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Yorkshire Tales. Third Series - Amusing sketches of Yorkshire Life in the Yorkshire Dialect by John Hartley
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at liberty to goa an find a better. It's noa use a woman tryin to be a
gooid wife at this day, for they get noa better thowt on. If they did,
tha'd think moor o' me nor tha does!"

"Aw dooant see ha aw could do that, lass, for tha nivver gives me a
chonce to forget thi unless its when awm asleep, an net oft then, for if
tha doesn't want one thing tha wants another, an awm allus fain to do
what aw con for thi, but tha'rt nivver satisfied for long together. Aw
wonder sometimes what aw gate wed for."

"Aw've been wonderin that for a deal o' years. Th' fact is aw dooant
know what sich chaps live for. If aw wor a man aw should like to be able
to luk back an think awd done a gooid turn to mi fellow-man."

"Aw think aw did that when aw wed thee."

"It wor th' best thing tha ivver did for thisen, an tha knows it! But
awm net gooin to waste mi time tawkin to thee for tha arn't worth it.
Has ta made up thi mind what tha'rt baan to have for thi supper?"

"Owt 'll do for me."

"As tha seems to care soa little abaat it, suppooas tha gooas withaat
for a change."

"All reight, lass. Just do as tha likes."

"Aw connot do as aw like, if aw could aw should have summat to ait, for
aw've hardly put a bite into mi heead this day, an ther's nowt ith'
haase aw can touch, an awm too tired to goa aght for owt, an aw've nubdy
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