oui

• "Yah--oui, gypsee ŕ cheval, an' bars Bears Mais oui, bruins--bars; pour les faire dancer You mane your mother was a gypsy that went round the counthry showin' off dancin' bears Yah-oui. —  Flamsted quarries
• He made with his forefinger dents in his face and forehead An' is it the shmall pox yer mane Yah-oui, shmall pookes. —  Flamsted quarries
• He appealed to the Italian whose interest was on the increase Nurrsed Yah--oui, nurrsed her, an' moi aussi--lee'l béb D' yer mane his Riverince nursed you and yer mother through the shmall pox?" —  Flamsted quarries
• He only threw the saddle on its back, however, and then threw himself on the saddle Now then, all ready Ay,--oui, yis And away they went at full stretch again on their journey Thus day after day they travelled, and night after night they laid them down to sleep under the trees of the forest, until at length they reached the edge of the Great Prairie It was a great, a memorable day in the life of Dick Varley, that on which he first beheld the prairie,--the vast boundless prairie. —  The Dog Crusoe and his Master
• She pauses when she was within a yard or two of him, and stood contemplating him with her hands clasped behind her back So you have come out too," he said Mais oui--tout ce tapage m'agace les nerfs_," answered the child, pushing her hair off her forehead with one of her old- fashioned little gestures, and then standing motionless as before, her hands behind her, and her eyes fixed on Graham. —  My Little Lady

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