t'ank

After coming a couple of bad 'croppers,' which he conceives to be the usual style of leaping here in England, he says a little sadly, 'My friend, I t'ank you for your' orse, bot I t'ink dat I s'all jomp no more at present. '

The History of "Punch" M. H. Spielmann

Hagar's seen it; she knows what dat yer sea is, an 't'ank de Lord, he's let ye come out of it alive.

Culm Rock The Story of a Year: What it Brought and What it Taught Glance Gaylord

"I t'ank you ver 'much, missus," he said politely.

The Old Gray Homestead Frances Parkinson Keyes 1927

He used to stop me in the middle of the pavement and laugh from me, shaking me: No t'ink or t'ank or t'ought, now.

Hungry Hearts 1920

"'I'd lak' a slice ob de laig, Cunnel, 'she say;' t'ank yo '.'"

The Corner House Girls at School Grace Brooks Hill 1917

Page 112 t'ank yo 'kindly for puttin' de hambrellar ober him.

A Woman Rice Planter 1914

"Say she's gone, t'ank gootness," instructed Ikey.

Apron-Strings Eleanor Gates 1913

Many t'ank for your advice, an 'it may be good for some,

Humour of the North 1909

"I t'ank you, Reverent Mr. Major -- if zat is ze form to address you --" began Mr. Bamberger's double.

Brother Copas Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch 1903

"Him say t'ank you," interpreted the jinrikisha man.

Little Sister Snow Frances Little 1902