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Lin corrected herself by saying: "Thet's what Mrs. Todd sed ailed him, but I knowed she meant 'palsified'."

Watch Yourself Go By Ben W. [Illustrator] Warden

"I thanks ye, Gin'ral," said the scout, his voice trembling, "Thet's more pay 'n I expected."

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"Thet's all right, sah," returned the other, with a slight bow.

Chums in Dixie or The Strange Cruise of a Motorboat St. George Rathborne

'Thet's right, boys -- ye _orter_ hev some fun; but this gintleman's sick.

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Phyllis lifted her eyes to my face as I entered, with a hopeful, inquiring expression, but they fell again when the trader said: 'Thet's the gal fur ye, Mr. Kirke; the most perfectest gal in seven States; good at onything, washin', ironin ', nussin', breedin '; rig'larly fotched up; worth her weight in gold; d---- d if she haint.'

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"Thet's what Old Tom always sed," he muttered, more to himself than to his hearer.

Then I'll Come Back to You Larry Evans

Thet's the way metters stood at fust; now wut wuz I to du,

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Thet's made the old crowd mighty mad, an 'they're a-talkin' about puttin 'up a job of cheatin' on him an 'then stringin' him up.

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Thet's _so_: an 'they swarmed out like bees, for your real Southun men's

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They resumed their seats, and he continued: 'Thet's jest the gal ye wants, Kirke -- good at nussin', wet or dry; good at breedin ', too; hed two young' uns, a'ready.

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