Farver

"farver," well, he does not come in at all, unless it is to give a ❋ Thomas Holmes (1882)

August 4, 2008 at 10:06 am iz farver bak inna buk……… starts out wiff ai eetz mai peez wiff huney no one else will eet peez wiff me ❋ Unknown (2008)

_Neighbor: _ "Well, yer didn't s'pose she'd leave it hangin 'aht overnight unless your farver was in prison, did yer?" ❋ Anonymous (N/A)

Muvver's broke 'er teapot, so she wants the cement, but farver wants the liniment. ❋ Marion Dix [Editor] Mosher (N/A)

THE LITTLE MAN -- "Yes, but farver says one penny's got to do the work of two in war-time." ❋ Marion Dix [Editor] Mosher (N/A)

"Sybyller says you's Mr Beecher; when you're done tea, you'd like me if I would to 'scort you to farver and the boys, and' duce you." ❋ Miles Franklin (1916)

Twenty-four shillings a week for a chap an '' is nipper ain't so dusty, farver, is it? ❋ Edith (1909)

I mean, "he explained, noticing Mr. Beale's open mouth and eyes more lobster-like than ever –" I mean that's all right, farver, and you see it don't make any difference to me. ❋ Edith (1909)

I say, farver, let's get out in the woods somewheres quiet and take our grub along. ❋ Edith (1909)

Oh! farver, you don't know how I've always wanted a dawg. ❋ Edith (1909)

"What is it, then?" said Beale, in the accents of long-disused tenderness; "tell your old farver, then —" ❋ Edith (1909)

"It only pawns for a shilling," said Dickie, "and farver knows what store I sets by it." ❋ Edith (1909)

"They was as jolly as jolly," said Dickie; "nobody weren't never kinder to me nor what Lord Arden was an 'Lady Talbot too – without it was you, farver." ❋ Edith (1909)

So don't you go snivelling afore any one's 'urt yer, farver. ❋ Edith (1909)

"Not with 'im;' e ain't no class," said Dickie firmly; "and oh! farver, I do so wanter sleep in that 'ouse, that was where I' ad The Dream, you know." ❋ Edith (1909)

"The man as said 'e knew w'ere my farver was," said Dickie, remembering what he had been told to say; "so I went along of 'im, an' then in the wood 'e said' e'd give me a dressing down if I didn't get through the winder and open the door; 'e said' e'd left some tools 'ere and you wouldn't let' im 'ave them." ❋ Edith (1909)

We've 'ad some good times here in our time, farver, ain't us? ❋ Edith (1909)

"What did he want, farver – that red-headed chap?" ❋ Edith (1909)

If my poor farver could see what I've seen to-day, 'e would roll over in' is grave! ❋ Charles Rann Kennedy (1910)

"Mr. Toby has gone to the barber-shop, and my farver he wants a pound of Cage-Roach Mitchner." ❋ William Bowen (1907)

[Check] [the other] guys house... I just farvered [in it] ❋ Alex Farver (2011)