Southern - SWE | cuidnae | get a grip again. | |
Central - LAL | cuidnae | haud ae | |
Central - DUN | ly were landowners theirsels, | cuidnae | hing fowk or send them aff ta |
Central - LAL | yersel. It daesnae maitter!'A | cuidnae | fund onythin mair tae say. |
Central - LAL | tae lat iz ken he wis back. A | cuidnae | see onybody at furst, syne A |
Central - LAL | 'A dinnae ken, Sur. A | cuidnae | see ower Dobson's heid!' answ |
Doric - DOR | eyntit back tae the rashes. A | cuidnae | think straucht wi aw |
Doric - ABN | hay didnae mend thair weys. A | cuidnae | stop fidgin sumhin awfae mase |
Central - LAL | ore, but A wis hapshacklet. A | cuidnae | jist lat the ratton oot in ma |
Central - LAL | ," A screed aff fae memory. A | cuidnae | stoap scriftin this pome in m |
Central - DUN | sion amang the local fowk wha | cuidnae | figure oot whit wis goin on. |
Central - LAL | rowed oan tap o Meg. Bit Ella | cuidnae | yaise her hauns ower weel aca |
Doric - DOR | respectin the baists A | cuidnae | thole the yeuk in ma neb onie |
Doric - ABN | im on the Friday nicht, bit A | cuidnae | unnerstaund whit wey forgiein |
Central - DUN | at bein a nationalist meant A | cuidnae | be an internationalist. A wis |
Central - DUN | wis tellt as a student hou A | cuidnae | study the warks o Robert Burn |
Central - DUN | roun aboot Auchnagatt. Nou A | cuidnae | get a ward this lad wis speak |
Central - LAL | Maist o the nixt day A | cuidnae | sattle. Ma thochts war aye on |
Doric - DOR | “A | cuidnae | cairry yon weicht an hirpil d |
Central - DUN | re wis pea an ham soup an Dod | cuidnae | help bit hae a second big bow |
Central - AYR | He | cuidnae | but notice that she likit Isa |
Central - LAL | He | cuidnae | mak oot thair features awfy w |
Central - DUN | e he wis standin straicht! He | cuidnae | believe it. He ran tae the mi |
Central - DUN | got mair an mair bathert. He | cuidnae | sleep, an he wis aye flittin |
Central - AYR | eordie' - I for they said he | cuidnae | speak a word o English faur l |
Central - EDN | wi midges or somethin, an he | cuidnae | bear tae wear them anither sa |
Central - SEC | aud his seams stracht. Noo he | cuidnae | tak his een aff the craitur c |
Central - AYR | ere in the wild hills? For he | cuidnae | lae her alane, even tae gang |
Central - AYR | she heard a wee beastie (she | cuidnae | wark oot whit kin o eraitur i |
Central - SEC | tainchion o the ravelins. She | cuidnae | cross ower to luik, but held |
Central - SEC | they were empty the day. She | cuidnae | leave Mr Gray athout some hel |
Central - AYR | cats?" for, ye see, since she | cuidnae | answer the question aither we |
Central - AYR | there wisnae ower muckle she | cuidnae | face, be it a hard day's darg |
Central - SEC | vin it airms lenth acause she | cuidnae | see sae awfy weel upbye. “I |
Central - LAL | fir lang especially whan she | cuidnae | git braithin richt. An Meg ha |
Central - AYR | didnae daur lauch; an gin she | cuidnae | think o ocht tae say, she jui |
Central - SEC | Somebody wad gie the help she | cuidnae | . But she kep awa frae the raw |
Central - AYR | caunle is snufft oot, for she | cuidnae | ever mind haein seen sic a th |
Central - AYR | John kent she | cuidnae | bide there her lane when he w |
Central - AYR | ds an cool fountains, but she | cuidnae | even get her heid throu the d |
Central - AYR | n the blades o gress, but she | cuidnae | see ocht that luikd hke the r |
Central - AYR | is a wee pickle fashd that he | cuidnae | tak his usual pairt in the wo |
Central - SEC | is shakkin sae muckle that he | cuidnae | haud his seams stracht. Noo h |
Central - EDN | kenable, Allan thocht. Bit he | cuidnae | beleve his een when he turned |
Central - DUN | imitations wis uncanny but he | cuidnae | speak a ward. |
Central - DUN | at this wis the reason how he | cuidnae | be killt by lead bullets. In |
Central - DUN | year or twa but eventually he | cuidnae | resist the temptation o makki |
Central - DUN | ds were aw shair that Jeannie | cuidnae | pit up wi him aroun the house |
