Ulster - SYN | Ang | 'uish on tha Moont | |
Central - LAL | he leaves. Poloko watched it, | ang | syne ran forward tae pick it |
Ulster - GUL | proceeds oot o tha leid o tha | Ang | 'les wha wun til Scoatlan roon |
Central - WCE | birlin roond inside her heid | ang | glentin fae her een. It gied |
Central - WCE | ddie cut hissel anither slice | ang | sterted tae eat it. |
Ulster - SYN | maistèrs o tha Laa wus wile | ang | 'rie an heckelt hïm, tryin ta |
Ulster - SYN | maistèr o tha hoose wus wile | ang | 'rie, an toul hïs sarvin man, |
Ulster - SYN | ïn tha Meetin Hoose wus wile | ang | 'rie. An the' ris up, an the' |
Central - WCE | dae the washin and the ironin | ang | redd the hoose and cook the d |
Central - LAL | ed anither door, then anither | ang | anither. There were doors ilk |
Ulster - SYN | rin aa ower tha lan, an God's | ang | 'r wull be agin thïs fowk. Su |
Central - WCE | nd Lavender shook their heids | ang | continued tae stare up at the |
Central - WCE | ured the tea intae baith mugs | ang | pit in the milk. Again she cu |
Ulster - SYN | eidyin o tha Meetin Hoose wus | ang | 'rie, acause Jesus haed healt |
Ulster - SYN | safe.' Tha ouler brither wus | ang | 'rie an wudnae gae ïntae tha |
Ulster - SYN | on you?' His maister wus that | ang | 'rie got, he turnt hïm ower t |
Ulster - SYN | Aboot | ang | 'r |
Central - GLA | ork before I knocked off. You | ang | abaht a minute, then meet me |
Southern - SEA | of Ho Ch’e Ch’ | ang | (659-744) |
Southern - SEA | of Ch’ | ang | Kuo Fan (19th Century) |