| He fair screamed at the very sight o' the bread, an' he scrouged hisself up in that corner an' put his hands in front of his face. |
| Since we are able to change the perception the individuo has of hisself, he changes his relationship with everything. |
| They run ort as tho Satun hisself was arter them with a red hot ten pronged pitchfork. |
| An' the dep'ty, he straightened hisself, an' 'lowed he war a off'cer o' the law. |
| Yit I'll not deny that it's easy to be perlite to old Uncle Prince, bekaze he's mighty perlite hisself. |
| Now if I'd 'a' forgot your uncle's bed, he'd 'a' made it hisself and said nothing. |
