| Central - GLA | haurdly | muived a wheet since | |
| Central - EDN | anged marriage?” she sayed, | haurdly | |
| Central - WCE | thocht how glaikit he looked. | Haurdly | the kind oman a wife dreams o |
| Central - WCE | e scrieve. It wis as if she'd | haurdly | done onythin, it hud aw been |
| Central - WCE | We'd | haurdly | seek nou sic celestial signs, |
| Central - WCE | They jiled me twice, ye'd | haurdly | believe |
| Central - WCE | nally came tae rest. And ye'd | haurdly | credit it, but then she sat u |
| Central - EDN | in the matin game, bit it wad | haurdly | translate intae reproductive |
| Central - AYR | e as weel. For months he cuid | haurdly | draw a braith ot move a step |
| Central - LAL | the time she wis done ye wid | haurdly | ken tractor or beasts had eve |
| Central - WCE | e slowly, that slow she could | haurdly | see it happenin, the gless st |
| Central - EDN | t few mínits the bease could | haurdly | trew their guid sonse. Their |
| Central - WCE | w efternoons Mrs Phelps could | haurdly | tak her een fae the wee lassi |
| Central - EDN | things afore, and they could | haurdly | trew yet that it wis aa their |
| Central - WCE | Miss Honey could | haurdly | believe her lugs. She hud hea |
| Central - WCE | re were nae folk ony mair and | haurdly | ony motors. |
| Central - WCE | oared and gret at onybody and | haurdly | ever smiled, but there's nae |
| Central - LAL | er in a buird-brained wey and | haurdly | fit for purpose. Ither anes w |
| Central - EDN | r whit had happent - she cud | haurdly | hae preventit it, excep be no |
| Central - EDN | air, sae lichtly that she cud | haurdly | feel it, an rinnin a finger d |
| Central - EDN | sayed the first, “he cud | haurdly | hide in here whan there wis a |
| Central - EDN | . The lad wis shaakin, an cud | haurdly | walk as they were mairched in |
| Central - LAL | atinity o Staunart Inglis cud | haurdly | hae been joukit, bit it has a |
| Central - WCE | 'But it must be | haurdly | onythin if ye're this awfie p |
| Central - EDN | her he likit it or no. Bit he | haurdly | spake whan Bill wis aroon. Na |
| Central - SWE | Linguistically we're | haurdly | rookit, |
| Central - AYR | ous because it wis a thing we | haurdly | ever heard fae important inst |
| Central - WCE | Sae it is that we | haurdly | fin a man wha can verily say |
| Central - LAL | s anes, an acause it gies aff | haurdly | ony heat it is the cauldest w |
| Central - LAL | Ah | haurdly | hear |
| Central - EDN | morisin the Koran, o which Ah | haurdly | unnerstuid ten wirds. Bit sur |
| Central - SEA | Weeks passed, an the witch | haurdly | cam oot her hoose - mibbe tw |
| Central - LAL | tae play outside ony mair. I | haurdly | see them. Gaein by the habits |
| Central - AYR | Wi | haurdly | a word, juist a whisper here |
| Central - WCE | ermy fechtin fur wir lives wi | haurdly | ony wappens at aw, and the Tu |
| Central - WCE | esks livin in ponds, but folk | haurdly | ever gee them because they're |
| Southern - WCE | They said: yell | haurdly | grow eneuch fir ane; |
| Central - WCE | can | haurdly | haud him up, his faither wull |
| Central - LAL | o Poem 49 in particular, can | haurdly | be owerthreapit. |
| Central - LAL | of mass leiteracy) in't, can | haurdly | be a practical ane. It's symb |
| Central - LAL | ar syne. Its significance can | haurdly | be owerthreapit. |
| Central - WCE | ys, "That's fantastic! Ah can | haurdly | believe ic!' |
| Central - LAL | r!' Mrs Kranky pewled. 'I can | haurdly | see her as it is.' |
| Central - WCE | ent, the speakers o Scots can | haurdly | get their fuit in the door. W |
| Central - EDN | t up, tryin tae think. It can | haurdly | coont as a dic, a deliberatel |
| Central - SWE | through dreich an | haurdly | heatit, |
| Central - SEC | mline. Thai wir the days whan | haurdly | onyane awned a motor caur an |
| Central - WCE | Nou? We kin | haurdly | afford tae buy beer! |
| Central - LAL | the bairns wha bide in it ar | haurdly | seen oot an aboot. It’s ani |
| Central - LAL | e soonds at English disna, or | haurdly | dis – like ‘skl’ at the |
| Central - LAL | d suggest that the sample was | haurdly | representative. Bit it may be |
| Central - LAL | ct, Jock Tamson's bairns haes | haurdly | been here ava. Oor minds maun |
| Central - LAL | knackie, thochtfae or whiles | haurdly | creditable. A puckle even wi |
| Central - LAL | bominable words.” But it is | haurdly | ‘plain’. It is juist easy |
| Central - EDN | , whaur a wumman her lane wis | haurdly | mair nor a collop oO flesh. |
| Central - EDN | rt. Athoot the maps there wis | haurdly | ony pynt in him tryin tae esc |
| Central - EDN | n awfu Stephen. Weill, it wis | haurdly | surprisin. She wis noo in the |
| Central - LAL | It’s | haurdly | surprisin there wisnae a peck |
| Central - LAL | inventin them for bairns that | haurdly | get ony poacket money. Ye can |
| Central - EDN | ttit in the bittie licht that | haurdly | penetratit fae the fire, an a |
| Central - LAL | ‘no worth a X’, whaur it | haurdly | maitters whither X is a weel- |
| Central - WCE | God knows it | haurdly | leukt like yin at the time, b |
| Central - LAL | rt tae gang hame. She'd sellt | haurdly | ony matches, and she kent her |