“I’m thinkin,’ as sound before if ye” attach the apostrophe to thinkin to form thinkin’.
“she heard the click-clack of Mildred’s shoe grow fainter” to shoes.
[Chapter XXXVIII]
“that nervous tremor which is so pleasant to see” to unpleasant.
[Chapter XL]
“and there’s two stout lad’s wi’ him” to lads.
[Chapter XLII]
“I am tired, I but won’t mind the wine” to but I.
[Chapter XLVIII]
“Dead men, ’tis an old sayin,’ is kin” attach second appostrophe to sayin to form sayin’.