Central - LAL | Ye | cuidnae | write them |
Central - DUN | the musical persuasion - ye | cuidnae | cry it a profession wi the lo |
Doric - DOR | rn art wis a load o shite. Ye | cuidnae | mak oot fit the artist wis tr |
Central - SEC | He stoppit richt aside ye. Ye | cuidnae | help but luik up. “Dae ye l |
Central - SEC | udges, Ruth. Judges, Ruth. Ye | cuidnae | concentrate. |
Central - DUN | ummocks an cliffs o ice an ye | cuidnae | see far ava at grund level. A |
Central - SEC | rummed intae ye the things ye | cuidnae | dae or cuidnae say an whaur a |
Central - LAL | Morag | cuidnae | see whit wis sae funny. Gin a |
Central - LAL | Ah | cuidnae | luik them in the een |
Central - SEC | air accessible tae aabody. Ah | cuidnae | get enough o it. In ma minds |
Central - SEC | tae hes R.A.F. trainin. An Ah | cuidnae | resist gittin in wi mah awfu |
Central - SEC | Imagine threapin that English | cuidnae | be cried English ony langer c |
Central - LAL | s an muisicians o the Revival | cuidnae | read muisic and hadnae seen o |
Central - AYR | ne for fear o bein thrown, an | cuidnae | swing his sabre. He wis a tal |
Central - DUN | in doun ower him. He stood an | cuidnae | move. |
Central - DUN | hin oot ower him. He stood an | cuidnae | move. |
Central - LAL | past the front ruim windae an | cuidnae | resist takkin a sklent ootbye |
Central - DUN | ies whaur the man wis seek an | cuidnae | wark. In fact there were some |
Central - DUN | ll the baist wis exhaustit an | cuidnae | fecht nae mair. At that pynt |
Central - DUN | the fowk lookin at the coffin | cuidnae | pou their een fae this ghastl |
Central - AYR | e Muir Kirk, the kirk session | cuidnae | meet for three lang months du |
Central - AYR | This question the Dodo | cuidnae | answer till he'd gied it some |
Central - LAL | wterin aboot in the pound. Oo | cuidnae | see the watter throu the thee |
Doric - DOR | “Nae maitter. Oo | cuidnae | stey leukin it gaits awday, |
Central - LAL | jumpin' mannie, Mikey Jagger | cuidnae | get any o'. (Haw! See whit ah |
Central - SEC | dae or | cuidnae | say an whaur an whan. A wrang |
Central - DUN | t fer their blubber if whales | cuidnae | be fund, but the meat itsel w |
Central - DUN | cratch at his beard. But this | cuidnae | be! Awbody kennt fine he wis |
Central - SEC | dit round her feet, but Doris | cuidnae | see her |
Central - DUN | musicans | cuidnae | be daein wi the stiff an pseu |
Central - EDN | o oor sojers that the Germans | cuidnae | keep coont o thim. They sat d |
Central - DUN | an let the men oot. The keys | cuidnae | be fund. When they heard this |
Central - AYR | 'T | cuidnae | staun seein an auld doitit ma |
Central - AYR | ns an blankets. Lady Margaret | cuidnae | been mair content in her gran |
Doric - DOR | in tae dookie-up the kidd! It | cuidnae | clim oot itssel” |
Doric - DOR | ht aboot lichtin the fire. It | cuidnae | be aat hard ah thocht. Papers |
Central - LAL | baist jiled in a weer cage it | cuidnae | win oot, waitin on me tae mak |
Central - SEC | wi wan ither wee chaumer thit | cuidnae | be yaised acause o the damp a |
Central - DUN | mannie?' The poor barman jist | cuidnae | get his heid aroun this an wi |
Central - DUN | tical pairties that they jist | cuidnae | fathom whit it wis aboot? |
Doric - DOR | ye thrang itherwhaur. A juist | cuidnae | muive! A wis fraized wi the s |
Central - LAL | wi glaur an drookit. Oo juist | cuidnae | believe whit had taen place, |
Central - AYR | oun nodded his agreement, but | cuidnae | luik ower grim himsel afore t |
Central - AYR | ea, an luikt at it again: but | cuidnae | think o ocht better tae say t |
Central - DUN | bank had clearit awa they nou | cuidnae | be shair o whaur they were. |
Central - DUN | ou they werenae at it - they | cuidnae | be shair that they wuidnae ge |
Central - LAL | ad been biggit, but even they | cuidnae | aye haud back a guid back-en |
Central - AYR | . Forced tae kill beasts they | cuidnae | feed, for a wee while they fe |