fe lef', to leave.
lobters. This transposition of letters has a ludicrous effect on the word.
paw, pronounced pah very broadly.
Fleas are always called dog-fleas, or rather dahg-fleas.
tea, the morning sugar-water, is the signal that it is time for the guest to be soon moving on. Generally, however, he is given something to do before he goes.
ya, here.
so so one self, even one.
form, pretended.
Him put after him. The old man put (ran) after Annancy.
You couldn' mind, etc. This piece of pleasantry is common. When two men are doing anything that requires care to avoid accident, such as moving a heavy stone, one says to the other:—"No kill me ya, you couldn' min' me wife an' picny," you can't support my wife and children.