loife

• “Jim and Wally dashed off, to return presently with the tidings that Murty would play "wid all the pleasure in loife.”

  Mates at Billabong

• “But ‘ey, bish bash bosh, Bob’s your uncle, dis loife don git any easier, does it?”

  GWYNETH HELPS MADONNA

• “Dat'll froighten de loife out of dem fecking passengers.”

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• “But for you, she'd be now lost forivir to the poor owld man whose light an 'loife an' trisure she always was.”

  The Lady of the Ice A Novel

• “An 'so she became me woife -- my Nora -- me darlin' -- the loight of me loife.”

  The Lady of the Ice A Novel

• “D'ye want to know," said he, "the thrue business of me loife, an 'me sowl occupeetion?”

  The Lady of the Ice A Novel

• “Ye've seeved the loife of me daughter, me choild, me Marion”

  The Lady of the Ice A Novel

• “Te've seeved me loife, so ye have, an 'there's no doubt about it.”

  The Lady of the Ice A Novel

• “I think I ne'r gat off a cuddy so quick in my loife afore; and th 'owd mule would hardly understand me I daresay, for he stopt in a moment and look'd over at me as if he wor wondering if I always gat off in that fashion.”

  Little Abe Or, The Bishop of Berry Brow

• “Oi nivver heerd such a baste in me loife fur talkin ', to bay sure!”

  Young Tom Bowling The Boys of the British Navy

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