10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COCKLEERT»
Discover the use of
cockleert in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cockleert and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Report and Transactions of the Devonshire Association for ...
Zoon arter Cockleert ” (= soon after cock-light, i.e. daybreak), Baird, i. 29. “ Avore
tha coek-leart” (=before the cocklight), Rock, 4. “By cockleert, or a vore,” Look, 11.
“ Then ha wis corl ” ( : then he was caught), Baird, i. 32. “ Us wur cort,” Rock, 20.
Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art, 1875
2
Report and Transactions
Natur's cheeld," Pulman, 33. " Avore tha cock-leart " ( = before the cock-light, or
daybreak), Rock, 4. " Zoon arter cockleert," Baird, i. 29. "By cockleert, or a vore,"
Lock, 11. " Tell en doitmreert " ( = tell him downright), Lock, 24. " Tha hads a cort
en ...
3
The Gentleman's Magazine Library: Being a Classified ...
He'll meet tha in the vuzzy-park coander be cockleert, or avore, chell warndy. W.
Tell ma wone word o' Neckle Halse, chell skull tha, tha hastn't a be' a skull'd zo
vor wone while. Ya gurt fustilugs ! The old Mag Dawkins es but a huckmuck to tha
...
George Laurence Gomme, Frank Alexander Milne, A. C. Bickley, 1884
4
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
Zee," he continued, "cockleert be on the creep." Spreading his mackintosh on the
ground, and placing his pack near it for her to rest against, he persuaded her to
sit down. " There ! " he exclaimed soothingly, "let us bide and watch a bit. Nater is
...
5
Letters & Poems Tu Es Brither Jan: In the Devonshire Dialect
carr, carry cheel,"child clayn, clean clipper, a knock cockleert, daybreak com'd,
came cort, caught crayturs, creatures cud, could ettd'n, couldn't c«t, acute cuz,
because conkerbul, an icicle Drat et, ods rot it paps, image darter, daughter
deeve, ...
"Zee," he continued, " cockleert be on the creep." Spreading his mackintosh on
the ground, and placing his pack near it for her to rest against, he persuaded her
to sit down. " There ! " he exclaimed soothingly, " let us bide and watch a bit.
7
Tales of Dunstáble Weir
Howsomever, I woke him at cockleert the next morning. "If go you must," I said, "
you'd best go now. Creep up, contrivy and hide behind a tree, and if so be the
Lord stands your friend, no one will clap eyes on He gapnested me full in the face
for ...
In Nathan Hogg's poems there are a few genuine provincial words, such as
cockleert, dimmet, drat, dyver'd, gawken, hulking, kindiddled, paking, pillamy,
rayweit, vanty cheeny, vurslcd, wuck, wnp, whacker; but more might have been ...
Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art, 1863
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A History of English Sounds from the Earliest Period, ...
Zwer thy Torn,4 or else tha tedst net cany5 whome6 thy Pad, and meet7 Neckle
liaise by tha Wey. He'll meet tha in the Vuzzy-park8 Coander* 115 by Cockleert,
or avore, chell warndy.10 Wilmot. Tell11 ma one Word more o' Neckle Halse
chell ...
10
New series of poems in the Devonshire dialect; including The ...
... An zomtimes up za late ez wan, Hur at hur winder wid appeer Ez if hur'd rauze
up vrim her beer ; An thare hur'd stay, vwl haf tha nite, Wrapp'd up in a most awful
lite, Wen aul ta wance hur'd vlash away, Ez Cockleert wid zshet vore ets ray.
