Yauld

There the shepherds they are gathering up wi 'monie a guid yauld grew, ❋ Unknown (1998)

` ` Od, ance I gat a wee soupled yestreen, I was as yauld as an eel. ❋ Unknown (1845)

But there's mony yauld chields amang thae volunteers; and I mauna say muckle about them that's no weel and no very able, because I am something that gate mysell --- But we'se do our best. '' ❋ Unknown (1845)

It's true, she's as poor's a sang-maker and as hard's a kirk, and tipper-taipers when she taks the gate, first like a lady's gentlewoman in a minuwae, or a hen on a het girdle; but she's a yauld, poutherie ❋ Robert Burns (1777)

a coble, and a _yauld_ old Celt, its master, and are rowed across to ❋ John Brown (1846)

"Od, ance I gat a wee soupled yestreen, I was as yauld as an eel. ❋ Walter Scott (1801)

But there's mony yauld chields amang thae volunteers; and I mauna say muckle about them that's no weel and no very able, because I am something that gate mysell -- But we'se do our best. " ❋ Walter Scott (1801)

But there’s mony yauld chields amang thae volunteers; and I mauna say muckle about them that’s no weel and no very able, because I am something that gate mysell — But we’se do our best.” ❋ Unknown (1584)

“Od, ance I gat a wee soupled yestreen, I was as yauld as an eel. ❋ Unknown (1584)