| Central - EDN |
| whyt | -waash aw owre hiz blak furr, |
| Central - EDN |
corss ae chaft, a mirkie blae- | whyt | . A mynd him luikin roun the y |
| Central - SEC |
K’nicht at Hunterston, the | Whyt | K’nicht at Dounreay, the |
| Central - EDN |
eid, an a creill contenin the | whyt | breid, the lamm an the bottil |
| Central - SEC |
lillie | whyt | thies. The lads waffed ower t |
| Central - SEC |
aes o a meinister complete wi | whyt | nek. |
| Central - EDN |
a mair dirk marmore inset wi | whyt | inkervit desings. Skailed abo |
| Central - EDN |
It wes pentit bew outsyde an | whyt | athin, an wes juist the bouk |
| Central - SEC |
blak an | whyt | kye. At ane en o the gairden |
| Central - EDN |
heirs, wi a birss an a pail o | whyt | -waash; ontil he hed stour in |
| Central - EDN |
habuliment, at wes the litt o | whyt | fyre, gied hir the kest o a c |
| Central - EDN |
issell. ‘This is bettir nir | whyt | -waashin!’ The sunnschein st |
| Central - EDN |
doctour, wi'z pouther as | whyt | as snaw, an hiz bricht, blak |
| Central - SEC |
its braid, cleukit feit, its | whyt | cullour. |
| Central - EDN |
an declered he hed aften coft | whyt | breid fur the cuddie whan he |
| Central - EDN |
jaggin at him an whusperin ‘ | Whyt | -waash!’ he sumgates cuid an |