Central - LAL | Began | tae chaw on baith her feet. | |
Central - EDN | began | . He preached oan how we aa se | |
Doric - ABN | n we bade in Aul' Aiberdeen," | began | Mary, "an at wid be - let's |
Doric - ABN | h, Dod, that honesty pays - " | began | the priest, bit Dod didna lat |
Doric - ABN | "Fit in the name o - ", | began | Chairlie "oh ma Goad, this is |
Doric - MNA | afore the proceedins sterted, | began | tae sing: |
Shetland - SHD | " An wi dis Alice, poor ting, | began | ta greet ageen, for shö felt |
Shetland - SHD | ie, we his toom in his mooth, | began | tae fiddle we Lowrie’s bear |
Central - DUN | conseederable at the stairt, | began | tae dwine awa. Fowk got uised |
Doric - NNB | or a meenad lek a wild beist, | began | screaman "Off wi her heid! Of |
Doric - DOR | nae keep up wi the youths, fa | began | tae toss the hat atween een a |
Central - AYR | an the Reverend Campbell, wha | began | , 'It has come tae oor notice, |
Central - LAL | English pit thairs oan. An A | began | : |
Central - LAL | “Michty Hera,” Athena | began | , bowin afore the queen, “th |
Central - LAL | nae ken this quotation when A | began | tae scrieve pleys masel in th |
Central - SEC | A think that wis the meenit A | began | tae understaun him. Aw ay, ho |
Central - EDN | ut as soon as the intro music | began | playin, suddenly the three ae |
Doric - DOR | e news ae nicht an, his bleed | began | tae |
Doric - MNA | h far the slave-ship lay, Jed | began | tae cam oot wi a speil he hid |
Doric - MNA | ime won nearer, Minnie's heid | began | tae stoon. There wis a ruggin |
Doric - NNB | E Cat's heid | began | fadan aweiy e meenad he wis g |
Central - LAL | an Gaelic's leid | began | . |
Doric - MNA | d housing and the cooncil hid | began | pittin younger fowk intae the |
Doric - DOR | Ronald | began | tae realize that Tam wis a we |
Central - WCE | nders, aw drenched. The child | began | tiltin his heid tae the side |
Central - SEC | et intae the communities. And | began | tae pollute the minds ae the |
Central - LAL | icht fast. Mr Tod lauched and | began | tae pou mair bricks oot o the |
Central - NEC | rties," Hercules muttered and | began | tae scoor the countryside, li |
Central - EDN | the laptop oaff the table and | began | firin in the ominous words ae |
Shetland - SHD | lifted its airm, an its hand | began | tae glow |
Doric - MNA | nodded to John the Barman and | began | fumbling in his pocket for ch |
Doric - DOR | awa cuttin the girse his mind | began | tae wander. Yon |
Central - DUN | sup or twa at nicht, Big Dod | began | tae get een bigger. He'd aye |
Central - LAL | slaikin their chaps, Mr 'Tod | began | snoovin aboot the girnel-hoos |
Central - LAL | Aul Tod | began | : "What grieves me maist |
Doric - MNA | ie tae scrat her neck. An sae | began | Minnie Bruce's first simmer i |
Central - AYR | lston pairish records; an sae | began | a new life for Jennet Broun - |
Central - DUN | journey back tae the surface | began | . Ye cuid hae cut the atmosphe |
Doric - NNB | Alice | began | till feel awful nervous: till |
Doric - NNB | "Stupid things!" Alice | began | in a loud indignant voice; bu |
Shetland - SHD | dee tae a lobster - " (Alice | began | ta say "Dey wir ee time at I |
Doric - NNB | duced till a lobster-" (Alice | began | till say "A wance tasted-" bu |
Doric - NNB | So Alice | began | tellan them her adventures fa |
Shetland - SHD | So Alice | began | tellin dem her adventirs fae |
Doric - NNB | any more!" An here poor Alice | began | till cown again, for she felt |
Central - LAL | n the prospeck o independence | began | tae be an achievable reality. |
Central - DUN | r, eftir this crime in Dundee | began | tae faw aff, tho there wis th |
Central - SEC | He | began | tae rant, his bluid on fire, |
Central - SWE | He | began | writin when he jyned Dumfries |
Doric - NNB | a poor man, yer Majesty," he | began | . |
Doric - NNB | beg pardon, yer Majesty," he | began | , "for bringan these in: but A |
Shetland - SHD | a poor man, your Majesty," he | began | . |
Shetland - SHD | our pardon, your Majesty," he | began | ," for takkin dis in wi me: bu |
Central - LAL | "This delicious scran ...' he | began | , then he stapped. In the sile |
Central - SEA | he literatures o Scotland, he | began | ti publish original an tentil |
