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Paes eggs
Author(s): Christine De Luca
Copyright holder(s): Christine De Luca
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een o da eggs at du wid gie her
morroless lik dee; shaa'd her
hits less dan perfect shape
da ruckly wye da shall wis med
dat day at du kent whin shö cam
hit wis da hidmost time du'd feel
da lichtness at shö browt. Aa da sam
fur aa da fash o life, da lettin go
da lettin doon: hit hed ta geng
ee wye or tidder. Da twa ends
owre far apairt ta hadd tagidder
dat day at du pressed
mair is da half dizzen
inta her haands; paes egg
apö paes egg. 'Tak care noo.
Tak twartree mair fur da bairns.'
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paes eggs: easter eggs; i: in; dy: your; harned: hardened; du: you (familiar); een o: one of; wid: would; gie; give; morroless: not matching, as of a pair; dee: you (familiar); shaa'd: showed; hits: its; dan: than; ruckly: uneven; wye: way; wis: was; med: made; dat, at: that; kent: knew; whin: when; shö: she; cam: came; hidmost: last; browt: brought; aa da sam: all the same; fash: bother, trouble; geng: go; ee wye or tidder: one way or the other; twa: two; owre: too; hadd: hold; tagidder: together; mair is: more than; dizzen: dozen; apö: upon; noo: now; twartree: a few; mair: more; bairns: children
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