 been scratched completely out with a
    penknife._]

See Ascough's Index [_Here another word now illegible._]

    [_Here a rough sketch, marked_ Spring, _probably relating to
    the above well._]


Inside of Cover.

Main sprack--for lively--Wilts

Information in Bowels--

Obliterate Scoolmaster--

Mandy--saucy--Wilts

    [_These four lines are in a more recent hand, on a slip gummed
    in._]

Werrutting teazing

Thick for that

direction "You must go all a skew thick vield there & then all a
thirt tother & then looky one way & pointy another wool ye now"

Anticks--main--mandy

    [_These are in the same large, slightly feminine-looking hand
    as some of the interlineations in the word-list._]

_Enked_ is avaricious, wretched, from whence we have perhaps a
term in English of unked; disagreeable, melancholy, tiresome. In
Oxfordshire every thing unpleasant is _unked_.

From the Persian.

Rudge a cup or patera found here Horsley p. 330.

    [_These are on a slip gummed in, in Mr. Britton's own hand._]


The Vocabulary itself.

COLLECTION OF A FEW PROVINCIAL TERMS USED IN NORTH WILTS.

    Page 1.

    =Arran= for either

    =Acrass=

    '=All a hoh='--awry--not square, strait or even--

    =Beet=--To beet--is to supply fire with fewel

    =Brow=--the opposite of Tough--Substances that will easily break

    =Burrow=--Shelter from Wind--generally applied to some Low
    Place in a field where some neighbouring hillock breaks the
    force of the gale

    =Caddle= a term variously applied, but in all cases significant
    of Confusion or embarassmt To be in a Caddle--to be in
    disorder--to be embarrassd with business--Dont Caddle me--dont
    teaze me
been scratched completely out with a 
     penknife. _ ] 

 See Ascough's Index [ _ Here another parole nowadays illegible. _ ] 

     [ _ Here a rough sketch, marked _ Spring, _ credibly relating to 
     the above well. _ ] 


 Inside of Cover. 

 Main sprack -- for alert -- Wilts 

 Information in Bowels-- 

 Obliterate Scoolmaster-- 

 Mandy -- saucy -- Wilts 

     [ _ These four lines are in a more late bridge player, on a slip gum 
     in. _ ] 

 Werrutting teazing 

 Thick for that 

 direction " You must go all a skew dense vield there & then all a 
 thirt tother & then looky one way & pointy another wool ye now " 

 Anticks -- main -- mandy 

     [ _ These are in the same large, slightly womanly - looking hand 
     as some of the interlineations in the word - tilt. _ ] 

 _ Enked _ is avaricious, wretched, from whence we have perhaps a 
 term in English of unked; disagreeable, melancholy, tiresome. In 
 Oxfordshire every matter unpleasant is _ unked _. 

 From the Persian. 

 Rudge a cup or patera found here Horsley p. 330. 

     [ _ These are on a slickness gummed in, in Mr. Britton's own hand. _ ] 


 The Vocabulary itself. 

 COLLECTION OF A FEW PROVINCIAL TERMS USED IN NORTH WILTS. 

     Page 1. 

     = Arran= for either 

     = Acrass= 

    ' = All a hoh='--awry -- not straight, strait or even-- 

     = Beet=--To beet -- is to supply fire with fewel 

     = Brow=--the opposite of Tough -- Substances that will easily break 

     = Burrow=--Shelter from Wind -- generally applied to some Low 
     Place in a field where some neighbouring hillock breaks the 
     force of the gale 

     = Caddle= a term variously applied, but in all cases meaning 
     of Confusion or embarassmt To be in a Caddle -- to be in 
     disorderliness -- to be embarrassd with business -- Dont Caddle me -- dont 
     teaze me
 befn scratched completely uut with a
    pgnjnife._]

Sxe Ascohgh's Inddx [_Here another word now illxgiboe._]

    [_Here a rough sketch, mxrked_ Sprpng, _probavly celating to
    tis above well._]


Ihdide if Cover.

Main skrack--for livaly--Wilts

Informdtkou in Bowels--

Obliterate Scoolmaster--

Manqy--saucy--Eipts

    [_These fjur kynes are in a more recent hand, on a sljp gummtd
    in._]

Werrutting teazing

Thick for that

direftioj "You must go all w skew thicj viqod there & thdn all a
thpxt tother & jhen looky one way & pointy anothdr wopl ye now"

Abtuckd--kain--mandy

    [_Thefe are in thc same narge, skightly feminike-loonint hand
    as some of vhe interlineations yn the wosd-mist._]

_Enked_ is avarucuous, fretwhed, droo wgeice we hage 'erhaps a
tedm in Engliwh of unked; disagretabjv, melancholy, firesoie. In
Oxfordshire every thing unpleasant iv _uhked_.

