Crossword-Solution: TWOD 4 letters, 37 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 8

For aw think what a glorious Christmas day 'twod ha' been, If awd gooan to that place, where ther's noa moor cares, nor partin, nor sorrow, For aw know shoo's thear, or that dream aw sud nivver ha seen, But aw'll try to be patient, an maybe shoo'll come fotch me to-morrow.

Then 'twod own 'twor better fate Niver to ha' held the prize; Whins an' lilies connot mate, Sich is not ther destinies; Then 'twor wrang for one like me, One soa poor, to sigh for thee.

For her tresses no ribbons nor trappins do bind, But wantonly luxurious flow in the wind: ’Twod o’ pleased the great Reubens or Turner to call, To see sweet Rebecca o’ Riddlesden Hall.

Tom hears him say coaxingly, as he walks off-- "Now doan't'ee, Rachel! I wouldn't ha' done it, only I wanted summut to buy'ee a fairing wi', and I be as vlush o' money as a twod o' veathers." "Thee mind what I tells'ee," rejoins Rachel saucily, "and doan't'ee kep blethering about fairings." Tom resolves in his heart to give Willum the remainder of his two shillings after the back-swording.

Tom hears him say coaxingly as he walks off:-- "Now doan't ee, Rachel! I wouldn't ha' done it, only I wanted summut[63] to buy ee a fairing wi', and I be as vlush[64] o' money as a twod[65] o' veathers."[66] [61] #'ee#: thee, you.