Central - LAL | year. That wis one old wives' | tale | that turned oot tae be true. |
Central - GLA | e the skin an burns. A tattle- | tale | o pallor – aat’s the sign |
Central - EDN | fowk- | tale | whaur an unkent lassie's mens |
Orkney - ORK | a tell- | tale | girn or sibling smile? |
Doric - MNA | is face wis aa reed an a tell- | tale | twitch hid stairtit aneth his |
Central - LAL | orld; they're mythical, fairy- | tale | utopias. |
Doric - DOR | The lufe-gift o a fairy- | tale | . |
Central - LAL | a | tale | o wae |
Central - WCE | A | tale | worthy o some auld Scots ball |
Shetland - SHD | A | Tale | o Love |
Central - NEC | A | tale | telt by Marsaili MacLeod, a n |
Central - AYR | A | tale | worthy o some auld Scots ball |
Ulster - CUL | Tae bed a | tale | o breath too waik |
Shetland - SHD | An if da | tale | wis laek ta stop Or linned in |
Shetland - SHD | spaekin, so at her idea o da | tale | wis somethin laek dis: |
Shetland - SHD | Waitin fur da | tale | tae end all tales |
Shetland - SHD | Da aaldest een demaands da | tale | An spaeks abön wis aa. |
Central - SEC | ttish Cringe yersel, an hae a | tale | or twa tae tell aboot the wey |
Central - SEC | ed them, they micht tell ye a | tale | or twa themsels. |
Doric - MNA | in World War...a cracker of a | tale | within these pages. https:/ |
Southern - SEA | Tae beg a | tale | o breeth tae weak |
Doric - NNB | Till beg a | tale | o brith too weak Till stir e |
Ulster - PUL | They tell tha | tale | o aa oor fechts |
Doric - MNA | robbers. He wad stert in wi a | tale | frae the ceevic records. "Dae |
Central - LAL | ries. He haed a fine wey wi a | tale | an wad hae us hingin on ivery |
Central - GLA | Tae ask a | tale | ae breath too weak Tae stir a |
Central - WCE | ttin, afore developin intil a | tale | o swickin, murther an retribu |
Doric - MNA | An so aat's it! Ma | tale | 's noo deen, |
Central - GLA | "Och, ma | tale | 's an awfy long yin, an sad!" |
Orkney - ORK | afil fasht. "It's more than a | tale | . And I know we're not the onl |
Central - AYR | Had melled thegither in a | tale | |
Central - AYR | Tae speir a | tale | frae braith ower waik |
Doric - DOR | I'd ask him for a | tale | an he'd lach oot files, wild |
Doric - DOR | syne at sorra | tale | wis sung |
Orkney - ORK | Here's a | tale | tae tell wur bairns – hid's |
Central - SEC | Serpent: Noo here's a | tale | , A'll tell ye pat, |
Central - EDN | Mind, therein lies a | tale | .” |
Doric - MNA | Fit follaes is a | tale | o childhood innocence an foo |
Central - WCE | auld mither spins an tells a | tale | aboot the loss o a son on the |
Central - LAL | Thyr’s a fairy an yon’s a | tale | , byt yon disnae make it false |
Central - LAL | Och, whit a | tale | o crime on crime! |
Central - WCE | sense o juistice, but forby a | tale | at's thematicallie challengin |
Central - EDN | naebody staunin tae cairry a | tale | .” |
Central - EDN | n naebody leevin tae cairry a | tale | . |
Central - WCE | kit Weemen' is a cantie comic | tale | o bairnhood in whilk the indi |
Central - LAL | I wiss I could tell a heroic | tale | o ma first battle, even gin i |
Central - DUN | t's thi hame o ivery romantic | tale | , |
Southern - SEA | "Mine is a lang an a sad | tale | !" said th Moose, turnin tae A |
Doric - NNB | "Mine is a long an a sad | tale | !" sade e Moose, turnan till A |
Ulster - CUL | "Mine's a lang sad | tale | !" said the Moose, turnin tae |
Doric - DOR | gems, essential for ony gweed | tale | , can be seen differently each |
Ulster - BUL | Rouge thay cum wi wreitched | tale | |
Doric - MNA | kers telt uncle Jeems a weird | tale | o a bonnie wee Hindu quinie d |
Doric - MNA | e's leukin efter his fowk." E | tale | o fit he'd deen gaed throw aa |
