| Central - SEC | etical, social, eddicational, | leeterary | an practical vizzies o a Scot |
| Central - LAL | thay canna get a heeze fae a | leeterary | hie-heid yin. The nixt thing |
| Central - SEC | n he estaiblished hissel as a | leeterary | feegur wi the Tam O'Shanter h |
| Central - LAL | an offeecial blad ad hoc frae | leeterary | or colloquial styles whaniver |
| Central - LAL | ches that the genre cried the | leeterary | ballant cam oot. Scott telt M |
| Central - SEC | y near aa Scots poetry in the | leeterary | tradeetion uizes "gae", "gaed |
| Central - LAL | n the opeenion o the Scottish | leeterary | estaiblishment is the same. T |
| Central - LAL | cal assumption o the Scottish | leeterary | estaiblishment that Scots dis |
| Shetland - SHD | view o maest o da academic an | leeterary | establishment is at written S |
| Shetland - SHD | ned i da Scottish academic an | leeterary | psyche. In a article caad ‘ |
| Central - LAL | ecks o Law's eventful life an | leeterary | ongauns. This is settin oot i |
| Shetland - SHD | middle class English spaekin | leeterary | fock, in whit’s been caad a |
| Shetland - SHD | -toon urban demotic at’s in | leeterary | fashion eenoo will dui dat wh |
| Central - LAL | pin at Scots is only uiss for | leeterary | ettles, an at English can be |
| Central - LAL | greats o this great nation's | leeterary | tradeetiouns; wha, at times, |
| Central - LAL | an slang registers as weel as | leeterary | an expository anes, an for Sc |
| Central - SEC | t thair ain tung is a lippent | leeterary | language. |
| Central - SEC | ther langages, ilkane wi vast | leeterary | tradeetions that Scots disna |