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In th'past, ye worried about th'things an' people closest t'ye an', while ye may have given thought t' th'plight o' others in th'scant news ye received, there was naught ye could do about it personally.

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"And mornin 't'ye, young'un," Bazie said genially.

Take A Thief Lackey, Mercedes 2001

"And mornin 't'ye, young'un," Bazie said genially.

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Goddess of Beauty, By dint of ill language, will prove the more true t'ye; Be civil, you'd best, or I vow by my placket, I'll make the god

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Come, sir, we don't mind ceremonies in the country -- here, sir, my service t'ye.

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If ye say no too early he'll be on t'ye like a ton o 'pig-iron.

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Stop your clack, and be damn'd t'ye, and hear me complain.

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Low as your knees, I therefore lift my hands t'ye, that ye neither make sport of our night-worship, nor dishonour the mysteries of so many years, which,

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"So here y'are, master, and good luck t'ye!" said John and with scarce a rustle, swift and stealthy as an Indian, he was gone and I alone in the gloom.

Martin Conisby's Vengeance Jeffery Farnol 1915

"Be damned, t'ye, Joel for a lily-livered dog!" growled a great, bony fellow, "Here's good an island as man can want --"

Black Bartlemy's Treasure Jeffery Farnol 1915