Dere

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"Dere is somet'ing dere," he affirmed, when the rhythmed vagaries of his mind touched the secret chords of Bâtard's being and brought forth the long lugubrious howl.

BÂTARD 2010
Dere is a professional model and advertising executive.

USATODAY.com 2002
I suspect it isn't a very great book, because a Philadelphia schoolgirl has written a reply to it called Dere Bill, which is said to be as good as the original.

The Haunted Bookshop 1918
"Dere is somet'ing dere," he affirmed, when the rhythmed vagaries of his mind touched the secret chords of Bâtard's being and brought forth the long lugubrious howl.

Batard 1904
"Dere is somet'ing dere," he affirmed, when the rhythmed vagaries of his mind touched the secret chords of the dog's being and brought forth the long, lugubrious howl.

Diable - A Dog 1902
"Dere is more reasons for t'ings, den Maria can make out," – she said thoughtfully.

Daisy 1868
Dere is much contrairy in dis world, – fact, dere is!

Daisy 1868
Dere is more will miss you than me; and there is somebody there who wants you to take care of her.

The Hills of the Shatemuc 1856
"Dere is nozing is no trifle," said Mr. Herder, coming in from the other room.

The Hills of the Shatemuc 1856
Dere is much good among de world – dere might be more – a good deal.

The Hills of the Shatemuc 1856