| Doric - DOR | birlt | roond an peyntit back tae the | |
| Central - AYR | r tae see whit she wis daein, | birlt | her roun aboot till she wis l |
| Central - LAL | . It gied iz a cannie glower, | birlt | its heid, fidged its lang whi |
| Central - LAL | Lood vices. A cockit ma lugs, | birlt | |
| Central - SEC | ward the boay. Wullie’s Dad | birlt | tae face thaim baith. Rid wi |
| Central - NEC | and year syne the human warld | birlt | aboot a different axis. Doun |
| Central - LAL | ullery whaur Wullie micht hae | birlt | a kittlin, bit naethin is muc |
| Central - LAL | t nou o aathin that micht hae | birlt | in the mervellous dance amang |
| Central - SEC | ooth tae Newheiven mercat. He | birlt | the fish this wey an that as |
| Central - SEC | at Jimmy McFadden's feet. He | birlt | roond an blootered the ba int |
| Central - LAL | oo wad clap oor haunds, syne | birlt | roon an dookit intae the watt |
| Ulster - EUL | an particles o dust an fibre | birlt | throu the air. The dure slamm |
| Doric - DOR | an | birlt | Ye shid a seen yon Dervish da |
| Ulster - PUL | A set, an set, an | birlt | tha pen, Nae wurds cum oot th |
| Doric - ABN | taps. The wee boat rugged an | birlt | agin the wather, bit wis suin |
| Central - AYR | The Queen | birlt | awa frae him in a tid, an sai |
| Central - NEC | hoogly brig owre a burn, then | birlt | the wheels on ice. |
| Central - WCE | d be whirlt, thirlt, tirlt or | birlt | - |
| Central - LAL | it wi a cloot, ilka bairn wis | birlt | roond an pyntit at the string |
| Central - LAL | A pair o peesweeps | birlt | owerheid, an dived at his bun |
| Central - LAL | An widdie-wands o black that | birlt | sae merrily. |
| Doric - DOR | tae lowse ma jaicket whan it | birlt | |
| Doric - DOR | mirkie licht whan it | birlt | roond an glowerd oor wey. It |
| Central - WCE | €™s knuckles. For a meenit it | birlt | there on the back o his haun, |
| Doric - DOR | he watter whan a muckle troot | birlt | wame up in the watter an taen |