Doric - DOR | raniums, wi tiny rooms, and a | lavvie | on the stair if ye wis lucky, |
Doric - MNA | "Hiv ye a | lavvie | Ah cud use?" He steed up an c |
Doric - DOR | Ye need e | lavvie | so ye hiv tae gang up the hil |
Central - LAL | chaumers bit it hid an inside | lavvie | an a bit gairden grund whaur |
Doric - MNA | teem the pail fae the ootside | lavvie | an smelt the open midden as s |
Doric - ABN | s, but I heided ben intae the | lavvie | and pulled the reid cord in t |
Doric - MNA | er the bath the watter in the | lavvie | rose. Ah heard - " |
Doric - MNA | a rat fin she kept leavin the | lavvie | seat up. Ye get ma drift...?" |
Doric - DOR | ’ll stick yer heid doon the | lavvie | if ye dinna gie me |
Doric - MNA | agreet Joyce, keekin roon the | lavvie | door. |
Doric - MNA | Sae they creepit inno the | lavvie | . Skirly stude on a daud o soa |
Doric - MNA | Ah'y bin sittin in a hornble | lavvie | wi'oot a lock oan the door." |
Doric - ABN | x bedroom, her eternally caul | lavvie | , the lobby press (a biyler, a |
Central - SEC | kivver an wad be the morn’s | lavvie | paper. “Aince we git a wice |
Doric - MNA | rrice haimmert oan the lockit | lavvie | door. "Are ye aricht? Ah... A |
Doric - MNA | the boddom fleer, an the dry | lavvie | wis oot the back at the eyn o |