Doric - ABN | Leavin | wir Auld hoose wis the hard b | |
Central - LAL | Leavin | thaur luve an thaur gladness. | |
Central - DUN | Leavin | a few gamies on guard in case | |
Central - LAL | Leavin | nae trace o his life's wark, | |
Central - WCE | leavin | ony minute! Come on!' she yel | |
Southern - SWE | leavin | ahint a gliff o simmer heyfie | |
Central - LAL | leavin | juist the sangs. | |
Central - AYR | Leavin | behin aa them that we hae ken | |
Southern - SEA | LEAVIN | THE MONASTERY | |
Central - DUN | leavin | messages | |
Central - WCE | Leavin | Baldoon fir Egypt's sunny cli | |
Central - SEC | r hoo often ye tell them, an' | leavin | ' awthin' lyin' it their backs |
Doric - ABN | r an' implements at 490 poun' | leavin | ' 250 poun'. Today heifers wid |
Doric - MNA | son ower the lift an the sea, | leavin | nocht bit fire an wilsomeness |
Doric - MNA | ne Gertie sut in aside Lorna, | leavin | him wi nae option bit te sit |
Doric - MNA | gied him a hidin an held awa, | leavin | him for deid. Noo it happent |
Central - SEC | He pulls his haun up and awa, | leavin | behint a trail ae red gristle |
Doric - MNA | g Walter, afore shufflin awa, | leavin | their fitprints in the fresh- |
Doric - MNA | the nurse cam te tak her awa, | leavin | ma broken-hairtit, wi a great |
Doric - DOR | cobbled road, | leavin | ahin them the shabby mix o st |
Doric - MNA | zzlit her. Up an up she gaed, | leavin | the lave weel ahint. Aa hefty |
Central - GLA | sometimes burst un-announced, | leavin | a trail ay pus oan ma face. I |
Central - SEC | gart ma feet defend ma heid, | leavin | the white collar staunin thar |
Ulster - EUL | cisin hir hans whaur she cud, | leavin | Maisie the task o cleanin rui |
Central - DUN | ster, an A'm ane o them. Sae, | leavin | aside aw argiements aboot sta |
Central - SEC | motions that they haed tae, | leavin | Gaelic whaur it is the day, a |
Central - SWE | k oot through the wee arcade, | leavin | ma duggy pal ahin me. A’m a |
Doric - MNA | hers an een o them shuld dee, | leavin | a wife an nae bairns, his bri |
Central - SEC | fur Albert is gane, | leavin | Kate on her ane, |
Central - GLA | oon as the soundcheck's done, | leavin | me an Rab's kiddie oan instru |
Doric - MNA | id gie, wi muckle luv forbye, | leavin | little ower in the wye o affe |
Central - LAL | Judge Strauss ran aff, | leavin | the bairns tae |
Southern - SEA | ordered;" an she waltzed off, | leavin | Ahlice alane wi th Gryphon. A |
Doric - MNA | 's me stuffed," said Elspeth, | leavin | three-quaarters o her steak. |
Central - LAL | ght, we sap wur ain strength, | leavin | ' us nae able tae reach oot fu |
Central - LAL | git doun the waas o Asgairth, | leavin | a heap o stanes. An naebodie |
Central - GLA | nough tae go intae his cheek, | leavin | a cut where it's hit him. He |
Southern - SEA | muved tae Hawick Hie Schuil, | leavin | thar on ma fowrteent birthday |
Central - SEC | e Wynd ti the primary schuil, | leavin | us staunin thare lauchin as t |
Doric - MNA | eep inno the Kelpie’s Puil, | leavin | |
Central - SEC | instructions for a new will, | leavin | her aa to |
Central - GLA | e oak beams spannin the room, | leavin | a vertical, oval cylinder ay |
Doric - MNA | lassie hytered ooto the room, | leavin | her mither tae greet Jock Dow |
Central - WCE | in and mairched oot the room, | leavin | the telly bellochin. |
Central - LAL | ked like a vat o bluid. Then, | leavin | Sunny ahint in the kitchen, t |
Doric - MNA | e wauked awa frae the warren, | leavin | Isie an Dandy tae their ain d |