Central - DUN | st that haunts the Castle. Ae | tale | tells that the original castl |
Central - DUN | lang dark were funny tho. Ae | tale | that wis repeatit time an agi |
Central - LAL | He telt them the ae | tale | owre an owre, a dizzen times |
Central - SEC | That the'r nae | tale | o oorieness, |
Central - LAL | La mia malinconia è tanta e | tale | ... |
Doric - DOR | ddy gan tae listen tae ma wee | tale | |
Central - DUN | Anent aw this there's a wee | tale | been gaun the rouns in Embra. |
Doric - MNA | Ess wee | tale | is aa aboot a lady caaed Jinn |
Southern - SEA | ht an eager wi mony a strange | tale | , perhaps even wi th dream o W |
Central - GLA | t an eager wae mony a Stringe | tale | , mebbe even wae the dream o W |
Central - GLA | The | Tale | ae a Worm |
Doric - MNA | "The | tale | 's nae daen!" Nava telt him. " |
Central - LAL | uddy, a grumph, a dug... 'The | Tale | o the Wee Mowdie' is a licht- |
Central - LAL | wee buik fir young yins: 'The | Tale | o the Wee Mowdie that wantit |
Central - LAL | Nip Nebs', @WeeMowdie an 'The | Tale | o the wee Mowdie', an @ScotsS |
Central - LAL | here tae find oot aboot 'The | Tale | o the wee Mowdie': https://t. |
Central - WCE | , cumin frae his awn pen, the | tale | can be a compellin ane, an th |
Doric - MNA | in the braidest o Scots, the | tale | o an ugsome quine fa cudna fi |
Orkney - ORK | The cup is dry, the | tale | is told, my luv his drunk his |
Doric - MNA | 10. The | Tale | o Skirly an Mooch (1) |
Doric - MNA | 20. The | Tale | o Suzy the Soo |
Doric - MNA | 1. The | Tale | o Jessie the Jumbo |
Doric - MNA | 2. The | Tale | o Victor Vratch the Craw |
Doric - MNA | 3. The | Tale | o Granny Riddle |
Doric - MNA | 4. The | Tale | o Peely Wally |
Doric - MNA | 5. The | Tale | o Rosy Vine |
Doric - MNA | 6. The | Tale | o the Twa Coarse Breets |
Doric - MNA | 7. The | Tale | o Snochrie the Snawman |
Doric - MNA | 8. The | Tale | o the Minnie Minnie Mony Feet |
Doric - MNA | 9. The | Tale | o Jeemsie’s Starnie |
Doric - MNA | 11. The | Tale | o Lowpity’s Teeth |
Doric - MNA | 21. The | Tale | o Furly McFarlane |
Doric - MNA | 12. The | Tale | o the Shargeret Fir Tree |
Doric - MNA | 22. The | Tale | o Gracie Girn |
Doric - MNA | 13. The | Tale | o Waggitie Will |
Doric - MNA | 23. The | Tale | o Bruce the Mervel |
Doric - MNA | 14. The | Tale | o Kirsty the Coo |
Doric - MNA | 24. The | Tale | o the Bobbydazzler |
Doric - MNA | 15. The | Tale | o Teenie Pence |
Doric - MNA | 25. The | Tale | o Coordy Custard |
Doric - MNA | 16. The | Tale | o Birly Wheel |
Doric - MNA | 26. The | Tale | o Plinky frae Plong |
Doric - MNA | 17. The | Tale | o Geordie the Gerbil |
Doric - MNA | 27. The | Tale | o Rory the Stag |
Doric - MNA | 18. The | Tale | o Skirly an Mooch (2) |
Doric - MNA | 19. The | Tale | o Dauvit Duff |
Central - SEC | endin broodin nicht time. The | tale | 's Scottishness haes been catc |
Orkney - ORK | ine day for the flitteen. The | tale | is a cautionary one: many pro |
Central - SEC | dlin o Stevenson's words. The | tale | 's daurkness haes been weel ca |
Central - WCE | new generation o readers. The | tale | o Lazarus micht hae been a ho |
Central - SEC | City o Literature Trust. The | tale | 's sense haes been pawkiely di |
Central - EDN | o her erm. She recognised the | tale | he wis mintin at. She had tel |
Doric - ABN | 'Haev ye hard the | tale | o the teem pyock?' he spiers. |
Central - GLA | is talkin, so her idea ae the | tale | wound up suhin like this: |
Central - LAL | il Scots. Jist nou we hae The | Tale | o Peter Kinnen (Beatrix Potte |
Central - GLA | t detail in the tellin ae the | tale | . He acts oot the sound effect |
Doric - MNA | Which brings ma te the | tale | o Isobel an Davie Duncan fa w |
