reit

• “Wedi ei ddarllen ychydog rwan, mae rhai o'r straeon reit doniol.”

  Pam darllen comics?

• “You know that none of us would betray you," Kalindas reit - erated, with emphasis.”

  Dragons of a Fallen Sun

• “And you've got looks, too, dam reit If I didn't like you so much, I might have to hate you.”

  Father Unknown

• “She was asking a lot, but dam reit this was one thing she couldn't do alone, no matter how badly she wanted to.”

  Father Unknown

• “She reit with the T-shirt she'd taken off only minutes The soft cotton molded to her damp skin.”

  Adam's Fall

• “And the adverbs and adverbial phrases: isé (easy), reit evé (right away), aept to (apt to), allreit (all right).”

  Appendix 2. Non-English Dialects in America. 6. Dano-Norwegian

• “I could see that it was yellow, and prepared for action, when instead of a lion out bounded a beautiful reit bok which had been lying in the shelter of the pan.”

  Long Odds

• “Bekauz the Italianz reit _filosofo_, ar they les aware than the I [n] glish, who reit _philosopher_, and the French, who reit _philosophe_, that they hav before them the Latin _philosophus_, the Greek φιλόσοφος?”

  Chips From A German Workshop, Vol. V. Miscellaneous Later Essays

• “If we reali atempted tu reit etimolojikali, we shud hav tu reit”

  Chips From A German Workshop, Vol. V. Miscellaneous Later Essays

• “Tu konvíns p [i] pel that w [u] n pron [u] nsi [e] shon iz reit and the”

  Chips From A German Workshop, Vol. V. Miscellaneous Later Essays

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