Nor druv wi greasy ears and tail,
By men and bwoys drough White Horse Vale.”
[29] “Scawt”—to get up.
[30] “File”—a fall.
[31] “Sinkers”—stockings without feet.
[32] “Cham”—“I am,” a form still used in parts of Somersetshire.
[33] “Oo’lt”—wilt thou.
[34] “Cluttery”—pelting with rain.
[35] “Vorights”—opposite.