Central - LAL | k door tae dae her gairdenin, | leavin | the Baudelaire bairns aw on t |
Central - SEC | was gone, inside the station, | leavin | Maureen an Johnny oan their a |
Central - LAL | Skailin poison, | leavin | aff the lid, |
Southern - SEA | avert bade wi him oot yonder, | leavin | |
Central - GLA | oot actin as a wind breaker, | leavin | ma other haun free tae haud t |
Doric - MNA | a ran aff wi a larrie driver, | leavin | baith bairns ahin. Efter yon, |
Central - SEC | were smuithin oot the traces, | leavin | neither tash nor blain, |
Central - LAL | ntae hunners o shairp angles, | leavin | tottie wee cuts on her haunds |
Central - GLA | ll get them in.’ ah sais, | leavin | McDade tae suffer the verbal |
Central - GLA | ah sais, an dae as he asks, | leavin | the chain oan. ‘Whit is it |
Central - GLA | the landin an up the stairs, | leavin | me tae answer her. |
Central - GLA | aboot like empty tracksuits, | leavin | me wae the other two an their |
Central - GLA | reet n bursts in front ae us, | leavin | its green fangs lyin aw over |
Central - LAL | Dina hit ane o her asterbaws, | leavin | Kat the honour o hittin the l |
Central - GLA | parked vehicles an hedgerows, | leavin | two ay their pals slowly coun |
Central - GLA | lassies bolt tae the toilet, | leavin | me an McDade, ‘Ah cannae se |
Central - GLA | he passt fae ma line o sight, | leavin | ’ the loon still lyin oan hi |
Central - LAL | Boy. Eh's sprawled across it, | leavin | me barely any room. The fucke |
Doric - MNA | ll him, "Folla m." Up he got, | leavin | aathin ahin him an follaed hi |
Central - DUN | Nou, | leavin | aside the problems associated |
Central - LAL | rked the classic themes anew, | leavin | it in period, bit reshapin th |
Central - GLA | Lettin it overflow, | leavin | the tap runnin fur a wee minu |
Central - GLA | Lettin it overflow, | leavin | the tap runnin fur a wee minu |
Central - SEC | og wae their big bag ae snow, | leavin | me oan ma lonesome. By the ti |
Central - GLA | oardert;" an she walked away, | leavin | Alice alane wae the Gryphon. |
Central - NEC | aff wi wir grannie’s body, | leavin | their tombs tuim? Faimilies s |
Central - LAL | o the stars fell fae the sky, | leavin | a bricht trail ahint it. |
Southern - SEA | 40. | Leavin | the Monastery: do. |
Central - SEC | him and ignored the gesture. | Leavin | Craigy and masel lookin a tad |
Central - EDN | ae meat clean oaff his dish. | Leavin | me tae park ma erse oan the c |
Central - SEC | inues tae circulate the room. | Leavin | me aw confused. By what wis h |
Central - EDN | in a dash fur the spare room. | Leavin | me tae face the realisation t |
Doric - MNA | up at him as if beggin help. | Leavin | the increasingly angry fowk a |
Central - DUN | wi hand-oots fae Westminster. | Leavin | aside the quaistion o hou the |
Central - SEC | straight back fur ma DIY kit. | Leavin | this plastic gangster tae beg |
Central - LAL | e cam wi a price fir society. | Leavin | the hoose on aregular basis d |
Ulster - GUL | Leevin Tongue / | Leavin | tongue - a wheen o #ulstersc |
Doric - DOR | iff at the pie, then gaed awa | leavin | the pie lyin there. Derek |
Central - WCE | Ah feel bad | leavin | Charlene wi jist Laura an Bun |
Central - NEC | h, the ghaists aw disappeared | leavin | Hercules on his ain. Pittin o |
Central - LAL | Edgar and Albert's shoes, and | leavin | wee teeth mairks in every wan |
Doric - MNA | en tho I'm awa on holiday and | leavin | i tattie holidays ti @Wattiej |
Central - GLA | n it intae a shitehole so nae | leavin | yer empty bottles an joint en |
