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"'eels an' 'ands low;' eads an '' earts 'igh," by the astonishing profanity of their riding-master; and beyond them their more proficient comrades charged with wild yells upon a long line of stuffed sacks representing a terror-stricken foe waiting patiently to be spitted.
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A glow was in their veins, an easiness in their earts.
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A glow was in their veins, an easiness in their earts.
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"If we'd been a few minutes longer we'd be out there somewhere with our 'earts stopped and our guts full o' sand."
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"If we'd been a few minutes longer we'd be out there somewhere with our 'earts stopped and our guts full o' sand."
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With this "Yorkshire Stinko" in their 'ands -- and their' earts in their mouths I'll be bound.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, September 24, 1892
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Kind 'earts are more than coronets and simple faith than
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Gawd -- I'll break yer bleed'n '' earts afore I've done wi 'yer -- by Gawd I will.
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"Bless their little 'earts," said the grandmother, "what should 'appen to them?"
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"Every one -- an 'very frequent, bless their little' earts."
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