Yorkshire Dialect Poems 1673 1915 And Traditional Poems
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(28) Frae t' banks go fetch me a weam-tow(29)My nowt's(30) e'en wrecken'd, he'll not dow. (31) E'en wellanerin!(32) for my nowt, For syke a musan(33) ne'er was wrowt. Put t' wyes(34) amell(35) yon stirks an' steers I' t' owmer, (36) an' sneck the lear-deers. (37)See if Goff Hyldroth be gain-hand (38)Thou helterful, (39) how dares ta stand! LASS. He'll coom belive, (40) or aibles titter, (41)For when he hard i' what a twitter(42)Your poor owse lay, he took his flailAn' hang'd 't by t' swipple(43...) on a nail;An' teuk a mell(44) fra t' top o' t' wharns(45)An' sware he'd ding your owse i' t' harns. (46)He stack his shak-fork up i' t' esins(47)An' teuk his jerkin off o' t' gresins. (48)Then teuk his mittens, reached his bill, An' off o' t' yune-head(49) teuk a swill(50)To kep t' owse blude in. Leuk, he's coom. AWD WIFE. Than reach a thivel(51) or a strum(52)To stir his blude; stand not to tauk. Hing t' reckans(53) up o' t' rannel-bauk. (54)God ye good-morn, Goff; I's e'en fainYou'll put my owse out o' his pain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(28) Frae t' banks go fetch me a weam-tow(29)My nowt's(30) e'en wrecken'd, he'll not dow. (31) E'en wellanerin!(32) for my nowt, For syke a musan(33) ne'er was wrowt. Put t' wyes(34) amell(35) yon stirks an' steers I' t' owmer, (36) an' sneck the lear-deers. (37)See if Goff Hyldroth be gain-hand (38)Thou helterful, (39) how dares ta stand! LASS. He'll coom belive, (40) or aibles titter, (41)For when he hard i' what a twitter(42)Your poor owse lay, he took his flailAn' hang'd 't by t' swipple(43...) on a nail;An' teuk a mell(44) fra t' top o' t' wharns(45)An' sware he'd ding your owse i' t' harns. (46)He stack his shak-fork up i' t' esins(47)An' teuk his jerkin off o' t' gresins. (48)Then teuk his mittens, reached his bill, An' off o' t' yune-head(49) teuk a swill(50)To kep t' owse blude in. Leuk, he's coom. AWD WIFE. Than reach a thivel(51) or a strum(52)To stir his blude; stand not to tauk. Hing t' reckans(53) up o' t' rannel-bauk. (54)God ye good-morn, Goff; I's e'en fainYou'll put my owse out o' his pain.
What to read after Yorkshire Dialect Poems 1673 1915 And Traditional Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic Moorman to read onlineMoreLess
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