W'at

"W'at you sees, boy?" said Aunt Dorah, looking in the direction indicated.

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Aided by a cane, she managed to drag her aged limbs up to the house to see "W'at dat ar 'was dey all make such a fuss' bout."

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W'at time does yo'all wan 'breakfas' in de mornin '?'

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W'at ye got thet red flag out the keepin'-room winder fur?

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"W'at I don 'know is how to tell the kid," said Bert.

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“W'at d'ye say we go up to where the firm is and beat the rest of 'em to it!”

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Missis -- en she sezs, "W'at ez de matter wid you?"

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"W'at 'ud I cut for to de swamps, d' ye s'pose?" she said, slapping the soles of her feet in her emphasis, and pausing for breath.

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(W'at did I know ob a mammy dat wuz tuk fum me at six weeks ole).

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"W'at I like," Mr. Winship said, his frosty blue eyes twinkling with enjoyment, "is to see Sis here gittin 'a good dose o' home folks; do her more good'n med'cine."

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