"When the little chavvies gets up, they take the grails down the pani... then we all have bread and
kel and a piece of stinger... Some of the old raklis dodikins to the gorgios. They go out with the jukells shushing and a
lot of muskros are in the pov." -
Zilla Roberts, describing Appleby Fair, quoted by John Ezard (1976) [
1].
(The little children are asleep in the wagons. When they get up, they water the horses, then everyone has bread and
cheese and a little bit of onion. Some of the old ladies tell people's fortunes. They go rabbiting with the dogs and a lot
of policemen are in the field.)