b'ute, brute, pronounced byute like the island Bute.
a fe him yard, to his yard.
a dirty dé, etc., on the ground there will eat you.
fe de better, all the more.
Das, that's.
temper lime, tempered lime originally no doubt, but now meaning quick lime. Temper, I am told, means cross. And in further explanation my informant adds: "You can't fingle (finger) temper lime as you have a mind; it cut up your hand."
pum with the shortest possible vowel represents the thud of Annancy's fall upon Death's head.
The Kitchen is outside the house, often at a considerable distance from it.