| Central - LAL | ie an owerview o the subject, | ootline | the heids o the airticle an h |
| Central - LAL | ae tried tae follae the braid | ootline | o the recommendations i this |
| Central - LAL | Dr Birnie continyed tae | ootline | some o the efforts that hae b |
| NONE - NUL | hae tae | ootline | onie altherations ye aloo tae |
| Orkney - ORK | the | ootline | an window aglow. |
| Doric - DOR | As ye draa the | ootline | o yer grandma’s stoot body, |
| Doric - MNA | "Promise?" Ah traced the | ootline | o's lips wi a fingir. |
| Doric - MNA | Donald lookit up te see the | ootline | o Gertie towerin abeen |
| Ulster - PUL | till the | ootline | be duin, |
| Doric - DOR | ourin pencil and fills in the | ootline | o her face, blendin intae the |
| Doric - DOR | nd blue shorts. He leaves the | ootline | o the face and limbs blank o |
| Doric - DOR | his left, he cood mak oot the | ootline | o the Black |
| Central - GLA | A wheetie-whattie | ootline | |
| Central - LAL | s particules and wittins o an | ootline | history o sang gaitherin in S |
| Ulster - EUL | an see whaur the purple-green | ootline | o Scotland haps up the sky. F |
| Doric - DOR | ah watch the bleary | ootline | o him, |