Doric - MNA | the mistress o Steenhillock, | stoot | kyne, bit cairriet it weel. H |
Doric - DOR | icht wis weel furrit fen cat, | stoot | an stappit fou, wun hame. At |
Doric - MNA | at things. Ye'r mair stumpy, | stoot | an ginger." |
Central - LAL | their arras up in aisy reach. | Stoot | Ragnar an Grettir Thorkellsso |
Central - LAL | k themsels wi the richt gear. | Stoot | stieve buits, a jaiket tae ha |
Central - LAL | A | stoot | hert for a stey brae. Thaim t |
Doric - MNA | ae Leddrach tae choose ain, a | stoot | aik kist. Sam Mathers the jyn |
Central - LAL | iled tae the Tolbooth door. A | stoot | warnin agin sic defiance. Exc |
Central - LAL | looked prood at bein cried a | stoot | and helpfu bear, and said, bl |
Doric - NNA | ig job fin the wifie wiz affa | stoot | wi elephint thighs ,ye hid ta |
Orkney - ORK | a billowy summer frock when a | stoot | simmet wid be a wiser plan. |
Doric - MNA | uits, makkin a bee-line fur a | stoot | , reid-fuskered planter coddli |
Central - LAL | n 17C Scotland whaur he wis a | stoot | supporter fur the Covenantin |
Doric - DOR | near empty. She wis a | stoot | birkie, echty year auld or ma |
Central - LAL | it in the strae. Clover wis a | stoot | mitherly mare comin up on the |
Doric - MNA | teen up tae hivven, he set a | stoot | face tae gyang tae Jerusalem |
Central - SEC | anice intae my life. Gie iz a | stoot | hert tae can ask her oot whan |
Central - SEC | "Ma loddie needs a guid | stoot | wife at his haun', ye ken." S |
Doric - MNA | tar bairn, her buits war guid | stoot | leather, made bi the soutar o |
Central - LAL | ase, oh please, be strang, be | stoot | , |
Doric - ABN | airt and oot fae them cam wee | stoot | deukies wi affa smaa leggies. |
Central - LAL | tie Jarl o Orkney, Sigurd the | Stoot | .' |
Doric - MNA | ually go fir - a bit oan the | stoot | side bit pleasant an bonny en |
Orkney - ORK | wae some very fine folk o the | Stoot | neem. Mibbe yur ain folk. I l |
Doric - MNA | n nae heich brae far the roch | stoot | wins cud get a gweed skelp at |
Doric - MNA | orn-oot bodie: Ah eesed te bi | stoot | bit noo ere's naethin o ma; A |
Doric - MNA | rship him wi nae fears, an wi | stoot | herts afore him, aa e days o |
Ulster - EUL | Whuskin's roaks stan prood an | stoot | |
Central - LAL | he yelloched for her Huntsman | stoot | . |
Central - SEC | Bit, stannin | stoot | , undauntit, he |
Central - EDN | lave o the pairty wis weirin | stoot | buits, an Beatrice juist had |
Central - AYR | it pleadingly intae the een o | stoot | buirdly chiels an said "Gie's |
Doric - MNA | He's shewed foo | stoot | is his airm; |
Doric - MNA | o Nazareth. E bairnie grew up | stoot | an a gey clivver chiel an God |
Central - AYR | lichtlie thaim. Yin wes ower | stoot | , "Whit a hogget!"she said. Th |
Doric - DOR | I dinna wint cider or | stoot | |
Orkney - ORK | And sheu's | stoot | , wi a gammy leg. |
Doric - MNA | Mither's mam wis | stoot | an waarm an wore a flooery ov |
Doric - DOR | the ootline o yer grandma’s | stoot | body, ye mindlessly and quiet |
Shetland - SHD | stops ta supp some Sweethert | Stoot | |
Central - LAL | ma thrapple felt ticht. I saw | Stoot | Ragnar an Grettir lowp ontae |