Orkney - ORK | keeked | at the blueprints beneath | |
Orkney - ORK | man-handled, | keeked | |
Central - LAL | So I went tae the Library, | keeked | roond the shelves, |
Central - WCE | w being three in th mornin. A | keeked | at the cloack an worked oot i |
Central - LAL | Atalanta | keeked | at Hippomenes as she wis warm |
Central - WCE | bly laddie. Timorsomely, Eric | keeked | ower his shooder at the monst |
Central - LAL | he windae, and if onybody had | keeked | in tae the Baudelaire orphans |
Central - LAL | Wee Grumphie keeked up, and | keeked | awa again. And he felt that G |
Central - LAL | piled intae the backseat, and | keeked | oot the back windae at Judge |
Orkney - ORK | the dancers skrekked and | keeked | thir heels |
Orkney - ORK | the dancers skrekked and | keeked | thir heels, |
Central - LAL | pit its heid tae yin side and | keeked | at the spoon. 'Come on, chook |
Central - WCE | d lifted it by the haunle and | keeked | inside. |
Central - LAL | roon chookie hoddled ower and | keeked | at the spoon. Then it gaed da |
Central - LAL | tae the hole in the flair and | keeked | in. |
Southern - SEA | Ahlice | keeked | gie keenly at th cook, tae sa |
Central - LAL | He | keeked | up at his knock, that had sta |
Central - LAL | and slavers had gane awa, he | keeked | intae the giant pot tae see w |
Ulster - GUL | r mony years in a gairden. He | keeked | doon fae Frederick an Mill St |
Central - LAL | n tae the Graivel Pit, and he | keeked | doon, and there wis Pooh and |
Central - LAL | the pot on the bench. Then he | keeked | up at the medicine shelf. The |
Central - LAL | is wey and the ither; then he | keeked | worrit-like through the gless |
Central - LAL | tae the room. Noo and then he | keeked | ower at his sisters. Violet w |
Central - LAL | oor wis open, and the mair he | keeked | ben the mair Wee Grumphie wis |
Ulster - PUL | She | keeked | in his een, an waited for och |
Ulster - PUL | She | keeked | yince mair at her mobile phon |
Ulster - PUL | ht cannily. As she spauk, she | keeked | up at tha femlie fur tha furs |
Central - LAL | he wa seemed tae skimmer. She | keeked | through the skimmer and could |
Central - LAL | on the grund yince mair. She | keeked | aboot for her freens, the pug |
Ulster - EUL | llae'd him tae the motor. She | keeked | intae the front tae see a man |
Central - LAL | room when she heard this. She | keeked | in: there wis Sepo staundin g |
Central - LAL | e comin fae the tree, and she | keeked | up intae the brainches. |
Central - LAL | an she | keeked | in |
Central - SEC | lug, an she | keeked | up on a suddenty to a ticht y |
Central - LAL | fae the rooftap, and when she | keeked | up and saw Grannie's heid sti |
Central - LAL | luiked fair bumbazed, as she | keeked | intae Kat's room ten minutes |
Central - LAL | That nicht, as she | keeked | oot her bedroom windae, the E |
Central - LAL | Geordie | keeked | at the kitchen knock. The tim |
Central - SEC | portant! Nou lissen," Cherlie | keeked | aa roun tae mak shair the coa |
Central - LAL | Chairlie | keeked | up. Fower sonsie auld faces w |
Central - LAL | Chairlie | keeked | back ower his shooder and saw |
Central - LAL | Chairlie | keeked | doon through the gless flair |
Central - LAL | Wee Chairlie | keeked | slawly aroond at ilk ane o th |
Central - LAL | runtin ower. The cockieleerie | keeked | at the spoon and gaed dabbity |
Ulster - EUL | Maisie | keeked | at her ma. Grace's lips forme |
Central - SEC | Bessie | keeked | up at the ruif, seen her nevo |
Doric - ABN | an,' said Norman. Angus an me | keeked | ower his shooder an read it a |
Ulster - PUL | Belyve, tha mune | keeked | fae a clood |
Central - LAL | indae open at nicht. The mune | keeked | in at her through the cloods. |
Central - WCE | faither bawled. 'Of course ye | keeked | ! Ye must huv keeked! Naebody |
Central - SWE | Ah | keeked | at the mobile |
Central - SEC | comin fae the livin room. Ah | keeked | through the gap in the door t |
Central - SEC | e door had been left ajar. Ah | keeked | through the gap and saw Arnol |
Central - SEC | ating under th' moons ray. Ah | keeked | up, bygane th' wooden flair ' |
Central - LAL | Rabbit dunched Pooh, and Pooh | keeked | aboot for Wee Grumphie tae du |
Central - LAL | The muckle, baldie chiel | keeked | at the bairns. "Is that," he |
Southern - SEA | ched hersel up oan tiptae, an | keeked | ower th edge o th mushroom, a |
Doric - ABN | fogged gless wi his haan, an | keeked | oot throw half shut een. |
Doric - ABN | ed intae life at the soun, an | keeked | roon aboot him. It looked aff |
Ulster - PUL | Streets, tae muckle waas, an | keeked | |
Doric - ABN | meentie he opened his een an | keeked | oot fae ahin his haans... an |
Southern - SEA | rat-hole: she kneelt doon an | keeked | alang th passage intae th mai |
Doric - MNA | Twa een | keeked | doon frae a tree-tap hoose. |
Orkney - ORK | eust teuk a sniff at hid then | keeked | hid ower hids heid. |
Central - LAL | Sepo | keeked | cannily ower his shooder. 'Na |
Central - WCE | ispered. Matilda and Lavender | keeked | roond tae see the wappin figu |
Central - WCE | The faither | keeked | doon at the paper in his haun |
Central - WCE | The faither | keeked | up shairply. Ah wid mind!' he |
Central - WCE | s lost in the book. She never | keeked | up wanst in the hale lesson. |
Central - NEC | Hercules | keeked | up at the sky but neither the |
Central - LAL | licht fixtures. As the bairns | keeked | onstage, they could see Coont |
Central - LAL | February's snaw-draps | keeked | brave an bricht, |
Central - LAL | fernietickles on its fedders | keeked | up at Geordie. It hoddled owe |
Central - LAL | Whan Kat | keeked | ootside, she had tae blenk ha |
Central - LAL | the gushet there?' Sae Hoolet | keeked | doon, a wee bit dumfoonert be |
Central - LAL | o drawers, tho hed niver yet | keeked | ben. Thae twa rooms wis her h |
Ulster - PUL | Oot | keeked | anither bane. |
Southern - SEA | hearin hur; an when she next | keeked | oot th Fish-Fitman was awa, a |
Central - LAL | They aw | keeked | roond, and aye, richt eneuch, |
Central - SEC | an that shut him up!" Clancy | keeked | at his watch, "Richt, it's te |
Central - AYR | nds. Frozen to the spot, they | keeked | at each other’s expression. |
Central - LAL | Mr Kranky | keeked | up and saw Grannie. 'Shut yer |
Central - LAL | Mr Kranky | keeked | up at the ugsome auld wumman |