"Maa" Quotes from Famous Books
 ... coward core And fear'd to venter vrom the shore; While to an vro, an vur an near, And now an tan did Cox appear In dalliance with the wActers bland, Or zwimmin wi' a maA"ster hand. We youngsters dree, the youngest I, To zee the zwimmers Acll stood by Upon the green bonk o' the Brue Jist whaur a stook let water droo: A quiet time of joyousness Zim'd vor a space thic dAc to bless! A dog' too, faithful to his maA"ster War there, and mang'd wi' ...
— The Dialect of the West of England Particularly Somersetshire • James Jennings
... what was only a dog by what they call an act of courtesy. It must 'a' weighed fully two pounds, an' had bushy hair at that. It had a bark to it like one o' these intellectual dolls what can say Ma-maa, Ma-maa, but the critter was as proud o' this bark as though it shook all the buildin's on the place. The blame thing wasn't physically able to inflict much more damage than a mosquito, but it was full as bloodthirsty, an' it had took a keen ...
— Happy Hawkins • Robert Alexander Wason
... say the Planks which are in its hulk; "Mesthi, Hapi, Tuamautef, Qebh-sennuf, Haqau (i.e., he who leadeth away captive), Thet-em-aua (i.e., he who seizeth by violence), Maa-an-tef (i.e., he who seeth what the father bringeth), and Ari-nef-tchesef (i.e., he who ...
— Egyptian Literature |
