| Central - LAL |
The inn-man, | easin | the sneck, |
| Central - SEC |
ak oot tae me wi saft haunds, | easin | wirds |
| Central - LAL |
he back o his woollen jaiket, | easin | awa his winter pains. But he |
| Southern - SEA |
endless skowth. The | easin | kelters |
| Southern - SEA |
The Faw, an cloud on the | easin | . |
| Doric - DOR |
the sin, low on the | easin | streens tae straik Yer cuits |
| Central - SEC |
towarts the | easin | . "A fallin stern." |
| Central - SEC |
til yon naerrie wip at the | easin | ’s lip, |
| Doric - DOR |
oggit. "Atweel, it's a bonnie | easin | onygaits," she said stappin i |
| Central - LAL |
uin for a while stracht alang | easin | -gaits until syne it drappit, |
| Central - SEC |
cht plowp that didna leuk lik | easin | aff ava sae they got rained a |
| Central - SEC |
gin locks, strip-pin doors an | easin | windaes that's stickin, juist |
| Southern - SEA |
on oot ma sicht til the ferr | easin | , |