Shetland - SHD | d next week. Go celebrate the | tale | of these remarkable peerie bi |
Doric - ABN | ll dae mi best tae gie ye the | tale | in mi ain words. |
Central - SWE | ink but they stairtit aff the | tale | o the kempy loser, a template |
Central - DUN | An if the | tale | that's tauld be true |
Southern - SEA | himsel wis telling the | tale | aboot this mowdie, hei sayed |
Orkney - ORK | hush Jeannie, I'll finish the | tale | |
Orkney - ORK | tae regale ither folk Wi the | tale | o the troot that I caught in |
Central - SEC | ry's strynge reaction til the | tale | o the Glesgy Screwdriver. |
Central - LAL | fur he survived tae tell the | tale | . |
Central - WCE | wis gonnae live tae tell the | tale | . |
Central - SWE | nd o their murtherers, an the | tale | no truly telt. |
Doric - MNA | n twa demons – d'ye ken the | tale | , Nava?" |
Doric - MNA | t her friens war cheengin the | tale | . "An she wisna lang merriet t |
Central - AYR | speikin, that her norie o the | tale | went somethin like this: |
Central - LAL | t ilk ane is an exemple o the | tale | type. There is an animal fabl |
Doric - MNA | The lave o the | tale | , Uncle Jeems said, wis aa cir |
Doric - MNA | sie didna hear the lave o the | tale | . He wis keekin |
Doric - MNA | e worsit, an the tellin o the | tale | : |
Ulster - CUL | An noo the | tale | is dane, |
Doric - MNA | e oo slawed doon fur fear the | tale | got raivelled) the Divil rode |
Orkney - ORK | re the fire an waited for the | tale | tae unfold. |
Central - NEC | oont o girnin aboot whaur the | tale | deviatit fae history, an nou |
Orkney - ORK | Quite sad is the | tale | o the randy loon wha's light |
Doric - MNA | t wi jewels….as this is the | tale | she telt, near as curious as |
Doric - ABN | bi ‘The Dodo’, tells the | tale | o Fiona Presly fa cam across |
Central - SEC | rent reasons. Famie tells the | tale | o the decline o the Gawston G |
Central - WCE | Mess John tells the | tale | o a aince halie priest wha fa |
Central - WCE | otland again. An sae enns the | tale | o the oorie keekin-gless. |
Central - WCE | her wi hir, but Hogg enns the | tale | ithout giein the reader onie |
Orkney - ORK | tae ither ears the | tale | he told, full-fed on honey-de |
Doric - SNO | secret that's revealit at the | tale | 's hinneren; the factor Erchie |
Doric - SNO | cret that’s revealit at the | tale | ’s hinneren; the factor Erch |
Central - NEC | ater’s development, but the | tale | o the twa touns is a uissfu f |
Central - GLA | So grew the | tale | ae Wunnerlaun So slowly, wan |
Central - SWE | Here's a blythe | tale | : |
Orkney - ORK | ANITHER PIGGIE | TALE | |
Central - SEC | Sae it's a bonnie | tale | tae tell |
Central - SWE | in equal meisur, an the oorie | tale | o weemen in boxes. It a stair |
Central - DUN | wis an he tellt them an oorie | tale | . |
Central - LAL | wi lauchter), this is a dowie | tale | o disjaskit fowk in disjaskit |
Central - AYR | were weel awa, wi a terrible | tale | o carnage an savagery. The dr |
Central - SEC | the same | tale | , Adam, tae yersel." |
Central - LAL | ertit tae explain the waesome | tale | o Heehaw's Forwaunert Hoose. |
Central - EDN | e mornin. Ah’ll mak up some | tale | an Ah'll juist tak ye ower th |
Central - EDN | e mornin. Ah’ll mak up some | tale | an Ah’Il juist tak ye ower |
Orkney - ORK | So that's me | tale | , ids fairly true, |
Central - WCE | Ane | Tale | o Alchemy |
Doric - MNA | e deid are reesed again in e | tale | oe burnin buss fan he ca'ed o |
Central - LAL | e like yon, fyr it’s a true | tale | an A’ll no lie in the telli |
Central - LAL | the hale true | tale | o countless years, |
Doric - NNB | Thus grew e | tale | o Wonderland: Thus slow, wan |
