Yorkshire Ditties, First Series - To Which Is Added The Cream Of Wit And Humour From His Popular Writings by John Hartley
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Mi sissy wants her poridge,
An' its time shoo had em too, But th' foir's gooan aght an' th' mail's all done-- Aw dooant know what to do. An' O, my mammy's varry cold-- Just come an' touch her arm: Aw've done mi best to hap her up, But connot mak her warm. Mi daddy he once fell asleep, An' niver wakken'd moor: Aw saw 'em put him in a box, An' tak him aght o' th' door. He niver comes to see us nah, As once he used to do, An' let'mi ride upon his back-- Me, an' mi sissy too. An' if they know mi mammy sleeps, Soa cold, an' white, an' still, Aw'm feeard they'll come an' fotch her, sir; O, sir, aw'm feard they will! Aw happen could get on misen, For aw con work a bit, But little sissy, sir, yo see, Shoo's' varra young as yet. |
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