s'll

"Never mind, my duckie, I s'll look for him in the morning."

Rex 1921

"But I s'll let your mester know," Mrs. Anthony cried after her.

Sons and Lovers 1913

"A fool as runs away for a soldier, let 'im look after' issen; I s'll do no more for 'im."

Sons and Lovers 1913

"At any rate, mother, I s'll never marry," he said.

Sons and Lovers 1913

"I s'll trust her to you, my lad, and hold you responsible for her."

Sons and Lovers 1913

"I s'll die, mother!" be cried, heaving for breath on the pillow.

Sons and Lovers 1913

"No; I s'll leave Nottingham and go abroad -- soon."

Sons and Lovers 1913

I said: 'I s'll have to go now, Walter, because of the train-and the children.'

Sons and Lovers 1913

"I will if you want me to; but I s'll feel a fool."

Sons and Lovers 1913

"An 'I s'll earn eight shillings a week," he said.

Sons and Lovers 1913