Bought from the bookshelf in St Paul's, Shepley.

Ee by gum, that were 'ard work at first, even though I live in Yorkshire. You do get the hang of it in the end, but don't try to read it aloud unles you're a real expert in the dialect. I tried to read it to Mrs D, and couldn't speak for laughing.

eg. from page 42, The Lord's Prayer;

Ahr Fatther, 'oo art in 'Eaven,
Let thy name bi shown respect,
Let thy Kingdom come abaht -
An' what tha wants doin' Lord, let it bi done -
'Ere on earth
Same as up yonder;
Gi'e us each day
Summat to eyt an' sup;
An' let us off, Lord,
If we've offended thee by doin' owt wrong -
An' 'elp us nut to 'od grudges
Agen other fowk
If the've done owt to offend us;
An' keep us aht o' t' road o' temptation,
An aht o' 't clutches of Owd Nick'
Fer it's all thine is t' Kingdom, Lord,
An' all t' Pahr, an' all t' Glooary,
Fer ivver an' ivver...
Aye! It is that!

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