Bruckle

'We be bruckle folk here -- the best o' us hardly honest sometimes, what with hard winters, and so many mouths to fill, and ❋ Leon H. Vincent (N/A)

` ` I trust in God, not, unless it be to win the means of supporting her; for my things are but in a bruckle state; --- but what signifies warld's gear? '' ❋ Unknown (1877)

'I trust in God not, unless it be to win the means of supporting her; for my things are but in a bruckle state; -- but what signifies warld's gear?' ❋ Walter Scott (1801)

'I trust in God, not, unless it be to win the means of supporting her; for my things are but in a bruckle state; -- but what signifies warld's gear?' ❋ Walter Scott (1801)

He groaned to the young man in a whisper, “This is a bruckle het, maister, I’m much afeared! ❋ Unknown (2006)

His father, the reverent Pa’son St. Cleeve, made a terrible bruckle hit in ‘s marrying, in the sight of the high. ❋ Unknown (2006)

‘I trust in God not, unless it be to win the means of supporting her; for my things are but in a bruckle state; — but what signifies warld’s gear?’ ❋ Unknown (2004)

a terrible bruckle hit in 's marrying, in the sight of the high. ❋ Thomas Hardy (1884)

Lasses are bruckle things, "she added, with a nod;" and though ye would never think it by my wrunkled chafts, I was a lassie mysel ', and a bonny one. " ❋ Unknown (1893)

"Faith, it wasn't worth your while on our account, for as Maister Billy Wills says, we be bruckle folk here -- the best o 'us hardly honest sometimes, what with hard winters, and so many mouths to fill, and Goda'mighty sending his little taties so terrible small to fill 'em with. ❋ Unknown (1887)

He groaned to the young man in a whisper, "This is a bruckle het, maister, I'm much afeared! ❋ Thomas Hardy (1884)