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culture4
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english language - dialects3
language and languages2
education2
nature2
woodworking industries1
manners and customs1
supernatural1
oral traditions1

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Dyson, B Ronald23
Mitchell, George H7
Howard, Haigh6
Earnshaw, Mrs4
Society For Preservation of Old Sheffield Tools2
Himsworth, J. B2
Himsworth, J B2
Wakelin, Martyn F2
Sidney1
Siporin, Rae Lee1

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A Synchronic Study of the Dialect of the Upper Holme Valley in the West Riding of Yorkshire

Dyson, B Ronald

1960

Volume One of this Ph.D. thesis includes an Introduction, notes on the informants and on methods and principles of phonetic transcription, phonetic transcriptions made from field tape recordings, a se...

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Upper Holme Valley Study Transcriptions

Dyson, B Ronald

c.1960

Typed draft transcripts of gramophone discs, based on LAVC/SRE/D/2/305 and LAVC/SRE/D/2/306, for a study into dialects in the Upper Holme Valley. An introduction to the transcripts introduces the stud...

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A glossary of word and dialect formerly used in the Sheffield trades

Dyson, B Ronald; Himsworth, J B; Society for Preservation of Old Sheffield Tools

1936

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A glossary of word and dialect formerly used in the Sheffield trades

Dyson, B Ronald; Himsworth, J B; Society for Preservation of Old Sheffield Tools

1936

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SED Word Map: Scythe

Wakelin, Martyn F; Dyson, B Ronald

[1960s]

Experimental printed word map of the Northern Counties, completed in ms., for SED question II.9.6, Scythe, mapping the response Lea. The map was compiled by B. Ronald Dyson and Martyn Wakelin, and is ...

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SED Word Map: Rivulet

Wakelin, Martyn F; Dyson, B Ronald

[1960s]

Experimental printed word map of the Northern Counties, completed in ms., for SED question IV.1.1, Rivulet, mapping responses Burn, Beck and Brook. The map was compiled by B. Ronald Dyson and Martyn W...

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Survey of English Dialects recording in Holmbridge, Yorkshire

Dyson, B Ronald

Jul 1953

[Side 1] Bill and George recall several donkeys in past, discuss impressive age and durability of donkeys, tell series of anecdotes about buying and selling donkeys, recall children 'laking [= playing...

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Survey of English Dialects recording in Holmbridge, Yorkshire

Dyson, B Ronald

Jul 1953

[Side 1] Bill recalls childhood rides on donkey that used to gallop across field and stop instantly on seeing thistle and pitch rider off, recalls childhood friend feeding donkey prone to biting hand,...

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Survey of English Dialects recording in Holmbridge, Yorkshire

Dyson, B Ronald

Sep 1952

[Side 1] Mrs. Earnshaw recalls cleaning fire-grate, emptying ash-hole and black-leading grate in past, brief conversation about health and eyesight. [Side 2] Mrs. Earnshaw describes starting work 'pi...

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Survey of English Dialects recording in Holmbridge, Yorkshire

Dyson, B Ronald

Sep 1952

[Side 1] Mrs. Earnshaw talks about local ironworks, recalls lighting fire in past with flint and baking bread in front of fire, remembers eating 'tea-cake' [= bread roll] with brother when working at ...

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Survey of English Dialects recording in Holmbridge, Yorkshire

Dyson, B Ronald

Sep 1952

[Side 1] Mrs. Earnshaw discusses food in past, incl. 'butter shive' [= slice of bread and butter], recalls first holiday aged 50 to Blackpool, talks about visit of pigman to stick pig, remembers makin...

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Survey of English Dialects recording in Holmbridge, Yorkshire

Dyson, B Ronald

Sep 1952

[Side 1] Mrs. Earnshaw describes ring game played as child, recalls visit of nephew from USA by areoplane, talks about extended family locally. [Side 2] Mrs. Earnshaw describes working conditions in ...

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