Central - WCE | Taeward | the hills, whaur the land mee | |
Central - LAL | Taeward | the Sun? | |
Central - LAL | lestones, past the tenements, | taeward | the Clyde. The cranes are so |
Central - LAL | e. For nou the sun had birled | taeward | his bed in the West but it st |
Central - LAL | otor and turns his heid roond | taeward | me. 'Ah dinnae fink Aunty Mar |
Central - LAL | is that the unnerlyin warmth | taeward | the Greens micht cause an une |
Central - EDN | ime later, Allan tramped back | taeward | the intersection, no relishin |
Doric - MNA | e eis, eis monster wis baaken | taeward | 's eis. Eit's starn caim tae a |
Central - LAL | tae stell the dresser dauncin | taeward | him wi wee stotterin steps an |
Central - EDN | 'd be an important first step | taeward | linguistic equality. It sens |
Central - LAL | Isla retches as she gestures | taeward | the men's bathroom. The smell |
Central - LAL | As the car rolls | taeward | Donald's grave, ah watch Stel |
Central - SEC | Mawhinney scliddert sidyweys | taeward | Fatty stull haudin the ruggy |
Central - SEC | , wha's name wis Tam sklentit | taeward | the wag o the wa in the baur |
Doric - DOR | ng happened. Her faither bent | taeward | her mither an he said, 'I aye |
Central - WCE | He stept | taeward | it, stopt, an then turnt back |
Central - SEC | t o the bairn.” She gesturt | taeward | the boay. Wullie’s Dad birl |
Central - SEC | ty micht no forgie ony sneist | taeward | hes ain anyntit an appyntit a |
Central - LAL | d jokin, she only hus loyalty | taeward | hursel. It sums up hur weak-m |