he'th

"I believe he'th feared o 'her," snapped the Deacon, "or he wudny-un went thae lamb-like!"

The House with the Green Shutters George Douglas Brown 1885

Conthequently, Thquire, you muthn't quarrel with me if I take thith young man'th thide, and thay he'th right and there'th no help for it.

Hard Times 1876

Never mind the lookth of him, ath long ath he'th well hid. '

Hard Times 1876

Here'th Jothphine hath been and got married to E.W. B. Childerth, and thee hath got a boy, and though he'th only three yearth old, he thtickth on to any pony you can bring againtht him.

Hard Times 1876

He wath throw'd a heavy back-fall off a Elephant in a thort of a Pagoda thing ath the Thultan of the Indieth, and he never got the better of it; and thee married a thecond time-married a Cheethemonger ath fell in love with her from the front-and he'th a Overtheer and makin 'a fortun.'

Hard Times 1876

Here'th Jothphine hath been and got married to E.W. B. Childerth, and thee hath got a boy, and though he'th only three yearth old, he thtickth on to any pony you can bring againtht him.

Hard Times 1868

Never mind the lookth of him, ath long ath he'th well hid. '

Hard Times 1868

Here'th Jothphine hath been and got married to E.W. B. Childerth, and thee hath got a boy, and though he'th only three yearth old, he thtickth on to any pony you can bring againtht him.

Hard Times Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 1868

Conthequently, Thquire, you muthn't quarrel with me if I take thith young man'th thide, and thay he'th right and there'th no help for it.

Hard Times 1868

He wath throw'd a heavy back-fall off a Elephant in a thort of a Pagoda thing ath the Thultan of the Indieth, and he never got the better of it; and thee married a thecond time - married a Cheethemonger ath fell in love with her from the front - and he'th a Overtheer and makin 'a fortun.'

Hard Times 1868