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An' then the work do keep em out o' harm;

Vor vo'ks that don't do nothèn wull be vound

Soon doèn woorse than nothèn, I'll be bound.

But as vor me, d'ye zee, with theäse here bit

O' land, why I have ev'ry thing a'mwost:

Vor I can fatten vowels for the spit,

Or zell a good fat goose or two to rwoast;

An' have my beäns or cabbage, greens or grass,

Or bit o' wheat, or, sich my happy feäte is,

That I can keep a little cow, or ass,

An' a vew pigs to eat the little teäties.