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Sylvia’s Lovers I 304: I dunnot think there’s a man living – or dead, for that matter – as can say Fosters wronged him of a penny, or gave short measure to a child or a Cousin Betty.at cousin betty, n.
Sylvia’s Lovers I 304: I dunnot think there’s a man living – or dead, for that matter – as can say Fosters wronged him of a penny, or gave short measure to a child or a Cousin Betty. Sylvia’s Lovers I 64: If thou’lt have an eye to th’ milk, and see as it does na’ boil o’er, for she canna stomach it if it’s bishopped e’er so little.at bishop, v.1
Sylvia’s Lovers II 122: He were sore put about because Hester had gi’en him the bucket.at give someone the bucket (v.) under bucket, n.
Sylvia’s Lovers III 171: Who’d ha’ thought of yo’r husband [...] makin’ a moonlight flittin’ and leavin’ yo’ to be a widow-bewitched.at moonlight flitting, n.
Sylvia’s Lovers III 102: Nancy [...] is gone to her bed this hour past, like a lazy boots as she is.at lazyboots (n.) under lazy, adj.
Sylvia’s Lovers II 122: He were sore put about because Hester had gi’en him the bucket.at sore, adv.
Sylvia’s Lovers III 171: Who’d ha’ thought of yo’r husband [...] makin’ a moonlight flittin’ and leavin’ yo’ to be a widow-bewitched.at widow-bewitched (n.) under widow, n.1
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