faive

Updated: May 4, 2025

After all, she's a good ole sole! though why sole more than whiting or mackerel Ay never could make ewt. She knows me and my ways, may dear, and Ay pay her well. Eight shillings a week regular! and she only comes at ten and leaves at faive. Oh! bless you, she knows when she's well off, or she wouldn't put up with the books and slippers.

Allen Raine - By Berwen Banks

"The Lord knows, my dear, Ay don't, for Ay've walked up that street four or five times every day the last faive years, and never done such a thing afore. But there " and he began to gurgle again, to Valmai's horror, "there must always be a beginning to everything, so Ay slipped on a d d stone, somehow or other, and, being no light weight, broke my leg, and sprained my wrist into the bargain.

Allen Raine - By Berwen Banks