Shetland - SHD | er, it wis still far awaa. He | began | tae concentrate, tae try reac |
Central - LAL | ength o Geordie's rigbane. He | began | tae feel feart. |
Doric - ABN | , even fin they war wrang. He | began | tae showd back and forrit on |
Central - LAL | Undeterred he | began | a roond o visits tae mony mee |
Central - SEC | sphere grew stronger yince he | began | beltin oot the fans chant ae |
Doric - MNA | dna ken aboot him. An syne he | began | to think aboot his ain dreams |
Central - SEC | But syne he | began | tae luik aboot him. Jist asid |
Shetland - SHD | Dan Saul cood see again an he | began | ta tak hit aa in. He pat his |
Central - DUN | licht wis gettin closer an he | began | tae mak funny wee noises in h |
Shetland - SHD | hit med nae mark; but noo he | began | ageen wi yon sam, dsin da ink |
Shetland - SHD | a voice I cood hardly hear he | began | , |
Central - SEC | a rat fer the coachman."' She | began | tae greet again. |
Doric - NNB | n e Rabbit came near her, she | began | , in a low, shy voice, "If ee |
Doric - MNA | t o the room that did it, she | began | tae bubble an greet. |
Central - SEC | , apart fae the whistlin. She | began | tae stride across the grass, |
Central - EDN | fallin aneath his feet as he | began | tae adjust tae this newfangel |
Central - SEC | lcome introduction before she | began | her English cless by introduc |
Doric - NNB | at's e great puzzle!" An she | began | thinkan oer all e bairns she |
Doric - NNB | me on messages next!" An she | began | fancyan e sort o thing at wid |
Doric - NNB | ndsome peeg, A think." An she | began | thinkan oer ither bairns she |
Central - WCE | dums, said Kelly Marie an she | began | makin wibble-wibble-wibble no |
Doric - NNB | Soon she | began | again. "A winder if A'll fall |
Doric - NNB | hem oot o their wits!" So she | began | nibblan at e richt-han bit ag |
Doric - NNB | ll be no chance o iss; so she | began | lookan at everything aboot he |
Central - EDN | ed tae luik nonchalant as she | began | to talk o a warld ootside o h |
Doric - MNA | watter as a keekin glaiss he | began | tae smerten his luiks. He dic |
Doric - NNB | is delichted till find at she | began | shrinkan at wance. As soon as |
Doric - NNB | abide figures!" An wi at she | began | nursan her bairn again, singa |
Doric - ABN | ’s the maitter, Ab-,” she | began | , an bit her tongue. |
Central - LAL | designed the Labyrinth,” he | began | . “Yer faither made me destr |
Doric - ABN | Abbie | began | tae move ower tae the kitchen |
Shetland - SHD | at dey wir needin, an Geordie | began | ta say at he wid a geen tö, |
Central - SEC | brichter Lade Braes. Airchie | began | tae turn, his een alowe as sh |
Doric - MNA | ed frae side tae side, Minnie | began | tae straik Daisy's lang, brai |
Central - LAL | an Donnie | began | tae dream . . . |
Doric - NNB | off at wance: wan owld Magpie | began | wrappan idsell up awful caref |
Doric - ABN | rooted tae the spot. An Elsie | began | tae bawl, “No Daddy, dinna, |
Doric - MNA | pricks sittin roon the table | began | tae notice. Even the chairman |
Central - GLA | er a wee meenit, an the gemme | began | . |
Southern - SEA | stounds aye the same sen tyme | began | . |
Doric - MNA | t it his een as the champagne | began | % really ging till his heid. |
Central - SEC | Tae write ere oor decline | began | . |
Central - LAL | an yer spine | began | tae tingle |
Central - LAL | tae Hame Rule in 1912, there | began | tae be alternative organisati |
Shetland - SHD | peerie sisters," da Dormoose | began | at a rate o knots; "an der na |
Central - GLA | little sisters," the Dormoose | began | , aw ae a rush, "an their name |
Central - SEC | e deflect his attention ah've | began | admirin the laminated flair b |
Shetland - SHD | Slowly at first, we | began | ta yarn, an dan da eftirnune |
Orkney - ORK | ome better than I did when we | began | . |
Central - LAL | The Wolf | began | tae pech and blaw |
Central - LAL | As soon's the gallus Wolf | began | |
Central - SEC | adventure ah embraked oan. Ah | began | spendin maire and maire time |
Central - GLA | is left haund. That's when ah | began | tae think he could just be te |
