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Ilka, or Ilk, S, each.

“_Ilka_ blade o’ grass keps its ain drop o’ dew.”

Proverb, and Song by _J. Ballantyne_.

Intak, C, a piece of land taken in from the common.

“T’ _intak’s_ t’ best o’ t’ grund,”—Said by a Dale-farmer.

Iverly, C, everly, continuously.

“How often do you take your ale?” “Yall? I’ tak it _iverly_!“

”_Iverly?_” “Ey, ebben endways away!”

Part of a professional conversation.

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