"Send it _once_ this morning, dooke." Send it this morning.
"I _do_ know what they be." [=I don't know]
"Harnt thee got nareon." Have not you got one.
"Nice day izzent it?"--"Yes it is sure."
_Thee_ and _thou_ for _you_.
_Crockerty_, china.--"I've torn my crockerty."
_Terrible_, very.--"Lard! they be terrible dear."
_Torn_, broke.
_Hogo_, smell.
"_What a book of clothes._" What a large wash.
_Barm_, yeast.
_Caddling_, teazing, chattering.
"_Mud the child up, dooke._" Bring up the child by hand.
"_Lard, the child's got the white mouth._" The child's got the
thrush.
_Shrammed_, perished.--"I was half shrammed on the downs[2]."
_Tatees_, potatoes. "I do want a gallon of tatees."
_Figged Pudding_, plum pudding.
_Handy_, near.--Handy ten o'clock.
_Monthly Magazine_, Sept. 1814.