Suffolk notes and queries Volume 2 - Tapa blanda

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1877 Excerpt: ...a cryin' for." "That oon't dew me noo good if I dew" says she. "Yew doon't know that" that said an' twirled that's tail round. "Well" says she "that oon't dew no harm, if that doon't dew no good" and she upped and told ahout the pies an' the skeins an' everything. "This is what I'll dew" says the little hlack thing, "I'll come to yar winder iv'ry mornin' an' take the flax I an' hring it spun at night." "What's your pay P" says she. That looked out o' the corners o' that's eyesjan' that said: "I'll give you three gnesses every night to gness my name, an' if you hain't gnessed it afore the month's up, yew shall he mine." Well, she thowt she'd he sure to gness that's name afore the month was up. "All right," says she " I agree," "Allright" that says, an' lork! how that twirled that's tail. Well, the next day, har hushand he took her inter the room, an' there was the flax an the day's vittles. "Now there's the flax"says he "an' il that ain't spun up this night off goo yar hid." An' then he went out an' locked the door. 1 He'd hardly goon, when there was a kuockiu' agin the winder. She upped and she oped it, and there sure enongh was the little oo'd thing a settin' on the ledge. "Where', the flax P" says he. "Here te he," says she. And she gonned it to him. Well, come the erenin', a knockin' come agin to the winder. She upped an she oped it and there were the little oo'd thing, with five akeins of flax on his arm. "Here te he," sajs he, an' he gonned it to her. "Now, what's my name?" saya he. "What, is that Bill P " says she. "Noo, that ain't," says he. An' he twirled hi...