Central - GLA | ever gied a second thocht tae | leavin | hur, even though there’s ma |
Central - EDN | law - the briganders wad be | leavin | the neist mornin, an there wi |
Central - LAL | the lockdoon rules (dinnae be | leavin | yer hoose, essential travel o |
Doric - MNA | ter be up an riggit, we'll be | leavin | early the day tae be sure tae |
Doric - MNA | s, "Reight Callum, yi’ll be | leavin | i hoose at eight imorn and yi |
Central - GLA | ght under his sparkly bow tie | leavin | a smear oan his shirt an jaik |
Central - LAL | f o fuel declarin ma mirksome | leavin | |
Central - LAL | s ayeways on ma case aboot me | leavin | hauf ma breakfast. But if she |
Central - WCE | the faither yelloched. 'We're | leavin | in hauf an hour! Ah'm no miss |
Central - WCE | dd said, no lookin up. 'We're | leavin | fur the airport in hauf an ho |
Central - SEC | his shoe. C'moan, mate. We're | leavin | ." |
Doric - DOR | Bit as i'words are | leavin | his lips |
Doric - ABN | the car... Jist as they were | leavin | , ye woke up and started girni |
Central - LAL | ilet paper resentfully before | leavin | the hoose that mornin - anot |
Central - GLA | t lassies, rap it up. We’re | leavin | .’ |
Doric - DOR | ed, an it wis then that those | leavin | the Bruntland Arms sensed som |
Doric - ABN | eel, it's the price o ye. Aye | leavin | things tae the last meenit. Y |
Central - SWE | A ask the driver ‘When ye | leavin | , pal?’ |
Central - DUN | wi whit they got but ran aff | leavin | Neave lyin in the road. The n |
Central - GLA | hes into motion doon the hill | leavin | Mither tae turn sickerlie on |
Central - SWE | Ah'm speirin masel, that Ah'm | leavin | the pub an it's nicht? |
Central - DUN | s some do. It stairtit wi him | leavin | on the Friday nicht an wis st |
Central - GLA | le tae me an run up efter him | leavin | her tae figure it oor fur her |
Central - EDN | worry aboot the money. Ah’m | leavin | ma sister a hunner fur him. |
Central - GLA | y homes. The only waiy ah’m | leavin | here is in a boax.’ That wi |
Doric - MNA | ir nets. He cried on them, an | leavin | their fadder they gaed aff wi |
Doric - MNA | , I am not gyan oot duncin an | leavin | you." |
Shetland - SHD | se, scratchin my bare legs an | leavin | red welts up ta me knees. Wha |
Central - GLA | intae Google. There’s wan | leavin | an hoor efter work finishes. |
Southern - SEA | under Wullie Murray atween | leavin | Roberton Schuil an jyning the |
Ulster - GUL | ice tae Ulster-Scots an' then | leavin | visitors wi'oot onie chanst t |
Doric - MNA | n get te ken folk wi'oot even | leavin | yer hoose." |
Central - GLA | rn, it wis razed tae the grun | leavin | only an expanse ay concrete s |
Doric - DOR | o | leavin | their hameland |
Ulster - EUL | Ah was hairt-feared o | leavin | Greenland Grove. |
Central - LAL | 2015, takkin the simple ack o | leavin | the hoose or invitin fowk int |
Doric - ABN | ti say we wad nivver think o | leavin | 't. Onless wir pools cam up. |
Central - LAL | re,' Mrs Kranky said. 'I'm no | leavin | ma |
Central - GLA | cunts in the group chat an no | leavin | the hoose fur days oan end - |
Central - SEC | de a tasty meal. He thought o | leavin | the toilet rolls in the share |
Doric - DOR | oint they were in the habit o | leavin | it onywhere. In parks an dump |
Central - LAL | t any notions she micht huv o | leavin | early fur a munch, She was a |
Central - EDN | the mornins, and haed a wey o | leavin | wark early on the grunds the |
Doric - MNA | he wheels o the governess car | leavin | sheeny tracks o ice on the sk |
