The Dialect of the West of England; Particularly Somersetshire by James Jennings
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Hagbourn, Berkshire; and Minister of Calcott Donative,
Somersetshire. TO THA DWELLERS O' THA WEST, Tha Fruit o' longvul labour, years, In theA¤ze veo leaves at last appears. Ta you, tha dwellers o' tha West, I'm pleas'd that thAc shood be addresst: Vor thaw I now in Lunnan dwell, I mine ye still--I love ye well; And niver, niver sholl vorget I vust drAcw'd breath in _Zummerzet_; Amangst ye liv'd, and left ye zorry, As you'll knaw when you hire my storry. TheA¤ze little book than take o' me; 'Tis Acll I hAc just now ta gee An when you rade o' _Tommy Gool_, Or _Tommy Came_, or _Pal_ at school, Or _Mr. Guy_, or _Fanny Fear_,-- I thenk you'll shod vor her a tear) _Tha Rookery_, or _Mary's Crutch_, Tha cap o' which I love ta touch, You'll vine that I do not vorget My naatal swile--dear Zummerzet. JAS. JENNINGS. |
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