods fur fear o | thim | hearin hir; an whin shae nixt |
Central - EDN | Germans cuidnae keep coont o | thim | . They sat doon in the forest |
Ulster - CUL | the Queen stannin in front o | thim | , wi hir airms foldet, frownin |
Ulster - CUL | , oul fella!" Said the rest o | thim | . |
Ulster - CUL | leeved at hame wae the rest o | thim | , naethin odd or funny there, |
Ulster - CUL | said the Duchess, "an maist o | thim | dae." |
Orkney - ORK | a sturdy boot tae tramp | thim | doon |
Ulster - CUL | "Sweem efter | thim | !" screamt the Gryphon. |
Doric - MNA | ee's hid dryed leed 'aa' ower | thim | an evin wer hair hid bit's, b |
Orkney - ORK | Years melt awey for | thim | both. |
Doric - MNA | hi caim ashore an helpen moor | thim | up an lan ther catch wither e |
Ulster - CUL | o rule, "an vinegar that maks | thim | soower - an camomile that ma |
Central - LAL | times ma daddy wid get mad at | thim | , say if they'd taen a drink u |
Ulster - CUL | the Mock Turtle, wha lukt at | thim | wi big waatery een, but said |
Ulster - CUL | on thir slates, an thin addet | thim | up, an reduce't the answer ta |
Ulster - CUL | et on the breeze that folliet | thim | , the melancholy wurds: |
Ulster - CUL | That brocht | thim | richt baak tae the stairt o t |
Ulster - CUL | r mooths. Sae they cudnae git | thim | oot agane. Thon's aal." |
Ulster - CUL | e, but naethin seems tae suit | thim | !" |
Ulster - CUL | Hae sent | thim | wurd A had not gone |
Ulster - CUL | row o lodgin-hooses, an ahint | thim | a railway station.) Hooiniver |
Ulster - CUL | rules their freens had larnt | thim | : the lik o, that a red-het po |
Ulster - CUL | wi a big curn assembelt aboot | thim | -aal soarts o wee birds an bai |
Ulster - CUL | errets! Whur can I hae drappt | thim | , A wunner?" Alice guesst in n |
Doric - MNA | h corner's o thi waa. A wyert | thim | up tae a car battery an a ind |
Central - GLA | snooze button. Can a interest | thim | in a wee saucer of Vortex? Na |
Ulster - CUL | hat a minute's delay wud cost | thim | thir lives. |
Ulster - CUL | ower here, boy! - Here, putt | thim | up at this coarner - Naw, ti |
Ulster - CUL | r hir: the last time shae saw | thim | , they wur tryin tae putt the |
Ulster - CUL | rd ava) "-but A'll hae tae ax | thim | what they caal this country, |
Doric - MNA | eith thi lichthoose an cairry | thim | aw thi wuly up, tae top up th |
Central - GLA | op shoes aff afore stuffin’ | thim | intae an Aldi polly bag. |