Central - SEC | ly for the first time that ah | began | tae realise ah didnae jist ac |
Ulster - EUL | ‘Once upon a time,’ ah | began | . |
Central - LAL | ppit fur Celtic Gaelic, which | began | tae be referrit tae wi oot-ha |
Doric - SNO | Paris Review interviews which | began | publication in 1958 in the se |
Doric - MNA | a sweelin, an Skirly an Mooch | began | tae birl like twa peeries. |
Doric - DOR | s fraught wi menace. We baith | began | tae hate |
Central - SEC | igestin his warnin they baith | began | arguin amongst themselves. Th |
Central - LAL | The earth | began | tae flee oot hyte-skyte ahint |
Orkney - ORK | his seen since life on earth | began | . |
Central - LAL | Wee stanes and dauds o earth | began | tae faw fae the roof o the tu |
Central - LAL | I | began | tae tak a notion that the cru |
Central - LAL | tion for his bairns forbye. I | began | tae jalouse whit was gaen on |
Central - LAL | the day cam, though, when I | began | to want into breeks’ (p. 72 |
Central - SEC | I think that wis the meenit I | began | tae understaun him. Aw ay, ho |
Doric - DOR | Efter three days Jonsar Eck | began | tae realize jist foo serious |
Central - SEC | The panicked flock | began | tae run. |
Central - AYR | , then in their dizzens, folk | began | tae arrive frae aa the airts |
Central - LAL | is whit happened. As the folk | began | tae hit their pots and pans w |
Shetland - SHD | n in a dunderin voice, an fok | began | dirlin aboot ee wye an every |
Doric - DOR | rd year wis draain near, fowk | began | ti see an affa chynge in him. |
Central - DUN | ess had seemit tae pass, fowk | began | tae come oot o their houses a |
Central - LAL | um, and bit by bit the tunnel | began | tae grow. |
Central - WCE | up ‘n’ the snow and hail | began | peltin the grun ‘n’ the c |
Central - SEC | Paul | began | whisperin and gestured fur me |
Central - DUN | thetic cratur in front o them | began | tae mak sounds. These sounds |
Central - GLA | ” Two people sat ahint them | began | tae coagh an’ waft the air |
Central - LAL | O life afore this stairm | began | - |
Doric - NNB | ed in a richt upset voice, an | began | pickan them up again as quick |
Shetland - SHD | pot o soup aff o da fire, an | began | wi dat sam ta hdöv everythin |
Shetland - SHD | Turtle gae a grett seich, an | began | singin, in a voice at wis som |
Doric - NNB | Here e Moosie shook idsel, an | began | singan in ids slep "ePwinkle, |
Doric - NNB | me," she sade till hersel, an | began | by takan e peedie golden key, |
Doric - NNB | g ee lek," sade e Footman, an | began | whistlan. |
Shetland - SHD | ice pat doon her flamingo, an | began | tellin aboot da game, feelin |
Doric - NNB | ice pit doon her flamingo, an | began | an account o e game, feelan a |
Doric - NNB | eners instanthy jumped up, an | began | bowan till e King. e Queen, e |
Doric - NNB | nce." However, she got up, an | began | till repeat id, but her heid |
Shetland - SHD | aldit her haands tagidder, an | began | :- |
Doric - NNB | till id in a few meenads, an | began | talkan till hersel, as usual. |
Doric - NNB | Queen pit on her glesses, an | began | staran at e Hatter, who turne |
Doric - NNB | Alice fowlded her hans, an | began | : |
Central - AYR | Alison fauldit her hauns, an | began | : |
Central - LAL | here micht be anither wey, an | began | guddlin aboot amang his tools |
Doric - NNB | Mock Turtle sighed deeply, an | began | , in a _ voice sometimes chock |
Central - NEC | her ‘professionally’, an | began | tae spier at Knox whaur he wi |
Central - LAL | That tottie bean | began | tae sproot. |
Central - LAL | wung the swee aff the fire an | began | tae ladle the thick, het parr |
Doric - NNB | e hookah intill ids mooth an | began | smokan again. |
Doric - ABN | g in the central belt, a plan | began | tae form. They’re nae gaan |
Central - DUN | The cratur lookit at him an | began | tae move at him. Howivver the |
Doric - NNB | E Fish-Footman | began | by producan fae under his air |
Doric - MNA | 1973. He pickit up his pen an | began | te write. |
Doric - ABN | mmelt. He pickt up his pen an | began | ... "Logical positivism was, w |
Central - SEC | hale thing startit shakin an | began | tae faa doon! The people rush |
Central - LAL | rup on the baist, stuid up an | began | tae wyde oot ontae haurd grun |
