Ingun

Then one morning he tolt me he were aiming to peel them 'ere ingun-skins off my eyes, and for me to have no fears, but trust in him; that he believed them eye-nerves, shet back thar in the dark, was still alive and able to do business. ❋ Lucy Furman (N/A)

Wash insists upon rubbing me with "turkentime en den puttin 'on a hot ingun poultice, en' pon top er dat drinkin 'a good hot scotch," declaring ❋ Unknown (1913)

I was a-runnin 'ingun sets heavy, and one mornin' went out to peruse 'em. and I saw the straight track of a big mole under every row. ❋ Unknown (1903)

In the first place the floating would have to be accompanied by the unpoetic accessories of "ingun rubber overcoat an 'gum elastic shoes," and an umbrella. ❋ Alfred Brockenbrough Williams (1878)

You'll find a ingun or two, and a little tea and sugar in his t'other pocket, my dear, if you'll just be good enough to take 'em out. ' ❋ Charles Dickens (1841)

You’ll find a ingun or two, and a little tea and sugar in his t’other pocket, my dear, if you’ll just be good enough to take ’em out.’ ❋ Unknown (2006)

"We tuck a fair start, and off we went like a peeled ingun, an 'I soon' scovered that it warn't such an easy matter to pass Preacher, though Colt dun delightful, we got nigh the trees, and Preacher warn't past yet, an 'I ❋ Unknown (1858)