1 I saw it t'other day.

2 They were talking of this, that and t'other.

3 It is much better than you was t'other day.'

4 T'other one's was one syllable.

5 'Conjuror Fall, t'other side of Casterbridge that they used to call "Wide-O", was a very good man when I was a boy, ' said Jonathan Kail.

6 The one that says he's not like t'other stone men, that he started as a statue till a grey woman came out of the fog and kissed him with lips as cold as ice.

7 for it seems he knew his Voice: T'other answered, Ay, ay; for God's Sake, Tom Smith, throw down your Arms, and yield, or, you are all dead Men this Moment.

8 S'pose we tackle that old dead - limb tree on the hill t'other side of Still - House branch? "