Shetland - SHD | Forgie | da ills wir dön | |
Central - LAL | Forgie | the whimsy. Apairt frae the a | |
Doric - MNA | Forgie | oor mistaks | |
Doric - MNA | Forgie | oor mistaks | |
Ulster - SYN | forgie | fowk thair wrangdaeins, yer F | |
Central - WCE | Forgie | me if ah sit an smirk, | |
Central - LAL | forgie | us our sins, | |
Central - SWE | Forgie | me, but A ken yer voice - | |
Central - AYR | Forgie | me man, but Suddron fields I | |
Central - LAL | Forgie | me, lass! - Ye've got your f | |
Central - EDN | Forgie | us the empty silence o oor se | |
Ulster - GUL | forgie | . | |
Doric - ABN | an here agane war the words, " | forgie | thaim thit trespass agin you. |
Central - LAL | ' | Forgie | me, Pior, bit it wis thir bel |
Central - LAL | 'Guid sir, he said tae him, ' | Forgie | me gin I speir a questin.." |
Doric - ABN | l, the gweed buik an aw says ' | forgie | thaim that trespass agin you' |
Ulster - SYN | mn an yis'll no be condemned, | forgie | an yis'll be forgien. Gie an |
Central - SEC | ee what like it wis.” Weel, | forgie | her, Faither. I forgie her my |
Shetland - SHD | forbye. An he said, 'Fedder, | forgie | dem. Dey hae nae idea whit de |
Ulster - SYN | t. [An Jesus sayed, "Faither, | forgie | thaim, for the' dïnnae ken w |
Doric - MNA | tellin aff an gin he repints, | forgie | him. An gin he wrang ye syven |
Central - WCE | eh?) in our language. Sorry, | forgie | ma ignorance, ah mean oor ‘ |
Shetland - SHD | id, 'Loard, tak peety apo me. | Forgie | aa my faats an mak me truly g |
Shetland - SHD | s no whit da Göd Man wid do. | Forgie | - dat is da wye o da Göd Ma |
Central - SEC | at kin o a promotion this is. | Forgie | ’z sayin aa this, Faither, b |
Central - LAL | his baird. 'I didnae mean it. | Forgie | me. I'm sae sorry. Guid-bye, |
Central - SEC | anna, no even in the Speerit. | Forgie | ’z for sayin this, Lord, but |
Doric - MNA | naebody will spik ill o you; | forgie | an ye'll be forgien; gie, an |
Central - EDN | Said “God wid | forgie | , tae see youngsters at play! |
Central - LAL | ,' Mr Wonka said. 'Ye hae tae | forgie | me if I dinnae hear a word yo |
Central - DUN | Nou ye'll hae tae | forgie | me but A thocht that the noti |
Central - SEC | t tae say. I canna ask Ye tae | forgie | iz an I canna thank Ye for my |
Central - SEC | hree weeks for tae ask Ye tae | forgie | ’z the nou. I’m tryin tae |
Ulster - SYN | Tha wye tae | forgie | an hoo tae hae faith |
Ulster - SYN | an turnt tae God for hïm tae | forgie | thaim. Like ye'll fin ïn tha |
Central - LAL | Wid Ah ken noo tae | forgie | ? |
Ulster - SYN | Sinn o Man haes tha pooer tae | forgie | sins here on irth..." - he t |
Central - LAL | I ax bairns tae | forgie | me for dedicatin this buik ta |
Doric - MNA | t e Sin o Man his e richt tae | forgie | ill-deeins in iss warl," (an |
Central - LAL | 'Hech! Please | forgie | me,' said the wee prince. |
Central - LAL | 'Please | forgie | me.' |
Central - LAL | him, at lang an last. 'Please | forgie | me. Try tae be blythe.' |
Central - WCE | Miss Honey said. 'And please | forgie | me fur interruptin ye like th |
Central - LAL | An did Ah | forgie | him fir afore? |
Central - SEC | her, Faither. I | forgie | her mysel. But please Ye no t |
Central - WCE | then ye'll | forgie | aa his warts. It's only fair |
Doric - MNA | wa fae yer ill wyes, God will | forgie | yer ill-deeins, jist as it sa |
Ulster - SYN | pent o yer sïns, an God wull | forgie | yis.' Yis ir tae stairt frae |
Central - WCE | tie Crispinus, ma friens wull | forgie | me aa ma fauts |
Central - EDN | sel for her lapse. “Ah’ll | forgie | ye the question,” he sayed |
Ulster - SYN | An | forgie | iz oor wrangdaeins, |
Ulster - SYN | An | forgie | iz oor debts, |
Doric - MNA | his blasphemous spik? Fa can | forgie | ill deeins bit God aleen?" Bi |
Ulster - SYN | kin sitch blasphemie? Wha can | forgie | sïns but God alane?" |
Doric - MNA | hemsels, "Fa's iss att he can | forgie | ill-deeins?" Bit he said till |
Central - LAL | ushLtd in Glesga - so we can | forgie | them fir no mindin the apostr |
Central - LAL | rry,' he said. 'A hope ye can | forgie | me.' Matthew stayed silent. |
Central - WCE | I can | forgie | the sodger lads |
Shetland - SHD | y hit's only da Loard dat can | forgie | fock da ill der dön?' |
Ulster - SYN | o man ïs thïs, that can een | forgie | wrangdaeins?" |
Shetland - SHD | some-ean dus you an ill-turn | forgie | dem. As da Göd Man haes forg |
Central - SEC | hers hae a mishanter! We maun | forgie | , that we aw micht byde in Hei |
Central - SWE | ye maun | forgie | me passin ye by |
Central - LAL | ails forby. But there ye maun | forgie | me. My freend didna richt exp |
Central - SEC | acause the Awmichty micht no | forgie | ony sneist taeward hes ain an |
Central - LAL | g for hersel at she wad ne'er | forgie | him. Nou he needit assists fr |
Doric - MNA | Syne Jesus said, "Fadder | forgie | them cause they dinna ken fit |
Central - SEC | s ye an ill turn will ne’er | forgie | ye. Billy Bunter has never lo |
Shetland - SHD | Blist ir dem dat | forgie | dey'll be forgien. |
Central - EDN | Ah, Dominie,” he sayed, “ | forgie | the interruption.” |
Central - SEC | Stuart, “naither wonder.” | Forgie | ’z, Faither, but thir wis hi |
Shetland - SHD | dat blyde ta see dem at shö | forgie | dem richt awa fur no takkin h |