| Summary: | more det, substitute Young birds a-veather'd be, An',stronger gitttin' ev'ry day, Zum hops about vrem sprey ta sprey, While moore can peck an' vlee; An' wold ones, . Da whistle . A hunder'd vloods th' burdge had stood That zum ev stwone an' moore ev 'ood Had hurt er wash'd away;-- Th' dairy-voke be up'n about, An' busy all as bees; Zum's 'way 'n th' groun' an' zum's at huome Te mek th' budd'r an' cheese, . Zum zed ee was a wold Lard's son, An' talk'd how urch ee _ood_ be, While other's sim'd ta zay ee was No bedder than ee shood be. "are really . written in the particular _variety_ of that dialect which prevails in the neighbourhood of Axminster, the most [reverse] easterly town of Devonshire, on the immediate borders of Somerset and Dorset." " to preserve a few specimens of a dialect with which he has from childhood been familiar." PRINTED ITEM W.K. Nov. 69 Used I and Sup Used I and Sup Not used Reverse side of M_14328
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