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5. Variety #2: Dr O‟Toole, Assistant surgeon of the regiment<br />
5a. Sample of dialect<br />
Well, Clennell, ould boy! I‘ve been seeing about it all the morning for ye. Shure, the<br />
procadings of the Board have been made out in duplicate and thriplicate; and the<br />
mimbers have all soigned them, and the principal medical officer‘s counter-soigned<br />
them, and the prisident‘s soigned them […]‖ (p. 123)<br />
5b.1 Orthography<br />
Eye dialect shure; ould<br />
Respelling procadings; mimbers; soigned<br />
5b.2 Grammar<br />
None noted<br />
5b.3 Vocabulary<br />
Idiolect thriplicate<br />
5c. Dialect area(s) represented<br />
Irish (‗somewhat Hibernian‘ (p. 122))<br />
5d. Density of dialect representation<br />
Lightly marked<br />
5e. Location of dialect<br />
Variety occurs only in dialogue<br />
5f. Characteristics of dialect speakers<br />
Male character, minor, educated<br />
5g. Consistency of representation<br />
Remains consistent; no evidence of code-switching<br />
6. Narrative comments on dialects and varieties<br />
None noted<br />
7. Other points of interest<br />
None noted<br />
<strong>Bullough</strong> <strong>Collection</strong> No. 235 After London and Amaryllis at the Fair by Richard<br />
Jefferies<br />
1. Publication details<br />
Author: Jeffries, Richard<br />
Author dates: 1848-1887<br />
Title: After London and Amaryllis at the Fair<br />
Publication: London: J.M. Dent & Sons Ltd; New York: E.P. Dutton &Co. Inc., 1939<br />
First published: 1885 and 1886 respectively<br />
After London (pages 1-197)<br />
2. Genre / subgenre<br />
Dystopia/utopia – fantasy adventure story set in the future after the fall of modern<br />
society following some unspecified disaster.<br />
3. Brief synopsis<br />
First section describes the various tribes now living in the British Isles from the point<br />
of the utopian/dystopian future and speculates about past history (our present).<br />
http://librarysupport.shef.ac.uk /bullough.pdf<br />
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