Poems And Lancashire Songs
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19 To toar on bi tier-sel', to drag on wearily by herself, or, alone I I OWD ENOCH.
But th' doctor dropt in to look at her one day, When hoo're rockin' bith' side of an odd cup o' tay. * Derry down.
x.
" Well, Betty, " said th' doctor, " heaw dun yo get on ?
I 'm soory to yer 'at yo'n lost yo'r owd mon : What complaint had he, Betty?" Says hoo, "I caun't tell ; We ne'er had no doctor ; he dee'd of his-sel'. " 21 Derry down.
XI.
" Ay, Betty, " said th' doctor ;. " there's one thing quite sure ; ...Owd age is a thing that no physic can cure : 30 Bith side ov an odd cup o' lay, by the side of a lonely cup of tea.
81 We ne'er had no doctor ; he dee'd ov his-sel', we never had OWD ENOCH. 043 Fate will have . Her way, lass, do o' that we con, When th' time's up, we's ha' to sign o'er, an' be gone. " 22 Deny down.
XII.
" Both winter an' summer th' owd mower's at wark, 23 Sidin' folk eawt o' seet, 21 both bi dayleet an' dark ? He's slavin' away while we're snorin' i' bed ; An' he'd slash at a king, if it coom in his yed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
19 To toar on bi tier-sel', to drag on wearily by herself, or, alone I I OWD ENOCH.
But th' doctor dropt in to look at her one day, When hoo're rockin' bith' side of an odd cup o' tay. * Derry down.
x.
" Well, Betty, " said th' doctor, " heaw dun yo get on ?
I 'm soory to yer 'at yo'n lost yo'r owd mon : What complaint had he, Betty?" Says hoo, "I caun't tell ; We ne'er had no doctor ; he dee'd of his-sel'. " 21 Derry down.
XI.
" Ay, Betty, " said th' doctor ;. " there's one thing quite sure ; ...Owd age is a thing that no physic can cure : 30 Bith side ov an odd cup o' lay, by the side of a lonely cup of tea.
81 We ne'er had no doctor ; he dee'd ov his-sel', we never had OWD ENOCH. 043 Fate will have . Her way, lass, do o' that we con, When th' time's up, we's ha' to sign o'er, an' be gone. " 22 Deny down.
XII.
" Both winter an' summer th' owd mower's at wark, 23 Sidin' folk eawt o' seet, 21 both bi dayleet an' dark ? He's slavin' away while we're snorin' i' bed ; An' he'd slash at a king, if it coom in his yed.
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