| Central - NEC |
witness tae these lichts. Ma | grandmither | saw it, wir neebors in the cl |
| Central - LAL |
ke - a horse an cairt lik ma | grandmither | haed. Yer dwynin yer life awa |
| Central - NEC |
till you see this,” says ma | grandmither | ance mair, an ance mair the b |
| Central - LAL | ly 13 mile fae Glesca) but ma | grandmither | stid wae us and she wis fae t |
| Central - NEC |
ee this!” Her mither — ma | grandmither | — wis pyntin oot the sculle |
| Central - LAL | molach95 @tartanroots My auld | grandmither | used tae sae 'shin' when she |
| Central - SWE |
* The | grandmither | o a faimily wis aft-times ken |
| Doric - DOR |
ousin Ellen's grandfaither an | grandmither | came fae the Caribbean, part |
| Orkney - ORK |
didna hae a clue. tf his own | grandmither | said hid, then hid shurley mu |
| Central - NEC |
a puckle year syne, whan her | grandmither | haed caa’d her tae the wind |
| Central - SEC |
rdin tae her, it wis mair her | Grandmither | Tongue that was sittin dorman |
| Central - SEC |
les. At the heid, she sat her | grandmither | 's crystal ball. Aw the world |
| Southern - SEA |
Kilmeny, lass, it’s me, yer | grandmither | .” |
| Central - SEC |
year nou, an A speired o his | grandmither | if he wis talkin Scots or Eng |
| Orkney - ORK |
ife o the ferm asked me great | grandmither | ‘Wid thoo be blide o a swin |