do'n

It do'n make so much diffunce anyhow what you does jes so's you does it.

Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves, North Carolina Narratives, Part 1

"Air ve do'n harted?" he hailed, and he laughed gaily at the loads with which we were struggling.

Sixteen Months in Four German Prisons Wesel, Sennelager, Klingelputz, Ruhleben

"You do not say words to him, sir," whispered Salam; "he do'n know what he do -- he very holy man."

Morocco

I luv de Saviour dat you have jes 'foun', an 'I wan' to tell you dat I do'n complain 'cause you made de noise jes 'now as you did.'

John Jasper: The Unmatched Negro Philosopher and Preacher

"_Gloir do'n Athair, agas do'n Mhac, agas do'n Spiorad Naomh_," went the drone of the rosary within.

The Wind Bloweth

_'S tric me sealtuinn do'n chnoc is airde D'fheac a faic mi fear a bhata

The Wind Bloweth

Melier do'n 'like work, I know, but that's nach'ral to' er.

Victorian Short Stories of Troubled Marriages

"Oh, honey, I's labo'in 'even ef you do'n know it, but you'll see it on de day."

The heart of happy hollow A collection of stories

"An 'ef I war you-uns, Andy Byers, I'd find su'thin' better ter do'n ter bait an 'badger a critter the size o' Rufe!" exclaimed Birt angrily.

Down the Ravine

'Well, _I_ do'n' know, 'says he;' it was jus 'their nassty good-for-nothink,' says he; 'but they was great sillies,' says he.

Marcella