shewereasnarrerasanarrer, but with cleavage to die fer so she dressed in fancy spanks from Marks ‘n Sparks ‘cos she’d gorra job as earned hersen a bucketful of dosh typing jobsheets fer the Faktreh’s Senior Clerks Now one parky Sat’dy neet, our Peg the padgeowl chanced to meet an Irish navvy wi a twinkle in ’is eyes and ‘though Peg judged him as a Yokel still she took ‘im dahn ‘er local where they podged theysens on stout and chips and pies but Paddy got right larroped ‘as down the jit they galloped and, chucklin’ sed “now gisagleg what’s behind them fancy skanks did yer gerrem from them Yanks?” but Peggy only showed a little bit o’ leg but the navvy cut up ruff, and said “that’s nor ennuff! I’ll ‘ave the rest – and I’ll ‘ave it right ere!” but Paddy, tight jobber, never bought a dobber and as weeks passed it soon became clear to Paddy, the digger, that Peg’s waist was gettin’ bigger so, when Peg said, with a tear and a sigh “There ain’t no bloomin’ daht that you’ve got me up the spaht!” Paddy skanked ‘er - dahn the jitty - by and by!
A poem in Leicestershire dialect. Read it out loud to get the effect please and let me know how you find it - oh, and have fun looking up all of the dialect words