Central - LAL | faithers | a bastard without a name. | |
Central - LAL | faithers | raired oot. 'Calm doon, will | |
Central - LAL | nds haein tae walk sideyweys! | Faithers | wi wee anes atap their shoude |
Central - LAL | ve comments fae their mithers& | faithers | though. |
Central - SWE | near stervin, | faithers | , mithers, weans in claes |
Central - LAL | iks, chiels wi their lumbers, | faithers | wi their granda, mithers an g |
Doric - ABN | . | Faithers | ayewis seemed tae be pullin y |
Ulster - SYN | wull saffen tha hairts o tha | faithers | tae thair weans, |
Doric - DOR | ere wis nithin’ wrang we ma | faithers | e’ |
Southern - SEC | Lan whaur ma | faithers | deid, |
Central - SEC | anelled ma ain gnu and ma twa | faithers | chased me oot o the pride ter |
Southern - SWE | ain wee paean tae aw the guid | faithers | again, baith here an awa an b |
Central - WCE | Mithers and | faithers | are weird. Even when their ba |
Central - WCE | Miss Honey said. 'Mithers and | faithers | will aften gie a guardian the |
Central - WCE | 'But dae the mithers and | faithers | no say onythin aboot it?' Mat |
Central - WCE | d that there were mithers and | faithers | like this aw ower the place a |
Central - WCE | she gaed on, 'yer mithers and | faithers | say yous ur wunnerfu. Weel, h |
Central - LAL | , had baith their mithers and | faithers | wi them, and it wis a guid th |
Central - WCE | me and tell their mithers and | faithers | . Ah ken ma daddy wid cause a |
Central - SEC | the | faithers | jyned in the gemms. The docto |
Southern - SWE | own tribute to the dads, the | faithers | , the auld yins, my own dad, B |
Central - GLA | But it wis aw gien tae the | Faithers | o their Faithers by |
Central - SWE | Here's tae the | faithers | we aye haud dear, |
Central - LAL | Aw ye could hear were the | faithers | ' roars: |
Central - LAL | his heid!' shouted ane o the | faithers | , shoacked, and the ither pare |
Central - LAL | auld haivers!' said wan o the | faithers | . |
Central - LAL | ir the wecht o the sins o the | faithers | : |
Central - LAL | fer wi the teachings that the | faithers | o releegion follaed. In the 1 |
Central - SWE | n swaps on winless days, like | faithers | , mithers, sisters, brithers, |
Doric - MNA | an | faithers | wad be cumin tae watch it. Ji |
Ulster - SYN | air brithers tae be killt, an | faithers | thair weans; an weans wull ri |
Ulster - GUL | neuch o a caa frae mithers an | faithers | fur tha Ulstèr-Scotch leid, |
Central - LAL | d breidmakers, the mithers an | faithers | o the 50s, are perceivit as g |
Doric - MNA | uid luck tae a the mithers an | faithers | as the skail holidays start - |
Central - LAL | way tae engage the mithers an | faithers | o yer lairners - a wee homew |
Central - SEC | ocabulars. Gin the mithers an | faithers | can eik tae thair Scots vocab |
Central - SEC | hers an some o the mithers an | faithers | , it wis gey hertenin tae see |
Southern - SWE | w tae see weans an mithers an | faithers | likin ma new book, it's aw ab |
Doric - MNA | ithers the wint o mithers an | faithers | . Ilkie skweel noo hid its CCT |
Central - SEC | at bairns an thair mithers an | faithers | , libraries, an schuils athort |
Central - WCE | k electit by their mithers an | faithers | . Bairns like the quaet wee la |
Central - SEC | ots bairns, an for mithers an | faithers | an aw, Oor Wullie an The Broo |
Central - LAL | ation, we kent oor mithers an | faithers | haed tae mak the maist o whit |
Central - WCE | reen Keir Hardie were foondin | faithers | o the Labour Pairty. The chie |
Doric - MNA | l, she wintit it. An as dotin | faithers | will, he couldna refuse her, |
Central - LAL | Freya fir a len o hir falcon | faithers | , an awa he wingit thru the li |
Orkney - ORK | rling's silence aboot her awn | faithers | , |
Central - SEC | King o | Faithers | , comb throbbin. |
Orkney - ORK | Her | faithers | ' credited wirds - first barm |
Orkney - ORK | The bulletin's chaenged. Her | faithers | is chairted her rodd a weys a |
Orkney - ORK | no be aesy clyped on tae her | faithers | ? An hopp whan thay come - th |
Orkney - ORK | r coman o age she asked o her | faithers | |
Orkney - ORK | ed, traety an espionage o her | faithers | ' Chryse corporate functions. |
Central - EDN | It wis also the fact that her | faithers | plans tae oot me as a stupid |
Orkney - ORK | r haird, aence sheud left her | faithers | ' waant o corporate sons. The |
Central - LAL | in her!' sais ane o the ither | faithers | . |
Orkney - ORK | airket crash, an whit wey her | faithers | wis leukan that night: fillsk |
Central - AYR | O yer | faithers | , an the place whaur thay lig |
Ulster - SYN | o tha verie proafits that yer | faithers | kïllt lang syne. Yer faither |
Central - LAL | wad be mair like that o thair | faithers | in the echteent century haed |
Ulster - SYN | reward ïn haiven; for thair | faithers | daen tha same tae tha proafit |
Central - SWE | unbidden frae their | faithers | arms |
Southern - WCE | syne auld-sons frae their | faithers | needna learn |
Ulster - PUL | An kep alive their | faithers | tongue, |
Doric - ABN | ir pals’ mithers than their | faithers | . Faithers ayewis seemed tae b |
Doric - MNA | ilkie stick an steen o their | faithers | ' grun, an aa its secret placi |
Ulster - EUL | Oor | faithers | that pit trust in thee Seen f |
Central - SEC | Oor | faithers | took great pleasure |
Ulster - SYN | For he promist oor | faithers | - Abraham an aa hïs childè |
Central - LAL | Fae your | faithers | it cam tae ye; lang may ye br |
Central - LAL | Like your | faithers | did afore. |
Ulster - PUL | Aa throuither, Belfast's | faithers | in oblique |
Central - EDN | ir faimlie in Bretane wes nou | faithers | an mithers an hed a greinin f |
Shetland - SHD | w up on mainland Shetland. My | faithers | fae Unst (Baltasound too) and |
Doric - ABN | eys the case due tae sae mony | faithers | bein absent. |
Central - EDN | The City | Faithers | , heids boued, could bring |
Central | wee school. Oor mithers an’ | faithers | hud learnt frae ’im an’ s |