| Ulster - EUL | es. She turnt aff the lichts, | walkt | intae the haal, pit the chain |
| Ulster - EUL | he windae as the laundry maid | walkt | by. |
| Ulster - EUL | Grace | walkt | intae the scullery an sat on |
| Ulster - EUL | l the storm, but instead, she | walkt | tae the kitchen tae git the p |
| Ulster - EUL | there hastenin hir pace. She | walkt | tae the bak dure an |
| Ulster - EUL | an guardians o hir mine. She | walkt | tae the windae an stapt. The |
| Central - SWE | as she | walkt | |
| Ulster - EUL | wistin aroon the rocks as she | walkt | tae the kelp hut. She leukt i |
| Ulster - EUL | Alfie | walkt | tae hir chair an lifted the s |
| Ulster - EUL | Maisie | walkt | tae the larder in the sculler |
| Ulster - EUL | Maisie | walkt | on an catcht up wi Sally, who |
| Ulster - EUL | Maisie | walkt | anent hir ma in silence. The |
| Ulster - EUL | Maisie | walkt | taewart the kitchen an shiver |
| Ulster - EUL | Mar Did ye plan this whan we | walkt | aroon Newington Avenue thegit |
| Ulster - EUL | Maisie nodded an | walkt | Esther tae the motor. There w |
| Ulster - EUL | Maisie exhaled an | walkt | oot the dure, castin aff the |
| Ulster - EUL | kissed his cheek, stuid up an | walkt | tae the dure. Maisie tugged E |
| Ulster - EUL | twelve oors. She stuid up an | walkt | tae the end o the bed whaur w |
| Ulster - EUL | a brush o hir index finger an | walkt | bak doonstairs; hir mine awas |
| Ulster - EUL | uive the unsettlin memries an | walkt | bak tae the stove in the kitc |
| Ulster - EUL | he railin o the bathin box an | walkt | bare-fit doon the slipway. Hi |
| Central - AYR | Then | walkt | around yer braid girth widder |
| Central - DUN | that | walkt | thir gaits afore me |
| Ulster - EUL | a distance ahint them as they | walkt | alangside the pastel-coloured |