Central - LAL | ou - weel, no tae mak a lang | tale | o it, that's whit it is.' He |
Shetland - SHD | ana Lang | Tale | |
Southern - SEA | A Caucus-Race an a Lang | Tale | |
Central - GLA | A Caucus-Race an a Lang | Tale | |
Ulster - CUL | A Caucus-Race a na Lang | Tale | |
Central - AYR | A Caucus-Race an a Lang | Tale | |
Central - SWE | 'I hae noo feenisht the lang | tale | o the Roman Empire, |
Central - WCE | t by the metre, Her harrowing | tale | , |
Doric - NNB | A Caucus-Race an a Long | Tale | |
Southern - SEA | An e'er, as th | tale | drained |
Doric - ABN | e are mither an dother. An mi | tale | begins wi jealousy. |
Doric - ABN | 's a gweed wye tae end a deuk | tale | ! |
Doric - ABN | a gweed wye tae stairt a deuk | tale | ? |
Central - LAL | k tent forby o the apocryphal | tale | o the English textbuik yaised |
Central - SEC | is a traivellers tradeitional | tale | . It wis telt tae Blackhall bi |
Central - DUN | A Snail | Tale | |
Central - WCE | in. The innin til the ackwall | tale | is slaw an leisurelie, wi the |
Central - LAL | Kinross-shire this was Tell | tale | tit, yer granny cannae knit, |
Central - LAL | stull in circulation? Tell | tale | tit, yere mammy cannae knit |
Central - SEC | he saitisfeed relish o an ill | tale | to tell. “Then |
Central - SWE | Keith gied us a South African | tale | aboot Samson, no’ quite the |
Doric - MNA | e alang wi the antrin sang an | tale | , tae gie him a sma livin in t |
Central - SEC | r ye see this wunnerfae woven | tale | . |
Central - SEA | owsome for a mediaeval reivin | tale | , the fursten maisterwark o ve |
Central - EDN | pairts o the warld tell thon | tale | mair dramatically nor wir ain |
Central - DUN | air tae be tellin some kind o | tale | , often aboot the things he ha |
Ulster - GUL | e Nabob" that gies a seemilar | tale | o twa Presbyterian rebels... |
Central - LAL | nall na Hearadh), an a langer | tale | o the trauchles o a lassie se |
Central - LAL | rds. As ye micht jaloose, her | tale | is tellt in a straucht-forrit |
Central - LAL | ou tae tak pleisur in it. Her | tale | o clauts, that sair fleggit m |
Central - WCE | e at aw. If they believed her | tale | , and she doubted they wid, th |
Orkney - ORK | coffee before continuing her | tale | . |
Doric - MNA | quo Jed. Nava gaed on wi her | tale | . |
Southern - SEA | Kilmeny,” I says, whan her | tale | hud endit. “Suld we tell fo |
Doric - MNA | Jude Anderson fur futtlin her | tale | doon tae naethin ava, fur fea |
Southern - SEA | ooten hir mooth. Anither | tale | ma faither enjoyt telling wis |
Central - LAL | is motives belang tae anither | tale | , |
Central - SEC | Oor tinker thocht o anither | tale | As he daunered on the strand: |
Central - DUN | omans oot, but that's anither | tale | entirely. |
Central - DUN | THIS IS ANITHER | TALE | that cam frae the Screiver ma |
Doric - MNA | airts. Syne they fand another | tale | frae Mesopotamia caad The Des |
Doric - ABN | ce they get stuck intae their | tale | - weel, it's like pullin a l |
Central - SEC | Bi aa that hear oor | tale | : |
Doric - MNA | An eis is far oor | tale | concludes, |
Doric - DOR | ouch, faar hyne, Aa throu our | tale | mith skimmer, |
Central - LAL | ished watching The Handmaid's | Tale | reckon they're glued tae that |
Central - LAL | the sair mirk, Mr. Enfield's | tale | cawed by in a rowe o lichtit |
Shetland - SHD | Effie an Aedie's | Tale | |
Shetland - SHD | Da Mock Turtle's | Tale | o it |
Central - SWE | The Scaffie Man's | Tale | |
Shetland - SHD | I micht harken tae a tear's | tale | .' |
Central - SEC | Kate O' Shanter's | Tale | and Other Poems is published |
Central - SEC | "Kate O'Shanter's | Tale | and Other Poems" |
Central - SEC | lished poem, Kate O'Shanter's | Tale | . This poem is noo pairt o the |
