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adeterminerUS /ə/
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
aboutprepositionUS /əˈbaʊt/
on the subject of; concerning
From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
AndeterminerUS /æn/
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
AndconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
anither
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From this reading * * * * * Cheat who cheat can’s the common rule, Fwoaks a’ cheat yen anither; For he that’s nowther kneave or fuol, God seake! what brought him hither.”
AsconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
Aw
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From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
awn
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
back
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
bang
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From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
beauxiliary verbUS /biː/
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
best
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
brouce
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
broughtnounUS /ˈbrought/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading * * * * * Cheat who cheat can’s the common rule, Fwoaks a’ cheat yen anither; For he that’s nowther kneave or fuol, God seake! what brought him hither.”
can's
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From this reading * * * * * Cheat who cheat can’s the common rule, Fwoaks a’ cheat yen anither; For he that’s nowther kneave or fuol, God seake! what brought him hither.”
cannot
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
Cheat
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From this reading * * * * * Cheat who cheat can’s the common rule, Fwoaks a’ cheat yen anither; For he that’s nowther kneave or fuol, God seake! what brought him hither.”
comes
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
common
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From this reading * * * * * Cheat who cheat can’s the common rule, Fwoaks a’ cheat yen anither; For he that’s nowther kneave or fuol, God seake! what brought him hither.”
cud
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From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
cuddent
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From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
day
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
decent
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
decleynin
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
deevil
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From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
down
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
em
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From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
eneugh
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
England
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From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
Epistle
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From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
everydeterminerUS /ˈevəri/
all the members of a group, with none left out
From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
fash
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
ForprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading * * * * * Cheat who cheat can’s the common rule, Fwoaks a’ cheat yen anither; For he that’s nowther kneave or fuol, God seake! what brought him hither.”
fuol
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From this reading * * * * * Cheat who cheat can’s the common rule, Fwoaks a’ cheat yen anither; For he that’s nowther kneave or fuol, God seake! what brought him hither.”
Fwoaks
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From this reading * * * * * Cheat who cheat can’s the common rule, Fwoaks a’ cheat yen anither; For he that’s nowther kneave or fuol, God seake! what brought him hither.”
ga'un
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
gang
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
gat
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From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
God
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From this reading * * * * * Cheat who cheat can’s the common rule, Fwoaks a’ cheat yen anither; For he that’s nowther kneave or fuol, God seake! what brought him hither.”
grankin
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
greesin
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading * * * * * Cheat who cheat can’s the common rule, Fwoaks a’ cheat yen anither; For he that’s nowther kneave or fuol, God seake! what brought him hither.”
hill
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
himpronounUS /hɪm/
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading * * * * * Cheat who cheat can’s the common rule, Fwoaks a’ cheat yen anither; For he that’s nowther kneave or fuol, God seake! what brought him hither.”
hingin
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
hitheradverbUS /ˈhɪðər/
an old word meaning “to this place”
From this reading * * * * * Cheat who cheat can’s the common rule, Fwoaks a’ cheat yen anither; For he that’s nowther kneave or fuol, God seake! what brought him hither.”
Hout
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
ipronounUS /aɪ/
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
IfconjunctionUS /ɪf/
on condition that; in the event that
From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
keep
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
kneave
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From this reading * * * * * Cheat who cheat can’s the common rule, Fwoaks a’ cheat yen anither; For he that’s nowther kneave or fuol, God seake! what brought him hither.”
Leyfe
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
leyfe's
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
mak
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
man
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
MR
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From this reading MR.
nate
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
New
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From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
norconjunctionUS /nɔːr/
and not; used after a negative to add a second negative
From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
nowght
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
nowther
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From this reading * * * * * Cheat who cheat can’s the common rule, Fwoaks a’ cheat yen anither; For he that’s nowther kneave or fuol, God seake! what brought him hither.”
oft
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
on't
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
OrconjunctionUS /ɔːr/
used to join alternatives or possibilities
From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
ourdeterminerUS /ˈaʊər/
belonging to the speaker and others
From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
Owr
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
pleesin
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
preesin
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
prent
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From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
put
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From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
repeynin
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
rule
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From this reading * * * * * Cheat who cheat can’s the common rule, Fwoaks a’ cheat yen anither; For he that’s nowther kneave or fuol, God seake! what brought him hither.”
s
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
seake
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From this reading * * * * * Cheat who cheat can’s the common rule, Fwoaks a’ cheat yen anither; For he that’s nowther kneave or fuol, God seake! what brought him hither.”
sec
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
sic
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From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
signifies
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
slack
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
snifteran
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
some
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
teasin
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
tek
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
that's
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From this reading * * * * * Cheat who cheat can’s the common rule, Fwoaks a’ cheat yen anither; For he that’s nowther kneave or fuol, God seake! what brought him hither.”
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
thempronounUS /ðem/
the people or things already mentioned, as the object
From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
Then
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
There's
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From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
ToparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
town
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From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
tweynin
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
twistin
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
want
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
wepronounUS /wiː/
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
whatpronounUS /wʌt/
used to ask for information about something
From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
wheels
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From this reading Leyfe, mak’ the best on’t ’s nowght owr pleesin’, As every day some fash comes teasin’, An’ oft eneugh the wheels want greesin’ To keep them ga’un, Then brouce about nor tek sec preesin’ To nate our awn.”
wheynin
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From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
whopronounUS /huː/
which person or people
From this reading * * * * * Cheat who cheat can’s the common rule, Fwoaks a’ cheat yen anither; For he that’s nowther kneave or fuol, God seake! what brought him hither.”
withoutprepositionUS /wɪˈθaʊt/
not having, not using, or not accompanied by
From this reading “Hout, man! what signifies repeynin’, Owr grankin’, snifteran’, twistin’, tweynin’, If down leyfe’s hill we be decleynin’, We cannot slack, Then gang on decent without wheynin’, Or hingin’ back.
wrang
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From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
Year's
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From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
yen
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From this reading _The New Year’s Epistle._ “There’s sic a gang in our town, The deevil cannot wrang them, And cud yen gat ’em put i’ prent Aw England cuddent bang them.