Central - EDN | as it passes frae yer bladder | leavin | ’ jist doubts, panic an’ a |
Central - DUN | wi thaim, the verra push fer | leavin | Europe wis a ploy bi Cameron |
Central - EDN | lly struck me fu square efter | leavin | the exhibition wis jist hoo m |
Doric - MNA | h. Then worked in Banff efter | leavin | the school afore moving oot t |
Central - GLA | y boay an bounds up the stair | leavin | him an the other dafty tae ge |
Central - LAL | their | leavin | o us like the whuffin out a c |
Central - EDN | m tae the exit. Jist as their | leavin | ah decide tae croass examine |
Doric - MNA | ir passin yer exams; anes fir | leavin | a job an stairtin a new ane - |
Central - WCE | Thir | leavin | in three days. Harpreet said |
Doric - DOR | Doon in Fife they ir | leavin | it |
Central - GLA | Or | leavin | a quiche in the bin for a mid |
Doric - MNA | wis aye buyin er somethin, or | leavin | wee |
Central - LAL | els scarpered across the moor | leavin | the deid an 4 captives. An im |
Central - SEC | fae that bastard in the motor | leavin | a stain in his psyche. Ah Sta |
Central - SEC | Russians huv a reputation fur | leavin | a great big fuckin crater in |
Doric - DOR | HE'S | LEAVIN | HAME |
Central - WCE | faither, sayin that he's | leavin | the hoose tae his sister-inJa |
Central - EDN | caves but massive rock slabs | leavin | ’ easily explorable spaces. |
Central - GLA | n great chafe inducin strides | leavin | me an McDade tae walk in sile |
Central - LAL | bauchles | leavin | prents in cauld |
Central - EDN | t the time jist prior tae his | leavin | ’ Celtic, when he wis goin |
Central - WCE | wisnae jist that Harpreg, wis | leavin | . Or that ah'd need tae find s |
Central - EDN | de a promise tae thaim he wis | leavin | ahint that he wuid return wha |
Doric - MNA | Mrs Scott his teacher wis | leavin | the morn, an aabody wis giein |
Doric - DOR | Jist as the Heidy wis | leavin | , haudin his hunkie till his l |
Central - EDN | nds doon the flight ae stairs | leavin | me wae ma heid spinnin and un |
Doric - MNA | she wint back doon the stairs | leavin | Jessie an the cook lookin at |
Central - GLA | se she kept thinking aboot us | leavin | her here hersel. The low-hang |
Southern - SEA | She says she’s | leavin | soon. I canna say hoo lang sh |
Central - SEC | that there guid evidence that | leavin | the Cornish oot o the convent |
Central - GLA | ntae the bustle ay the street | leavin | me oan ma tod again. |
Central - LAL | lang, the Guid Folk stairtet | leavin | a wee token fyr the lassie, f |
Central - GLA | Ah’d fucked off oot ay it | leavin | the two ay them singin rebel |
Central - SWE | Wi'oot | leavin | yer ain lan ye can still be a |
Central - GLA | windae and get the fear aboot | leavin | the warm taxi and steppin oot |
Central - LAL | case agin onie fowk but aboot | leavin | an elitist British political |
Doric - MNA | lter smelt a rat fin she kept | leavin | the lavvie seat up. Ye get ma |
Doric - MNA | a honeymoon doon at the coast | Leavin | Lizzie an Dot feelin terrible |
Central - WCE | e time as us but she wis jist | leavin | . On the way past she pointet |
Central - WCE | s aboot tae go an ah wis jist | leavin | the Tucky. |
Central - LAL | av done about 50/60 ways but | leavin | the jelly bit tae past is num |
Central - LAL | kin we heid hame? They're naw | leavin | any time soon,' |
Doric - MNA | ed it buggered aff ti i lavvy | leavin | mi titi pye fir it. Radge. |
Doric - MNA | d become magnetic until I wiz | leavin | the hospital. As I walked oot |