yerself

“An 'it's yerself is the thrue Welse, for all yer prize-fighter's muscles an' yer philosopher's brains.”

CHAPTER I

“What kind of a feller do you call yerself!" he exclaimed, looking very hard up at Halse.”

When Life Was Young At the Old Farm in Maine

“Well, what do you call yerself -- all yaller and huddled up like a sick monkey in a hurricane.”

Syd Belton The Boy who would not go to Sea

“You're a rum un ter call yerself a man and a husban '-- you are!”

A Sheaf of Corn

“You call yerself a man," says I, "an 'you ain't fit ter clean the drains aht.”

Liza of Lambeth

“John McGillis, do ye call yerself a widdy now, or do ye not call yerself a widdy?”

The Cobbler In The Devil's Kitchen From "Mackinac And Lake Stories", 1899

“I feel pathetic, I envisage John Wayne sneering down on me "call yerself a man, yer yeller!".”

Bipolar Mo - A blog of manic depression in the UK

“She likely knows something more—if ye be wantin’ to find that stone yerself, that is.”

Simon & Schuster: Tempted by Your Touch

“Call yerself a critic if you like, but to my way o’ thinkin’, you and your kind is nothin’ but a bunch o’ varminous crickets—useless little critters that ain’t got nothin’ better to do than pester other folks with a lot of bothersome noise.”

Simon & Schuster: Nevermore