Central - LAL | Fitt's poem, Kate O'Shanter's | Tale | , is recitit ower the warld oa |
Central - LAL | Kate o Shanter's | Tale | |
Central - SEC | ae his buik, Kate o Shanter's | Tale | . |
Central - SEC | The Owersetter's | Tale | |
Central - SEC | ld churl! That's but a poet's | tale | : What fool, sir, would you ma |
Central - SEC | e listener tae the braggart's | tale | |
Doric - MNA | He'd held aa throu eis | tale | , |
Central - SEC | When the Emporor heard his | tale | |
Doric - MNA | jail An tellt a constable his | tale | He asked the man tae look an |
Doric - ABN | g afore Fergie set tee wi his | tale | . |
Doric - ABN | e seen gat yokit again wi his | tale | . |
Central - AYR | he 'greed tae gang on wi his | tale | . "An sae, there were thae thr |
Central - SEC | cter in the poem tae tell his | tale | like in Hot Taxes and Cold He |
Doric - ABN | t nae persuaadin tae tell his | tale | aa ower again, buskin it up t |
Central - DUN | tellt in an roun Dundee. This | tale | refers tae events that were s |
Central - LAL | nou, wha this | tale | o truth sall read |
Doric - ABN | hat some fowk micht find this | tale | jist a wee bit indelicate. Fo |
Central - EDN | And here this | tale | : |
Central - DUN | s pals were fair taen wi this | tale | an it wisnae lang afore it wi |
Central - DUN | id cry a character. Whan this | tale | took place she wisnae that au |
Central - LAL | compellin, sae at we ken this | tale | , houiver ruitit in its staund |
Central - SEA | Gattonside, A wis tellin this | tale | ti my fursten wife Monika Dun |
Doric - MNA | telt me the first hauf o this | tale | , the lave caused a stooshie a |
Orkney - ORK | it o sense whin hearan o this | tale | , |
Doric - ABN | Fither or no this | tale | sud be telt, A dinna richt ke |
Doric - DOR | eg as weel,) tellin abody his | tale | o woe. Aiberdeen Angus said. |
Central - LAL | Twis | tale | o him loe'n anither. |
Central - LAL | ties oan 'Wandering Willies | tale | ' an Thrawn Janet fae the |
Central - LAL | the page oan this sad fanklet | tale | , |
Doric - MNA | spare, I cud tell ye a richt | tale | or twa. I hae a rowth o sea t |
Central - LAL | This wee wickit weel-kent | tale | |
Doric - DOR | turnit tell an affa different | tale | . |
Central - WCE | The neist | tale | ‘Alarming Increase o Deprav |
Central - WCE | e Death of Douglas, the neist | tale | , Thirlestane, is a haet o sum |
Central - EDN | lt. Ruth is a couthy ilka-day | tale | o kintra weemenfolk, maist by |
Central - WCE | Wis an equally lurid bluidy | tale | . |
Central - SEC | A Fishy | Tale | |
Central - SWE | o childhood the only | tale | |
Central - SEC | unding and support from Curly | Tale | Books and the Scottish Govern |
Shetland - SHD | "My | tale | ," said da Moose, turnin ta Al |
Central - AYR | hore, an then I'll tell ye my | tale | , an ye'll unnerstaun juist wh |
Central - LAL | Dout on my | tale | there canna be, |
Central - GLA | A Diversionary | Tale | |
Central - WCE | A short cautionary | tale | about the dangers of glorious |
Doric - MNA | A fairy | tale | |
Ulster - EUL | Is this some kind o a fairy | tale | ?’ |
Central - WCE | hem. It wis richt oot a fairy | tale | . |
Ulster - WUL | n thocht, wis no jist a fairy | tale | , |
Shetland - SHD | n where I've allowed my fairy | tale | imagination to go... "ahh da |
Orkney - ORK | nits, ah'll recoont the sorry | tale | . |
Central - NEC | haed furthset the hale sorry | tale | , but. Nou the outside warld k |
Ulster - BUL | This sorry | tale | , she's sure til tell. |
Central - EDN | ’ illustration, a tellin’ | tale | . A wis comin’ doon the pass |
Central - EDN | ae relate an “Unco foefu’ | tale | !” It appears that fir month |