| Ulster - BUL | Ghostly | ghouls they noo hae fleid, | |
| Central - WCE | the days). He picked it up. A | ghostly | voice said, ‘I’m the ghos |
| Doric - MNA | oosie o a sudden they heard a | ghostly | voice comin fae inside it. |
| Central - LAL | Donald's skin turns fae a | ghostly | white tae a mair human colour |
| Orkney - ORK | Then ah'm joined bi a | ghostly | figure - long white beard an |
| Central - LAL | . Nae wonder ma hair's been a | ghostly | white fur years. |
| Doric - ABN | wee | ghostly | |
| Central - WCE | d note, and picked it up. The | ghostly | voice said ‘I’m the ghost |
| Doric - MNA | Even wi aa the noise the | ghostly | voice wiz still sayin, “If |
| Doric - MNA | e and waited. Sure enough the | ghostly | voice sounded eence mair “I |
| Doric - MNA | d appeart atween imsel an the | ghostly | figir oan the grun. |
| Doric - MNA | baa. Fin she finished as the | ghostly | voice sounded eence mair, “ |
| Central - SEC | he lookit up an there wis the | ghostly | figure o her Guardian Angel. |
| Central - GLA | ey smoke hang in the air like | ghostly | apparitions, hoverin seemingl |
| Central - DUN | it wis tellt that there were | ghostly | fires an fell oorie noises an |
| Doric - ABN | e sands o the Broch beach, as | ghostly | as the aul toon itsel – the |