Now, Frank, what am I ter do?
That's why I've axed ye to kum out hyar, and enter into this confaberlation." "Well, Walt, you shall be welcome to my advice.

As to what you should do, that's clear enough; but what you may or can do will depend a good deal on what Miss Conchita says.

Have you spoken to her upon the subject ?" "Thar hain't yit been much talk atween us--i'deed not any, I mout say.
Ye know I can't parley thar lingo.

But I've approached her wi' as much skill as I iver did bear or buffler.

An', if signs signerfy anythin', she ain't bad skeeart about it.