| Ulster - SYN | ers o men." An richt awa the' | layed | doon thair neyts an the' foll |
| Ulster - SYN | d nae answer tae that. Sae he | layed | hïs han on tha man, an he he |
| Doric - MNA | teen oot the nine steens. She | layed | the steens in front o the fir |
| Doric - DOR | lang wait. Aneath his body he | layed | an auld, sack covered, therma |
| Central - LAL | e. Dis yir Myther ken ye’ve | layed | oot yir barra fyr a mortal?†|
| Ulster - SYN | An Levi | layed | on a bïg dennèr ïn hïs ai |
| Doric - MNA | it a Caberray nicht we a meel | layed | on an awthein, plus twa caise |
| Ulster - SYN | lapt ït ïn linen claith, an | layed | ït ïn a tomb cut oot o tha |
| Central - EDN | t wi a secht o fu pleisur, an | layed | hissell bak seilfu intil the |
| Central - SEC | roond wi a soor dook face an | layed | aff at thaim aboot shawin the |
| Ulster - SYN | ¯n tha Hoose o God, yis niver | layed | a han on me. But thïs ïs th |
| Central - SEC | on. The group eh lassies wurr | layed | oot sparkled er the flair, un |
| Central - SEC | the en o the pletfurm, at wes | layed | wi |
| Doric - MNA | e said, “See tae it she’s | layed | tae rest wi aa honours and th |