IN PENNSYLVANIA. CORRECTED

I seen him. Have you saw him I _saw_ him. Have you _seen_ him?

Yes, I have saw him wunst; and that Yes, _once_; and that was before

was before you seed him. you _saw_ him.

I done my task. Have you did I _have_ done my task. Have you

yours? No, but I be to do it. _done_ yours? No, but I _must_.

I be to be there. He know'd me. I _shall_ be there; or, I _must_

be there. He _knew_ me.

Leave me be, for Ime afear'd. _Let_ me be, for I _am afraid_.

I never took notice to it. I never took notice _of_ it: or,

better thus, I never _noticed_ it.

I wish I haddent did it; howsumever, I wish I _had not done_ it:

I don't keer: they cant skeer me. _however, I disregard them_. They

_cannot scare_ me.

Give me them there books. Give me _those_ books.

He ort to go; so he ort. He _ought_ to go, _really_.

No he orten. He _ought_ not.

Dont scrouge me. Don't _crowd_ me.

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