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Shetland
Jamieson, Robert AlanArchipelagos : Poems from Writing the North, (University of Edinburgh 2014 ISBN: 978-0-7486-9755-7) Shetland, poetry nae glansin ee, nae trimmlin haand, on page 14
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Johnson, LaureenAlice's Adventirs in Wonderlaand, (Evertype 2012 ISBN: 978-1782010081) Shetland - Voe, prose da watter, an he seemed ta be trimmlin aa ower wi da gluff at shö w on page 22 Alice) an he said in a peerie trimmlin voice, "Lat wis juist mak da on page 24 "Gadge!" said da Lory, trimmlin as he spak. on page 26 airns wi a voice at wis juist trimmlin, "Come you, bairns! Hit's tim on page 32 jury, an his voice wis low an trimmlin. on page 119
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De Luca, ChristineParallel Worlds: Poems in Shetlandic and English, (Luath 2005 ISBN: 978-1905222131) Shetland, poetry clos trimmlin, an his black shön fornenst on page 100
Forde, Iain W DTraisur Insch (excerpt), (Fons Scotiae 2008) Central, prose lessis aw roun, an gar aw the trimmlin companie leisten til hiz stor on page 5
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Ayrshire
Begg, James A.Alison's Jants in Ferlieland, (Evertype 2014 ISBN: 978-1782010845) Central, prose eed!" cried the Mous, wha wis trimmlin richt doun tae the tip o its on page 22 ocht), an it said in a laich, trimmlin vyee, "We'll gang tae the sho on page 23 !" An a Canary cried oot in a trimmlin vyce tae its weans, "Come awa on page 31 , His vyce taks a tumorous an trimmlin wee soun." on page 44
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Begg, James A.The Man's the Gowd for A' That, (Carn Publishing 2012 ISBN: 978-0956755049) Central, prose m a clatter at the door, an a trimmlin vyce cried oot 'Isabel, Isabe on page 44 Trimmlin wi fear an excitement, he sca on page 51 Hauns an legs trimmlin wi excitement, he cuid hear t on page 59 thochts, and spake in a waik, trimmlin vyce that grew in strength in on page 60
Morrison-Smyth, AnneAlice's Carrants in Wunnerlan, (Evertype 2013 ISBN: 978-1-78201-011-1) Ulster - Ballymoney, prose e wrang, an shae went on in a trimmlin voice: on page 105