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• Poems of Rural Life in the Dorset Dialect 283

La Biblioteca 283

• A bit o' fun
• A father out, an' mother hwome
• A good father
• A-haulen o' the corn
• A PLEAeCE IN ZIGHT
• A snowy night
• A wife a-prais'D
• A witch
• A wold friend
• A zong
• A zong ov Harvest hwome
• Angels by the door
• Aunt's tantrums
• Bad news
• Be'mi'ster
• Beauty Undecked
• Bees a-zwarmen
• Bishop's Caundle
• Blackmwore maidens
• BLEAeKE'S HOUSE IN BLACKMWORE
• Blessens a-left
• Bob the Fiddler
• Bringen woone gwain o' Zundays
• Brookwell
• Changes
• Childern's childern
• Childhood
• Chris'mas Invitation
• Come
• Comen hwome
• Corn a-turnen yollow
• Culver dell and the squire
• Daniel Dwithen, the wise chap
• Day's work a-done
• Dobbin dead. — Thomas (1) an' John (2) a-ta'en o't
• Dock-leaves
• EARLY PLA[:Y]MEAeTE
• Early risen
• Easter Monday
• Easter Zunday
• Ellen Brine ov Allenburn
• Evenen, an' maidens out at door
• Evenen in the village
• Evenen light
• Evenen twilight
• Fall
• Fall time
• False friends-like
• Fancy
• Farmer's sons
• Fatherhood
• Fifehead
• Gammony Ga[:y]
• GOOD MEAeSTER COLLINS
• Good night
• Grammer a-crippled
• Grammer's shoes
• Grenley water
• Grief an' Gladness
• Gruffmoody Grim
• Guy Faux's night
• Gwain down the steps vor water
• Gwain to Brookwell
• GWAIN TO FEAeIR
• HALLOWED PLEAeCES
• Happiness
• Harvest hwome. — Second Peaert. What they did after Supper
• Harvest hwome. — The vu'st peaert. The Supper
• Haven woones Fortune a-twold
• Hawthorn down
• Hay-carren
• Heedless o' my love
• Herrenston
• Hope a-left behind
• Hope in Spring
• I got two vields
• I know who
• I'm out o' door
• In the Spring
• In the stillness o' the night
• Ivy hall
• JEAeNE
• JEAeNE O' GRENLEY MILL
• Jenny out vrom hwome
• Jenny's ribbons
• Jessie Lee
• JOHN BLEAeKE AT HWOME AT NIGHT
• John bloom in Lon'on. (All true.)
• Keepen up o' Chris'mas
• Kindness
• Knowlwood
• Leaves a-vallen
• Leeburn mill
• Lindenore
• Lizzie
• Looks a-know'd avore
• Lullaby
• Lwonesomeness
• Lydlinch bells
• MARRIED PEAeIR'S LOVE WALK
• Martin's tide
• May
• Me'th below the tree
• MEAeRY'S SMILE
• MEAeRY WEDDED
• Milken time
• Minden house
• Moonlight on the door
• Mornen
• My love is good
• My love's Guardian angel
• My orcha'd in linden Lea
• NAIGHBOUR PLA[:Y]MEAeTES
• Nanny Gill
• Nanny's cow
• Nanny's new abode
• Night a-zetten in
• Not goo hwome to-night
• Oben vields
• Our abode in Arby wood
• Our be'thplace
• Our fathers' works
• Out a-nutten
• Out at plough
• Pentridge by the river
• Picken o' scroff
• Pity
• Poll
• Poll's Jack-Daw
• Polly be-en upzides wi' Tom
• Praise o' do'set
• Readen ov a head-stwone
• Riddles. — Anne an' Joey a-ta'ken
• Riden hwome at night
• Rivers don't gi'e out
• Ruth a-riden
• Seats
• SHAFTESBURY FEAeIR
• SHEAeDES
• SHRODON FEAeIR. — The vu'st Peaert
• SHRODON FEAeR. — The rest o't
• Sleep did come wi' the dew
• Sliden
• Slow to come, quick agone
• Sound o' water
• Spring
• Sweet music in the wind
• Thatchen o' the rick
• The Bachelor
• THE BEAeTEN PATH
• The beam in Grenley church
• The bells ov Alderburnham
• The better vor zeen o' you
• The blackbird
• The blackbird
• The broken heart
• The brook that ran by gramfer'S
• The bwoat
• The carter
• The child an' the mowers
• THE CHILD'S GREAeVE
• The church an' happy Zunday
• The clote. (Water-lily.)
• The common a-took in
• The dree woaks
• The dreven o' the common
• The echo
• The evenen star o' zummer
• THE FANCY FEAeIR AT MAIDEN NEWTON
• The farmer's woldest d[=a]'ter
• The flood in Spring
• The girt woak tree that's in the dell
• The girt wold house o' mossy stwone
• The guide post
• The happy days when I wer young
• The Heare. (Dree o'm a-ta'ken o't.)
• The hedger
• The hollow woak
• The humstrum
• The Hwomestead
• The Hwomestead a-vell into hand
• The ivy
• The lark
• THE LEAeDY'S TOWER
• The lew o' the rick
• The lilac
• The linden on the lawn
• The little worold
• The love child
• THE LOVELY MAID OV ELWELL MEAeD
• The maid o' Newton
• The maid vor my bride
• The May-tree
• The mead a-mow'D
• THE MEAeD IN JUNE
• The milk-maid o' the farm
• The Motherless child
• THE NEAeME LETTERS
• The new house a-getten wold
• THE PILLAR'D GEAeTE
• THE PLEAeCE OUR OWN AGEAeN
• The poplars
• The Railroad
• The Railroad
• The rwose in the dark
• The rwose that deck'd her breast
• The scud
• The settle an' the girt wood vire
• The shep'erd bwoy
• The shepherd o' the farm
• The shy man
• The slanten light o' Fall
• The sparrow Club
• The Spring
• The stage coach
• The stwonen bwoy upon the pillar
• The stwonen pworch
• THE THORNS IN THE GEAeTE
• The turn o' the days
• The Turnstile
• The two churches
• The vaices that be gone
• The vier-zide
• The vrost
• The water Crowvoot
• The water-Spring in the Leane
• The welshnut tree
• The wheel routs
• The white road up athirt the hill
• The widow's house
• The wife a-lost
• THE WIND IN WOONE'S FEAeCE
• The winter's Willow
• The wold vo'k dead
• The wold waggon
• The wold wall
• The woodlands
• The woody hollow
• The year-clock
• The young that died in beauty
• The zilver-weed
• The zummer hedge
• Things do come round
• Thissledown
• Times o' year
• To me
• Tokens
• Treat well your wife
• Trees be company
• True love
• Tweil
• Two an' two
• Uncle an' aunt
• Uncle out o' debt an' out o' danger
• Vellen o' the tree
• Vields by watervalls
• Vields in the light
• Vo'k a-comen into church
• Vull a man
• Week's end in zummer, in the wold vo'k's time
• Went hwome
• Went vrom hwome
• What Dick an' I did
• Wheat
• When birds be still
• Where we did keep our flagon
• Whitsuntide an' Club walken
• Withstanders
• Woak hill
• Woak wer good enough woonce
• Wold friends a-met
• Woodley
• Woone rule
• Woone smile mwore
• Zitten out the wold year
• Zummer an' winter
• Zummer evenen dance
• Zummer stream
• Zummer thoughts in winter time
• Zummer winds
• Zun-zet
• Zunday
• Zunsheen in the winter