Doric - ABN | shakin, took up his paper an | began | . 'This question is attendit b |
Central - DUN | upit intae their ain boats an | began | tae row awa fae the pier. Ith |
Central - NEC | wi their pouerfu lang bows an | began | the slauchter. Wi nae cavalry |
Central - DUN | m but the bear. He stoppit an | began | tae shak wi fear. The baist s |
Doric - ABN | Yer belly it seen | began | tae swall |
Central - SEC | He then | began | tae stuff his face |
Central - SEC | tairs fur ma tea and she then | began | questionin me aboot the event |
Central - WCE | e a minefield. A low hum then | began | ringin oot aroond the hoose s |
Central - WCE | l oot ma pencil case, an then | began | writin oot the school rules. |
Central - SWE | patter then | began | , wirds wee haun grenades |
Central - AYR | t f-for ye, Faither ...' John | began | - his staumer aye waur at th |
Central - AYR | en Claverhouse an his captain | began | tae question John Broun, furs |
Central - LAL | t Three o The Wunnerfu Waddin | began | . |
Central - WCE | Aw the crackin | began | again ‘n’ the entire hoos |
Shetland - SHD | twartree missin. An da hintin | began | . 'Ony ane stealin oot a dis h |
Central - DUN | news o the French Revolution | began | tae spreid, ane o the fashion |
Doric - NNB | n else till do, so Alice soon | began | talkan again. "Dinah'll miss |
Shetland - SHD | hrist Church, Oxford. Dodgson | began | da story apo da fort o July 1 |
Central - LAL | his strong supporter Hackston | began | organisin a defence. |
Shetland - SHD | idder ta dö, so Alice shön | began | spaekin ageen. "I doot Dinah' |
Central - SEC | The lassie noo | began | tae greet, |
Central - SEC | Miss Robertson. Before he too | began | tae address the cless. And ta |
Doric - NNB | rful Adventures, till she too | began | dreaman efter a fashion, an 1 |
Orkney - ORK | lad discovered weeman and so | began | the subtle scheman |
Doric - NNB | othin, but looked at Two. Two | began | , in a low voice, "Why, e fact |
Shetland - SHD | ethin, but lookit at Two. Two | began | spaekin, braaly low, "Weel, M |
Doric - DOR | him far tae gang, Jonsar | began | tae panic, ere wisnae ony sig |
Central - DUN | a ain career as a storyteller | began | . Listenin tae bar-room crack |
Shetland - SHD | As if be instinct, da skipper | began | tae cloor an tak on wiida ice |
Doric - NNB | r man, yer Majesty," e Hatter | began | , in a tremblan voice, "an A h |
Southern - SEA | man, eer Majesty," th Hatter | began | in a mumble, "an Ah hidnae st |
Central - LAL | he past participle begoud for | began | . |
Doric - NNB | by e way e foulk near e door | began | sneezan all at wance. |
Central - LAL | e o the field whaur the wuids | began | he heard a craw cawin as it f |
Central - LAL | Slowly, wabbitly, the tods | began | tae sklent the tunnel up tae |
Ulster - GUL | hon pie wus opened thon birds | began | tae sing |
Doric - DOR | Donald. Suddenly, the hoosies | began | tae get mair and mair muckle, |
Central - DUN | e or twa o the yunger lassies | began | tae look at Tam in a new lich |
Central - LAL | the best o times. Ma troubles | began | when ah hud ma Kate. Fast for |
Central - SWE | yer cheerio tae here an lines | began | wi 'you' |
Doric - DOR | Fan i'pipes | began | tae play |
Central - SWE | But the leaves | began | tae turn |
Central - SEC | e say?" he asked. As his eyes | began | widenin at the thoat ae gitti |
Ulster - GUL | and in time tae come the eggs | began | tae flow |
Doric - MNA | he background. Jist as things | began | tae ease he vomited. Coughin |
Central - DUN | t. It wis at this pynt things | began | tae cheenge. A crowd o Specia |
Central - SEC | t wis at this point the Polis | began | tae realise there wis a conne |
Central - LAL | Afore lang the ither animals | began | tae arrive and get theirsels |
Doric - DOR | an, the barrels | began | tae look fine an healthy. Yon |
Doric - MNA | re tae mak it lowe. The nails | began | tae really get hett an that w |
Central - DUN | heard singin awa. His freens | began | tae look forrit tae haein him |
Central - SEC | stounin wi dreid an his hauns | began | tae shak. |
Central - SEC | wis hooked as sune as tears | began | ) |
Doric - NNB | irm at wis linked intill hers | began | till tremble. Alice looked up |
