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- phrase archaic, informal
Did ye . - phrase archaic, informal
Do ye .
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Examples
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What the hell d'ye think I'm going on the streets for a night like this?
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And then she's hired them drunken loafers, three of the worst scoundrels that ever disgraced the Solomons -- fifteen quid a month each -- what d'ye think of that?
Chapter 17 2010
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"How d'ye do, Ole," Charley greeted a big blue-shirted Swede who was greasing the jaws of the main gaff with a piece of pork rind.
Charley's Coup 2010
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"What d'ye expect to get for'em?" he asked cautiously.
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What d'ye say, son, to-morrow night you an 'me hustle around an' see how much coin we can gather?
CHAPTER XVII 2010
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Billy says -- an 'what d'ye think he said, with everybody lookin' on an 'Butch with blood in his eye?
CHAPTER VII 2010
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An 'what d'ye think the boy did when he tumbled to it?
Chapter II 2010
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Man, d'ye hear me? — he plays with them, like you an 'me would play with little puppy-dogs.
Chapter II 2010
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"Now, look here, young feller," his interlocutor continued, "d'ye mean to tell me you ever struck it in such-fangled way?"
CHAPTER 28 2010
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-- Say, d'ye remember that day you first told me about wantin 'a horse to ride all your life?
CHAPTER XVIII 2010
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