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I am all broak up and fitles for anything. the kin ses Abe is luny.

An Atlantic Scandal 2006

Sonnet en '- yx' opens with the phrase ses purs ongles

British Blogs 2009

Dey lit on dem ho'ses 'twell [HW correction: till] dey looked like dey wuz live [HW correction: alive] wid varmints.

Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves, North Carolina Narratives, Part 1 Various

A French word it was, 'e ses, meaning' dearie, 'as it were.

Living Alone Stella Benson 1912

A man comes to you an 'ses' e's found grace, and you find 'im a nice, easy, comfortable living.

More Cargoes 1897 1903

A man comes to you an 'ses' e's found grace, and you find 'im a nice, easy, comfortable living.

Sea Urchins 1903

Bumole, the Spirit of Night, was heard afar on high, and Nibauchset (P.), the Night-Walker, shone over all, that the two brides lay in an oak opening of the forest, and looked at P'ses'muk, the Stars, and talked about them even as children might do.

Algonquin Legends of New England Charles Godfrey Leland 1863

"''Old your noise, Beauty, while your elders is speaking,' ses 'is uncle, and I could see' e was struck with the idea.

Light Freights 1903

"He ses, 'Bill Lurgy,' ses 'ee,' tha's a daicent fella, an 'we do'ant want to cut hes windpipe.

The Birthright Joseph Hocking 1898

Wisawaioo P'ses'm (P.), the Great Yellow Star, for I love the large stars. "

Algonquin Legends of New England Charles Godfrey Leland 1863