Central - LAL | oot. The application process | began | wi a face-tae-face interview |
Shetland - SHD | ay, your Majesty!" da Duchess | began | , juist gettin oot da wird, an |
Central - SEC | spot, that aw ae this madness | began | . Ah take in this thoat and po |
Central - DUN | superior nummers o the Picts | began | tae tell. Alpin an his lads w |
Central - DUN | s wore on an Resurrectionists | began | tae ply their trade awa fae E |
Central - SEC | d me either that the room hus | began | tae fill up wae maire ae Edin |
Central - WCE | is knees cryin. A cauld sweat | began | runnin doun his foreheid, a s |
Central - GLA | That | began | back wi Adam. |
Orkney - ORK | Soon, the new shed, that | began | as an empty hole in the grunn |
Doric - ABN | sanglines an walkaboots that | began | |
Central - DUN | icht afore. Then a wee thocht | began | tae rise up amang the whisky |
Shetland - SHD | earest Mother and Father,' it | began | , 'I am happy to tell you that |
Central - WCE | indow unannounced. Then... it | began | attackin me for absolutely no |
Doric - NNB | e Queen's loogs - " e Rabbit | began | . Alice gave a peedy scream o |
Shetland - SHD | I dunna kaen fu hit | began | raelly, bit der wis a kinda t |
Central - LAL | Hoo it | began | |
Central - SEC | nin playtime, that’s how it | began | . Ma aulder brither tells me a |
Doric - MNA | corchin clyse. then slowly it | began | tae get bigger things. The sc |
Central - DUN | p tae match him, an his hairt | began | tae thump an the sweit burst |
Central - DUN | eedit up tae, an as his hairt | began | tae thump an the sweit burst |
Central - SEC | Adam at last | began | tae stir. |
Central - LAL | When Eden's garden first | began | |
Doric - MNA | Bit I just | began | tae wander, |
Central - DUN | e wis fowerteen - Toshie nou | began | tae pray fer death. The thoch |
Doric - DOR | Richt fae mornin fae the day | began | . |
Doric - DOR | Nae ony daylicht fae the day | began | . |
Doric - DOR | Richt fae mornin fin the day | began | . |
Doric - DOR | Winter shoors far the day | began | . |
Central - LAL | t their pokes, the schuil day | began | . Precious gaed intae the schu |
Doric - ABN | Oor day | began | wi the bang, bang, bang |
Central - NEC | it wis that heavy. A new day | began | and the sun come oot and burn |
Shetland - SHD | "Wan, two, tree, go," but dey | began | ta run whin dey laekit, an wh |
Doric - NNB | " Efter a meenad or two, they | began | movan aboot again, an |
Central - SWE | her chynged, an midgies? They | began | tae drive them barmy. |
Central - LAL | ched tae touch them, and they | began | tae move. They minded me o ne |
Doric - NNB | So they | began | solemnly dancan roond an roon |
Doric - MNA | them warm and wytit. As they | began | tae get hot she heard a saft |
Doric - NNB | o, three, an aweiy," but they | began | runnan when they lecked, an l |
Shetland - SHD | Da Fishy-faced Flunkey | began | bi takkin oot a grett letter |
Doric - NNB | , an she awful good-naturedly | began | huntan aboot for them, but th |
Doric - NNB | e no mark; but he noo hastily | began | again, usan e ink, at wis tri |
Doric - NNB | e thistle again: then e puppy | began | a series o short charges at e |
Central - AYR | disease progressed her memory | began | tae deteriorate even mair, ta |
Central - WCE | ldren fillt the hoose ‘n’ | began | reckin the gaff. |
Shetland - SHD | "Cheshire-Poorie," shö | began | , kinda peerie-wyes, for shd n |
Shetland - SHD | Rabbit cam near tae her, shö | began | , in a peerie, fairt voice, "P |
Shetland - SHD | inderfil Adventirs, till shö | began | dremmin tö, efter a fashion, |
Shetland - SHD | me apo errands nixt!" An shö | began | tae imagine da kind o thing a |
Shetland - SHD | annie grice, I tink." An shö | began | tinkin aboot idder bairns at |
Shetland - SHD | d oot ta da gairden. Dan shö | began | an took peerie moothfoos o da |
Shetland - SHD | r nae herm in tryin." So shö | began | ; "O Moose, does du ken da wye |
Shetland - SHD | be nae chance o dis, so shö | began | lookin at aathing roond aboot |
Shetland - SHD | tick figures!" An wi dat shö | began | wirkin wi her infant ageen, k |
Shetland - SHD | Efter a start shö | began | ageen. "I winder if A'll faa |