Notes to Folk-Speech of Cumberland and Some Districts Adjacent — Reading edition
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T’ REETS ON’T; · Note 1LAL DINAH GRAYSON. · Note 1LAL DINAH GRAYSON. · Note 2JWOHNNY, GIT OOT! · Note 1T’ CLEAN NED O’ KES’ICK. · Note 1T’ CLEAN NED O’ KES’ICK. · Note 2BETTY YEWDALE. (Extract from a Lecture on “The People of the English Lake Country, in their Humorous Aspect.”) · Note 1THE SKULLS OF CALGARTH. A Reminiscence of Windermere. (CHIEFLY IN THE DIALECT OF WESTMORLAND.) · Note 1THE SKULLS OF CALGARTH. A Reminiscence of Windermere. (CHIEFLY IN THE DIALECT OF WESTMORLAND.) · Note 2THE SKULLS OF CALGARTH. A Reminiscence of Windermere. (CHIEFLY IN THE DIALECT OF WESTMORLAND.) · Note 3“A LOCKERBYE LYCKE.”11 (MODERN ANTIQUE.) · Note 1“A LOCKERBYE LYCKE.”11 (MODERN ANTIQUE.) · Note 2“A LOCKERBYE LYCKE.”11 (MODERN ANTIQUE.) · Note 3REMINISCENCES OF LOCKERBIE. · Note 1REMINISCENCES OF LOCKERBIE. · Note 2REMINISCENCES OF LOCKERBIE. · Note 3JOSEPH THOMPSON’S THUMB. AN OLD HARRINGTON STORY. · Note 1JOSEPH THOMPSON’S THUMB. AN OLD HARRINGTON STORY. · Note 2JOSEPH THOMPSON’S THUMB. AN OLD HARRINGTON STORY. · Note 3JOSEPH THOMPSON’S THUMB. AN OLD HARRINGTON STORY. · Note 4JOSEPH THOMPSON’S THUMB. AN OLD HARRINGTON STORY. · Note 5