Cummerland Talk Being Short Tales And Rhymes in the Dialect of That County T
Cummerland Talk Being Short Tales And Rhymes in the Dialect of That County T
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68 LORD ! SEK A LAUGH I GAT LAST WEEK.
Lord ! sek a laugh I gat last week, At that bit lad iv oors ; He's sek a thing as nivver yet I saw gang oot o' doors.
I hed a lock o' sheep to clip, An' he wad gang an' catch ; Thinks I, laal diwel as thoo is, Thoo'll mebby git thee match.
Ye wad ha' been devartit, barn, (He's nobbut six year auld, ) To see 'im buckle an auld yowe, An' hing on aw roond t' fauld.
Lord! sek a laugh I gat last week. 69 He tugg't an' held, an' whing't an' held ; I laugh' t til...l I was wake ; Cush, barn ! I thowt he wad be leamm't, An' sent 'im off to laik.
He went to t' scheull ya efterneunn, An' it's true as I's here, He larn't far mair nor some 'ill deli, 'At gang for hofe a year.
He's flate o' nowte ; he'll tak a stick, An' gang to fetch t' kye in ; For aw we hev t' bull in t' seame field, He dussent care a pin.
He went to fetch t' auld meer ya day, It was a reet good brek ; When wi' his helter he gat theer, He cudden't reach t' yat sneck.
7o Lord! sek a laugh I gat last week.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
68 LORD ! SEK A LAUGH I GAT LAST WEEK.
Lord ! sek a laugh I gat last week, At that bit lad iv oors ; He's sek a thing as nivver yet I saw gang oot o' doors.
I hed a lock o' sheep to clip, An' he wad gang an' catch ; Thinks I, laal diwel as thoo is, Thoo'll mebby git thee match.
Ye wad ha' been devartit, barn, (He's nobbut six year auld, ) To see 'im buckle an auld yowe, An' hing on aw roond t' fauld.
Lord! sek a laugh I gat last week. 69 He tugg't an' held, an' whing't an' held ; I laugh' t til...l I was wake ; Cush, barn ! I thowt he wad be leamm't, An' sent 'im off to laik.
He went to t' scheull ya efterneunn, An' it's true as I's here, He larn't far mair nor some 'ill deli, 'At gang for hofe a year.
He's flate o' nowte ; he'll tak a stick, An' gang to fetch t' kye in ; For aw we hev t' bull in t' seame field, He dussent care a pin.
He went to fetch t' auld meer ya day, It was a reet good brek ; When wi' his helter he gat theer, He cudden't reach t' yat sneck.
7o Lord! sek a laugh I gat last week.
What to read after Cummerland Talk Being Short Tales And Rhymes in the Dialect of That County T?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richardson John to read onlineMoreLess
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