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" Jennings, in his Observations on the Western Dialects, says, "Another peculiarity is that of attaching to many of the common verbs in the infinitive mode, as well as to some other parts of different conjugations, the letter y. Thus it is very common to... "
Observations on Some of the Dialects in the West of England, Particularly ... - Page 7
by James Jennings - 1825 - 191 pages
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The Monthly Magazine, Volume 38

Art - 1814 - 678 pages
...other parts of different conjugations, the letter y. Thus, it Is very common to «ay, I can t setcy, I can't nursy, he can't reapy, he can't sawy; as well as to ictcy, to nursy, to reapy, to »airy, &c. but never, I think, without an auxiliary verb, or the sign...
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Poems of rural life, in the Dorset dialect, with a glossary, Volume 17

William Barnes - 1844 - 398 pages
...of the common verbs in the infinitive mode, as well as to some other parts of different conjugations the letter y. Thus it is very common to say, / can't...sawy, &c., but never, I think, without an auxiliary Dorset. A. Saxon. Dorset. I be. Ic beo. We be. Thee bist. Du byst. You be. He is. He is. The be. verb,...
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AN INQUIRY INTO THE CHARACTER AND ORIGIN OF THE POSSESSIVE AUGMENT

JAMES MANNING - 1864 - 544 pages
...the common verbs in the infinitive mode, as well as to some other parts of different conjugations, the letter y. Thus it is very common to say, / can't...reapy, he can't sawy, as well as to sewy, to nursy, to renpy, lo sainj, &c. ; but never, I think, without an auxiliary verb , or the sign of the infinitive...
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A Glossary of the Dorset Dialect with a Grammar of Its Word Shapening and ...

William Barnes - Literary Criticism - 1886 - 156 pages
...the common verbs in the infinitive mode, as well as to some other parts of different conjugations, the letter y. Thus it is very common to say, / can't sewy, I can't nursy, he can't reapy, he can't saivy, as well as to sewy, to nursy, to reapy, to satvy, &c. ; but never, I think, without an auxiliary...
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A Glossary of the Dorset Dialect with a Grammar of Its Word Shapening and ...

William Barnes - Literary Criticism - 1886 - 182 pages
...conjugations, the letter y. Thus it is very common to say, 7 can't sewy, 7 can't nursy, he can't reapij, lie can't sawy, as well as to sewy, to nursy, to reapy, to saivy, &c. ; but never, I think, without an auxiliary verb, or the sign of the infinite to." The truth...
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