 | 1861 - 838 pages
...when he' re say in' hist prayers ; Then he looked i' my face, un' he said, • Has th' boggarts tacn houd o' my dad ? ' An' he cried till hi.s e'en were quite rid ; — He likes theo some weel, docs yon lad ! " At th' lung-length, aw geet 'em laid still ; An'... | |
 | Choice poems - 1862 - 368 pages
...Then he looked i' my faze, an' he said, " Has th' boggarts taen houd o' my dad ?" An' he cried whol his e'en were quite red ; — He likes thee some weel, does yon lad ! At th' lung-length, aw geet 'em laid still ; An' aw hearken't folk's feet at went by ; So aw iron't... | |
 | Edwin Waugh - Songs, English - 1865 - 80 pages
...Then he look'd i' my face, an' he said, " Has th' boggarts taen houd o' my dad ?" An' he cried whol his e'en were quite red ; — He likes thee some weel, does yon lad ! At th' lung-length aw geet 'em laid still ; An' aw hearken't folks' feet at went by ; So aw iron't... | |
 | John Harland - Ballads, English - 1865 - 632 pages
...Then he look'd i' my faze, an' he said, " Has th' boggarts taen houd o' my dad ?" An' he cried whol his een were quite red ; — He likes thee some weel, does yon- lad ! At th' lung-length aw geet him laid still ; An' aw hearkcn't folks' feet 'at went by ; So aw iron'to... | |
 | John Harland - Ballads, English - 1866 - 344 pages
...Then he look'd i' my faze, an' he said, " Has th' boggarts taen houd o' my dad ?" An' he cried whol his een were quite red;— He likes thee some weel, does yon lad! At th' lung-length aw geet him laid still; An' aw hearken't folks' feet 'at went by ; So aw iron'to... | |
 | Lancashire lyrics - 1866 - 342 pages
...Then he look'd i' my faze, an' he said, " Has th' boggarts taen houd o' my dad ? " An' he cried whol his een were quite red ; — He likes thee some weel, does yon lad! At th' lung-length aw geet him laid still ; An' aw hearken't folks' feet 'at went by ; So aw iron'to... | |
 | Edmund Routledge - 1871 - 196 pages
...upstairs ; Thae towd him thae'd bring him a drum, He said, when he're sayin' his prayers ; Then he looked i' my face, an' he said, " Has th' boggarts taen houd...An' he cried till his e'en were quite red ; He likes thce some weel, does yon lad ! At th' lung-length, aw geet em' laid still ; An' aw hearken't folk's... | |
 | Casket - 1873 - 912 pages
...Then he look'd i' my face, an' he said, " Has th' boggarts taen houd o' my dad?" An' he cried whol his e'en were quite red; — He likes thee some weel, does yon lad ! At th' lung-length aw geet 'em laid still; An' aw liearken't folks' feet at went by; So aw iron't... | |
 | John Howard Nodal - English language - 1875 - 340 pages
...checks are grooin thinner, An th' leet has laft thi ее. Lane. Songs: What ails thee, my Son Robin. He cried till his een were quite red. He likes thee some weel, does yon lad ! Ib : Come whoam to thi childer. He oppent a pair o' een as wide as a sheead. Bundle o' Fents, I.,... | |
 | John Howard Nodal, George Milner - English language - 1875 - 330 pages
...cheeks are grooin thinner, An th' leet has laft thi ee. Lane. Songs: What ails thee, my Son Robin. He cried till his een were quite red. He likes thee some weel, does yon lad ! //; : Come whoam to thi childer. lle oppent a pair o' een as wide as a sheead Handle o' Fents, L,... | |
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em laid still ; An' aw hearken't folks' feet at went by ; So aw iron't o' my clooas reet weel, An' aw hanged 'em o'th maiden to dry ; When aw'd mended thi stockin's an... 
