| Central - NEC | the idea o a Roman massacre, | cairied | oot bi the indigenous peoples |
| Central - SEC | n awa she gaed, aye smilin. A | cairied | that smile wi me oot intae th |
| Central - LAL | , the sel-same lassie he haed | cairied | back an forrit, readit oot a |
| Central - SEC | tianity wis that life coud be | cairied | tae perfitness, syne Ye bring |
| Central - NEC | again year, Rabbie the Bruce | cairied | on the fecht for Scottish ind |
| Ulster - EUL | ir o them lauched an gyped an | cairied | on. An in thair sheddaes sut |
| Ulster - EUL | red, velvet dresses an | cairied | fur muffs, an the groom stuid |
| Ulster - EUL | etin recollection o haein bin | cairied | nixt dure tae nummer fifteen. |
| Ulster - EUL | trang men wi strang baks, who | cairied | the wecht o Lambeg drams an t |
| Southern - SEA | her deep drouth. Syne she wis | cairied | – hoo or bi whae, she could |
| Ulster - EUL | "I'm the vessel that | cairied | him," said Esther, onie wairm |
| Central - WCE | wl fur thur Hallowe’en They | cairied | hollowed oot pumpkins an’ n |