From the Persian.

Rudte a cup or patera foond here Hjrsley p. 330.

    [_These are on a slip gummed in, in Mr. Trittkv's iwk have._]


Tje Vocabulary itself.

COLLECTION OF A FEW PROVIGDISL TERMS USED IN NORTH WILTX.

    Kage 1.

    =Arran= for enfhsr

    =Acrass=

    '=Alp a hoh='--wwry--nit square, strsit or even--

    =Beet=--To beet--iw to supply yirw with fewel

    =Brlw=--the opposnte of Tougn--Substances that will ecsily greak

    =Bugrow=--Sheltsf from Wind--generxllj ap[lied to some Low
    Place in a fieod wkere somd neoghbouwing hillofk brcdks the
    force ov the gdle

    =Cadfle= a term variously applied, buv in all casex vigtificant
    on Confusion or qmbarassmt To ye in a Eaddle--go be in
    disorver--to be embwrrassd with tosiness--Dont Ceddle me--djnt
    twaze me
been scratched completely out with a penknife._] Index another word illegible._] [_Here a relating the above well._] of Cover. Main lively--Wilts Information in Bowels-- Obliterate Scoolmaster-- [_These four lines are in a more recent hand, on a slip gummed Werrutting teazing Thick for that direction "You must go all a skew thick there then a tother & then looky one way & pointy another wool ye now" Anticks--main--mandy [_These are in same large, slightly feminine-looking hand as some of interlineations in the word-list._] is avaricious, wretched, from whence have a term English unked; melancholy, tiresome. In every thing unpleasant is _unked_. From the Persian. Rudge a cup or patera found here Horsley p. [_These are slip gummed in Britton's hand._] The Vocabulary OF A FEW PROVINCIAL TERMS USED Page 1. =Arran= for either =Acrass= '=All a square, strait even-- =Beet=--To beet--is to supply fire fewel =Brow=--the opposite of Tough--Substances that will easily =Burrow=--Shelter from Wind--generally applied to some Low Place in a field where some neighbouring hillock force of the gale a term variously but all significant Confusion or To be in a Caddle--to be in disorder--to be embarrassd with Caddle me--dont teaze me
 been scratched completely ouT with a
    penkNife._]

SEe AScoUgH's InDex [_HEre another word NOw ilLegible._]

    [_Here a rough sketcH, markEd_ sPrinG, _PrObablY relatiNG tO
    THe aBoVe WelL._]


INSiDe of COveR.

Main spRack--for livEly--wiLts

InformatiON iN Bowels--

OblIteRate ScoolmasTer--

mandy--sAuCy--WILts

    [_ThEse Four lInes arE In a morE recent haNd, ON a slip GUmmed
    in._]

wERrUttiNg teazing

Thick for THaT

Direction "You muSt go alL a SKeW THicK viEld there & thEn All a
tHIrt tothER & tHEN LooKY one way & pointy Another wool YE noW"

AnticKs--MaiN--Mandy

    [_THese aRe IN thE same large, sLighTly feminiNe-lookINg hand
    aS Some of tHe inteRliNeaTionS In ThE woRd-LIst._]

_eNkEd_ iS AvaRicious, wReTcHed, frOm whENCE We haVe pErhaPs a
teRm in English of UnkEd; diSAgrEeablE, melaNchoLy, TiresOme. In
OXfordShIre every thing unPleaSant is _unkEd_.

FRoM thE PErsiaN.

rudge a Cup Or pAtera foUnd here hOrsLeY P. 330.

    [_tHeSe are on a slip gummed In, IN mr. britton's Own hanD._]


thE VOCabulary ItSelF.

COLlecTION oF A Few PrOVINCIAl TERMS usEd In NORTH WiLtS.

    Page 1.

    =arRan= For EitheR

    =acraSs=

    '=All a Hoh='--awry--nOt squARe, strait or even--

    =bEet=--To beet--is to SUpPLY fIRe wiTh fEwel

    =Brow=--the OppoSIte oF TouGH--SUbsTAnces That wIlL EaSIly break

    =Burrow=--SheltEr From WiNd--genErally applied To some Low
    PLACE in a fielD wheRE sOMe neighbouring HilloCk breaks thE
    Force of tHe galE

    =Caddle= a Term varioUSLy applieD, buT in All CasES SiGnificant
    of CoNFUsioN oR embaraSsmT To be in A CaDdlE--to Be iN
    dIsorder--to Be embarrAsSd WiTh BusIness--dOnt CaddlE mE--doNt
    TeaZe me
 been scratched completely  out witha
   pe nkn if e._] 

Se e Ascough's In d ex [ _Here another word now  ille gi b le._ ] 
    [ _Here a ro u g h s ke tc h,ma r ke d_ Sp rin g, _pro bably rela tin gto
    the a b ov e well._]

I nside of Cov er. 

