Is bullied an' blamed for a mich smaller fault? Why should a prince be excused, when a peasant What does it matter if truth be unpleasant? Out wi' them doctrines 'at taich o' fair dealins! Souls may be lost wol yor choosin' yor words! Give it 'em hot, an be hanged to ther feelins! Storm-tossed, sails rent, an reckonin' lost, Place all the blame,-yo'll place it reightly,įor monny years we've stretched our tether,Īw've lost faith, an' tha'll do th' same,Īw've travelled East, West, North, an South, Lines on Receiving a Bunch of Wild Hyacinths by Post. A nop tickle illusion.Īngels of Sunderland. Lines, on finding a butterfly in a weaving shed. This collection of dialect verses is dedicated,Ī Tale for th' Childer, on Christmas Eve.

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