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He was two years old an 'the size of a child o five, though he could no monage the walkun' yet but went around on all fours, happy an 'contented-like an' makun 'no trouble oz long oz he was fed promptly, which was onusual often.
Samuel 1914
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We was runnin 'our Eastun' down, an 'makun' heavy weather of ut.
Samuel 1914
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He was two years old an 'the size of a child o five, though he could no monage the walkun' yet but went around on all fours, happy an 'contented-like an' makun 'no trouble oz long oz he was fed promptly, which was onusual often.
The Strength of the Strong Jack London 1896
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"We was runnin 'our Eastun' down, an 'makun' heavy weather of ut.
The Strength of the Strong Jack London 1896
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September 28, 2009 at 12:04 pm aim nawt reellee , ai jus lyk makun dat fais!
SACK RACES - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger? 2009
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He wull no sign a Rooshan-Funn un hus crew because o 'believun' thot Rooshan-Funns do be monajun 'the wunds an' hov the makun 'o' bod weather.
Samuel 1914
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Arrata, one o 'the Woor Line, left port the same day uz us, bound for Portland, an' the old Tryapsic makun 'sux knots, seven ot the best.
The Sea Farmer 1914
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I seehum holdun 'thungs' un fronto 'luttle Sammy's eyes, an' a-makun 'noises, loud an' soft, an 'far an' near, un luttle Sammy's ears.
Samuel 1914
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I seehum holdun 'thungs' un fronto 'luttle Sammy's eyes, an' a-makun 'noises, loud an' soft, an 'far an' near, un luttle Sammy's ears.
The Strength of the Strong Jack London 1896
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He wull no sign a Rooshan-Funn un hus crew because o 'believun' thot Rooshan-Funns do be monajun 'the wunds an' hov the makun 'o' bod weather.
The Strength of the Strong Jack London 1896
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