Doric - MNA | . He's half- | shelt | as it is. I sweir he spenns m |
Doric - MNA | t the halflins foo tae cure a | shelt | o colic, wi ile o turpentine |
Doric - MNA | . He wad raither hae gotten a | shelt | like Daisy, that his Da hid b |
Doric - MNA | t the word, they could stop a | shelt | on the road an reest it, aye, |
Doric - ABN | uld Waltams was a cuddy, or a | shelt | . He hid niver heard it caad o |
Doric - MNA | kin o a stinkin mowdie, fur a | shelt | hates yon abeen aathing. |
Doric - MNA | chty pleat near as thick as a | shelt | 's tail, sae lang that she cud |
Doric - MNA | 'Yer Da should hae merriet a | shelt | . He's half-shelt as it is. I |
Doric - MNA | makk oot the shape o a carved | shelt | wi a chiel on his back. A Pic |
Doric - MNA | The | shelt | 's lugs cockit forrit, takkin |
Doric - ABN | Fin he won ootside, the | shelt | an cairt war wytin. |
Doric - ABN | ollaed her jabbin finger. The | shelt | seemed to be grinnin, lauchin |
Doric - MNA | uncle Peter hid harnessed the | shelt | tae the cairt, pit on the she |
Central - LAL | vieve, like the wumman wi the | shelt | bringin hame a bing o tangle |
Doric - ABN | . “Ye ken ye ay play wi the | shelt | . If yer a guid loon, we’ll |
Doric - MNA | d blaik dowp o Tibby. Fin the | shelt | drew up in the ferm coort, Ma |
Doric - ABN | ies. “Are ye nae takkin the | shelt | ooto the barn?” his faither |
Doric - MNA | he muckle chestnut jaws o the | shelt | chawed frae side tae side, Mi |
Doric - MNA | nie Bruce secretly thocht the | shelt | micht be an ancestor o Fauldi |
Ulster - SYN | ae see thïs, let's big thrie | shelt | èrs, yin for you, yin for Mos |
Doric - MNA | he smith could fit the muckle | shelt | wi iron sheen, an sherpen the |
Doric - MNA | or a nicher like an ayld dane | shelt | . His wife, Molly wis roon's a |
Doric - MNA | scowp oot the feed inno each | shelt | 's bag. It wis Jock Dow fa gae |
Doric - MNA | fisherman tell o an eildritch | shelt | that |
Doric - MNA | wird, an could command baith | shelt | an wumman fin the humour tuik |
Ulster - SYN | , an tha wee burds cum an tuk | shelt | èr amang ïts brenches." |
Doric - MNA | rgue it wis, seein's an ailin | shelt | hid brocht the hale thing abo |
Doric - MNA | ho Fauldie wis bigger nur yon | shelt | , wi braider feet an heicher a |
Doric - MNA | . 'I canna leave the lassie's | shelt | like thon.' |
Doric - MNA | fat as a puddock fell aff his | shelt | an deid at the heicht o a bat |
Doric - MNA | wi her heels like a restless | shelt | . |
Doric - ABN | ne loon.The veggie mannie’s | shelt | ’s at the door wytin. Hash o |
Doric - MNA | tride the back o the auncient | shelt | , an winneret if like Jock Dow |
Central - SEC | uik awaw the tuim anes in hiz | shelt | an cairt. I the drames o |