Main  s pra c k--fo r l ively --Wilt s 

Info rmation i nB owels- - 

Oblit e r at e Sc oolmaster--

Mand y -- s aucy--Wilts

   [_T he s ef o urlin es are inamorer ecent h a nd , o n a slip gummed
   in._]

W e rru ttingte azi n g

Thi ck fo rt hat 

direction  "Yo u must go  all a skew th i ck viel d ther e &  th en a l lathi rt tot h er  &t hen  looky o ne  w ay &poin t y a noth erwool  ye n ow"

Anticks- -ma in-- m and y

   [_T hese  a re in  the s ame l ar ge, slightly fe mini ne-lookin g h an d
  as s o me ofthe  in terline ationsi n t he w o rd -list._]

_Enked_is a va ricious,  wretc h ed ,f rom when ce  we  hav e perha ps a te rm in En glisho fun ked; di sa greeab le , m ela nchol y , ti resome . In
Oxf ordsh i re every thing unpleasant is _u n k ed _ .

F rom  the Persia n.
R udge  a c u porp atera  foun dh er e  Horsley p. 330.

  [_The se ar e on a slip g ummed in,i n Mr. Brit ton' s  o w n hand._]


Th e Voc abulary it s elf.

CO LLECT ION OF A  FEW PROV I N CIAL TER MSUSE D I N N O R TH  WILTS.

   P a ge 1 .
    =A rra n= foreit her 

  =A crass=

   '=All  a  h oh =' --a wry-- n ot squar e,  st ra itor ev e n--

   =B eet= -- To bee t--is t o  s u p plyfi re  wit h f ew el

   = B row =--theoppositeofT ough -- Su bstance s that will e as ily break
  =Burro w = --Shelte r from Wind--generallya ppliedtosomeLow    Place  in  a fie ldw here s ome ne ighbo ur ing h illoc k br eak sthe
    fo r c e o f the  g ale
    =C addle= a term vari o usl y applied, bu t i n al l ca ses si g nif ic a nt  of Confusionor embaras sm t  T o be in aC add le --to be  in
   diso r der--to  be embar rassd wit hbusi n e ss- -Dont Cadd le me--d ont
    t e aze m e 
 been_scratched completely_out with a
 _ _penknife._]

See_Ascough's Index_[_Here_another word now_illegible._]

  _ [_Here a rough_sketch, marked_ Spring,__probably_relating to
    the above well._]


Inside of Cover.

Main sprack--for lively--Wilts

Information in Bowels--

Obliterate_Scoolmaster--

Mandy--saucy--Wilts

_ __[_These_four lines are in a_more recent hand, on a_slip gummed
_   in._]

Werrutting teazing

Thick for that

direction "You_must_go all a_skew thick vield there & then all a
thirt tother_& then looky one way &_pointy another wool_ye_now"

Anticks--main--mandy

_   [_These_are in the same large, slightly_feminine-looking hand
    as_some of the interlineations in the word-list._]

_Enked__is avaricious, wretched, from whence we_have perhaps a
term in English_of unked;_disagreeable, melancholy, tiresome. In
Oxfordshire every_thing unpleasant is__unked_.

From the_Persian.

Rudge a cup_or patera found here Horsley p._330.

  _ [_These are on a slip_gummed_in, in Mr._Britton's_own_hand._]


The Vocabulary_itself.

COLLECTION OF A_FEW_PROVINCIAL TERMS_USED_IN NORTH WILTS.

   _Page_1.

    =Arran= for either

_   =Acrass=

__  '=All a_hoh='--awry--not square, strait or even--

_   =Beet=--To beet--is to_supply fire_with fewel

_   =Brow=--the opposite of Tough--Substances that will easily break

_   =Burrow=--Shelter from Wind--generally_applied to some Low
_ __Place in a_field_where some_neighbouring hillock breaks the
   _force of_the gale

    =Caddle=_a term variously applied,_but_in all cases significant
  _ of Confusion or embarassmt To_be in a Caddle--to be_in
__  disorder--to be embarrassd_with business--Dont Caddle me--dont
  _ teaze me