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  • The York Minster Screen

    The York Minster Screen

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    Yorkshire Dialect Classics (Ed. by Arnold Kellett)

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  • Bilberry Pie Anthology

    Bilberry Pie Anthology

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  • Emily Bronte and the Haworth Dialect 2nd Edition

    Emily Bronte and the Haworth Dialect 2nd Edition

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  • Goodies Cover

    Selection from ‘GOODIES’ by Walter Turner

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  • Goin' Tu T' Spaws

    Goin’ Tu t’ Spaws

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  • Yorkshire Pudding Olmenack (Eds - Ben Dyson and Stanley Ellis)

    Yorkshire Pudding Olmenack (Eds – Ben Dyson and Stanley Ellis)

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  • Yorkshire Words Today  ( D Paynter, C Upton and J Widdowson )

    Yorkshire Words Today ( D Paynter, C Upton and J Widdowson )

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Since 1897 we have collected, written about, studied, and recorded Yorkshire dialects.  This globally known way of speech varies across the entire region, from village to village, always denoting the origin, and to an extent, the people who come from round 'ere.

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