Ai wuz habbin a braik frum prowlin in teh bak yarrd nd powncing awn moffs nd climming treez .. yorn … ZZZzzzz…. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Hoap yuu had teh gud braik nd wurkz teh otay tuu ! ❋ Unknown (2010)
Wel, yu kan hab a braik frum teh haus-renobaitin ! ❋ Unknown (2009)
July 27, 2008 at 12:04 pm we shud braik dans an have lawts of delishus noms! ❋ Unknown (2008)
February 21, 2008 at 8:53 pm ok – eyem problih ginna braik in 2 hinglis 4 dis as udderwyz cud be awl nyte riitinz. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Th 'brewery cart wor liverin some, an' tha knows their ale-cellar door is just at th 'top o'th' old hill, an th 'cartdriver let a barrel slip, an' away it roll'd daan th 'hill slap agean th' gas lamp, an 'it braik th' pooast i 'two, an off it went till it coom to th' wall at th 'bottom, when th' barrel end brast aat an 'all th' ale wor wasted. ❋ John Hartley (1877)
One Friday neet last summer, ther wor a braik daan at th 'shop' at Dick ❋ John Hartley (1877)
"Sammywell! come hither this minnit!" shoo called aght, an he ran daan fit to braik his neck. ❋ John Hartley (1877)
They wor wed at Midsummer, an Sydney kept his word abaat smookin -- he started chewin, an suckin owd empty pipes, but it worn't like smookin, an whenivver he smelt th 'reek ov a cigar it fair set him longin, but like a man owt to do, he didn't braik his promise. ❋ John Hartley (1877)
Ov cooarse th 'child didn't meean to braik th' winder, nor the teacup nawther, -- but he owt to be towt different; an aw dooant believe awr Hepsabah knows owt abaat trainin childer as they owt to be trained. ❋ John Hartley (1877)
For trials an troubles have come, an mi heart has felt well nigh to braik; ❋ John Hartley (1877)
"Aw know awst braik daan befoor aw start," he sed. ❋ John Hartley (1877)
Th 'meetin braik up varry early, an' as sooin as they'd getten aght side, aw heeard 'em sayin 'at Mistress Spaiktruth wor naa better nor shoo should be, an' if shoo thowt shoo could put on airs wi 'them shoo wor varry mich mistakken, an' as for gossipin, shoo wor th 'longest tongued woman i' th 'neighbourhood, an' they declared they'd niver enter ❋ John Hartley (1877)
Or aw'll braik ivvery booan 'at tha has i' thi skin! ❋ John Hartley (1877)
Sometimes bi th 'way ov a change, he'll pawse th' table ower, an 'braik as mony pots as it'll tak a gooid part ov a week's wage to replace, an' at last, after makin 'iverybody abaght him miserable, he'll goa to bed lukin' as black as a mule an 'sleep woll mornin', when (unless he's ova bad sooart) he'll feel reight daan shamed ov hissel, an 'set to wark to put things reight agean. ❋ John Hartley (1877)
For a stroll, could'nt braik monny squares onnyway, ❋ John Hartley (1877)
But as th 'door wor lockt, an' nooan on 'em dar goa daan stairs to oppen it, ther wor noa way to do but to braik a winder pane, soa th 'poleese smashed one ank stuck his heead an' his lantern in an 'lewkt all raand, but ov coorse he could see nowt. ❋ John Hartley (1877)
*passes rownd nother trai uv sordid braik ruum caik* ❋ Unknown (2009)
Aunt Sarah sed George do you really think they is enny dainger. and father sed not a bit. sumone is having fun with Ike and Aunt Sarah sed why do you want to scare him to deth and father sed sister mine our gentle cussin Isak has had far two easy a life and it is a good thing to instil into his mind the idea that moths and rust do corrup and theeves braik throug and steel. then aunt Sarah tride not to laff and sed i think it is a shaim to wurry so good a man as he is and father sed. sister thou wast mild and luvly gentle as the summer breaz. but it is hard to convinse you that desperrit cases need desperrit remmedies. now this is a desperrit case. verry desperrit. supose the Terible 3 shood kidnap Ike and hold him for ransum. who wood give 5 cents for Ike? who wood give ten, have ❋ Worth Brehm (1899)
i hope to god his jaw will braik and what do you think the minister he got mad and told Tommy he was a bran from the birning and a apostate. i thought they wasent but 12 apostates ever and wasent enny now but that is what he called ❋ Worth Brehm (1899)
