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1 Ah mun ta'e th lantern, he said.

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2 Winter time Ah ned 'ardly come nigh th' pleece.

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3 I always blamed his mother, for letting him in th room.

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4 If a man could say to em: Dunna think o nowt but th money.

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5 'She carted off iverything as was worth taking from th' 'ouse,' he said.

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6 Ted Bolton was twenty-eight when he was killed in an explosion down th pit.

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7 'I mean as 'appen Ah can find anuther pleece as'll du for rearin' th' pheasants.

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8 And every morning when he got up and went to th pit, I felt it was wrong, wrong.

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9 Now anybody can ave any childt i th world, he said, as he sat down fastening on his leggings.

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10 Tha mun come ter th cottage one time, he said, looking down at her with a warm, sure, easy face.

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11 But they're having to draw their horns in nowadays, now th pits are working so bad, and they haven't got the money.

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