The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-13 00:00:00

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THE CHARITIES.

Meter Haleter,—We Cod yokes cut to veel carry
much obliged to you vor the invennation you hay' god
us iu your paper of last week. I mean 'bout them
there charities, vs.' we never noel much 'bout 'Lle3
avor'. I bain't much serprised that you shut think
Corf is a good place v varmers, al the prise o' that
the: charity *groan' is next to nothin' at all. We
bare got a .m' lotment., that we do gee aitpenre a
gad cur, that's vies p ,uori de and aitpense an sker.
That'. • long, way diferant t 'bout twelve oiliness on
Aker that thick 41 skera I, let ,or. And. Mr. Flrdwor,
can you tell us any more 'bout thick 'Lotm.nt Bill,
as me don't no much 'bout it? Is ,last wot Mr. Glad.
stone be' don' ear we poor cokes! If that's true, we
hope to be vergied Yoe trying to do the best we cut to
git lu the Tory. lost time. They twold ne, wen they
ged away the drink t us, that if we de tend up them
Liberia tel be all .p we us poor cokes; but if 'tis
' true what you de tell ‘l4, we won't be silty o'et no
more, vet we p con yokes at Cod do want come chep
g.n.lens, and if we owl get them ch.rity grouns turn',l
to louneuts we abet be gl.d. We have her our
fathers z .y that If he len ben vor wald Squire C deraft
loom us have some chep e. slawl hue all
ben atarvel cereal to detb. Ad then, Mr. Hadetor,
you do vriten us all very nl tocleth about all that there
money that was gad to we poor yoke, at C of. We
have yard ver • long time that ther wan a lot re money
vor us tin wen, but we never deemed yer cut zo
much. Wy the carmen, won't ha' no mot' rats to pay
if 'tis all true you do tell us. We have yard tom o'
the wold yoke. zay that the o as ken' the poise o' these
charities ye." ago got terbla fat, an' died woth a deel
o' m iney. We de try to yin I out wo da have these
charinee, but n derly don't tam to no much 'bout it.
Zeno a' us da think that thick boy that do ge 'um
away da ge 'am to a me o"em that don't want 'um,
an' zo they don't like to z.y much 'bout it. There I.
a yew wold yokes thst dz. have • yew trepeny loves
ones a week, but not very many, and as Ver much
el es being awl away, wy we dor.% no much 'bout it.
We da have sate very good aaralans at church on
&today., ver like a good bit o' it do to in that 'er ; if
so we won't vind vault it. Then, Mr. Hedger,
you hay' zed sum'et 'bout a ire libery war we poor
cook. Wel, that wood be a good thing ear na. We
ahuden no much if twarien ear G. Riddle zenden rens'
a paper tons, an Mr. Hedetor, we do hope you'll send
us
some 0' your re/evens. if you da get rich good
thin!' to tell us 'but, on', if we kan't read much, we'dl
get our yongsters to read it to us. We ha' got a roleo
roma cited up ver corn o' the betermorat cokes, hut
tiden 'tended ye.' such as we. An' then we were
twold that if we diden pay topen.e a week the girt
one +elan p.y non to kep it gwin. Ido hop we dud
get a vre libiry vor us to get corn yoke, to read, cc that
we shoot be 'kiwis be z. ignrent ea wa be now. I ..rn
&squid, Mr. Hedit ir, you wOI git tired r,' my rcrol. I
hop Tou'el be able to up .1 it out, and we manay thanks
vor wet you have twold on, and we'el try AD get your
paper every week to tarn wet you got to tel us. ,Very
like, if you da take the trubel ha put this In, we el try
an' rend ye a bit more another time.--I am, yours
respectfully.