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Kirkham, Samuel

"English Grammar in Familiar Lectures"

He _knew_ me.
Leave me be, for Ime afear'd. _Let_ me be, for I _am afraid_.
I never took notice to it. I never took notice _of_ it: or,
better thus, I never _noticed_ it.
I wish I haddent did it; howsumever, I wish I _had not done_ it:
I don't keer: they cant skeer me. _however, I disregard them_. They
_cannot scare_ me.
Give me them there books. Give me _those_ books.
He ort to go; so he ort. He _ought_ to go, _really_.
No he orten. He _ought_ not.
Dont scrouge me. Don't _crowd_ me.
I diddent go to do it. I _did not intend_ to do it.
Aint that a good hand write? _Is not_ that _beautiful writing_?
Nan? I know'd what he meant, but _What_? I _knew_ what he meant, but
I never let on. I _kept that to myself_.
It is a long mile to town. Ah! I It is a _little over_ a mile to
thought 'twas unle a short mile. town. Ah! I _supposed it to be less
than_ a mile.


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