Central - WCE | a friens wull forgie me aa ma | fauts | |
Central - SWE | Ah hae peyed for ma | fauts | |
Central - WCE | hae you nae | fauts | ?' |
Central - LAL | The | fauts | o louns an quines, |
Central - SEC | telt him o hiz ain | fauts | . He wes gey hingin luggit wha |
Central - WCE | tae its glarin | fauts | . 'Whit airms! Whit legs!' The |
Central - WCE | is free o | fauts | ; the best we kin hope fir is |
Central - SEC | and in ae-sided recognition o | fauts | . Thae inadvertencies o author |
Central - WCE | an descreived tae me aa their | fauts | . I canne say that fowk clubs |
Central - LAL | ye mind that, maugre aa their | fauts | , the muckle sang collectors o |
Central - LAL | and forgie us our | fauts | |
Central - WCE | fails tae see his lassie's | fauts | , or e'en, contrairiwise, fins |
Central - WCE | hreiy oan aboot thair frien's | fauts | an follies whiles remainin bl |
Central - SWE | A man's a man fir aw his | fauts | - |
Central - SEC | 'Ah'm no askin aboot | fauts | . Jist whit happent. Alan tak |
Central - LAL | beta’ meanin it's no athoot | fauts | an flaws — allous uisers se |
Central - LAL | few | fauts | wi |
Doric - ABN | But mony | fauts | has th’Emmerteen, |