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Examples
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"Wal, dar's a couple o 'white men a-layin' mighty quiet dar, afo '' Liab's house."
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I'd nebber'd got long so h'yer, not by no means, ez I hez, but fer her advice -- her'n an '' Liab's, gentlemen.
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I must have a bond on this for your appearance, so you'd better come on down to 'Liab's house with me.
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His premises had undergone little change beyond the wide, cool, latticed walk which now led from his house to the kitchen, and thence to "Uncle 'Liab's" house, over which Virginia-creepers and honeysuckle
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I'se been a-tinkin 'ebber sence I got dat money dat it's jes ez much' Liab's ez 'tis mine.
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We're only just past the Red Sea, just coming into the wildnerness, and if I can only get a glimpse from Horeb, wid my old eyes by and by, 'Liab' ll be satisfied.
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"Dar's two on 'em a layin 'out dar by' Liab's house," said the woman.
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I must have a bond on this for your appearance, so you'd better come on down to 'Liab's house with me.
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"Dar's two on 'em a layin 'out dar by' Liab's house," said the woman.
Bricks Without Straw Albion Winegar Tourg��e 1871
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'Liab's gun, dat I'd borrered fer company, yer know, an' hed got some cattridges fer, ober at Lewyburg, an 'I comes on ter take a han' in -- ef dar wa'n't no danger, yer know, honey.
Bricks Without Straw Albion Winegar Tourg��e 1871
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