FANNY.

Ees, at the stile, because I shoulden vall,

He took me hold to help me down, that's all;

An' I can't zee what very mighty harm

He could ha' done a-lendèn me his eärm.

An' as vor kissèn o' me, if he did,

I didden ax en to, nor zay he mid:

An' if he kiss'd me dree times, or a dozen,

What harm wer it? Why idden he my cousin?

An' I can't zee, then, what there is amiss

In cousin Jem's jist gi'èn me a kiss.

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