| Doric - MNA | y reached the Wall Hoosie and | crouched | doon ahin the wee drysteen dy |
| Doric - NNB | again intill ids nest. Alice | crouched | doon amang e trees as weel as |
| Central - GLA | n again intae its nest. Alice | crouched | doon among the trees best she |
| Doric - DOR | n oan. A vast broon bookshelf | crouched | in the distance, wi a cornuco |
| Central - SEC | an screamin aa the ee wye. I | crouched | doon so we were aboot the sam |
| Doric - MNA | there but nae a sign o him. I | crouched | doon ahin the cairt an fulled |
| Ulster - EUL | tae the richt a young wumman | crouched | in front o the kelp hut that |
| Central - EDN | s tall fella. Nichols’ then | crouched | down to let his heid enter th |
| Central - SEC | he last three steps till they | crouched | roon ower the front ae the bu |