utchy

Having discovered that _utchy_ was the Anglo-Saxon

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But perhaps not more singular than that, in Somersetshire at the present time, may be heard for the pronoun I, _utchy_ or _ichè, 'ch, _ and

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Subsequent reflection convinced me that this word, _utchy_, was the Anglo-Saxon _iche_, used as a dissyllable

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Anglo-Saxon _iche_ or _utchy_ and its contracts prevail) _two_ distinct and very different dialects, the boundaries of which are strongly marked by the River _Parret_.

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The lines, of which I desired a copy, contain an exemplification of the use of _utchy_ or _ichè_, used contractedly [see

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