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Wit, Character, Folklore & Customs of the North Riding of Yorkshire

Note 66 — Chapter XII · IDIOMS AND THE PECULIAR USE OF CERTAIN WORDS

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‘Ower,’ adv. too; ‘ower’ nearly always takes the place of ‘too.’ ‘Ower mich,’ ‘ower monny apples,’ ‘ower big a load,’ ‘ower larl,’ ‘ower au’d,’ &c.

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