pee'pee; gur zah wosheeto ah nang woar ah prow nang zah lee ah gur
pee'pee ah pahng-ul, pee'pee ah lego', pee'pee ah mullebah'dee; gur
tay wosheeto ah nang zah poo'ruk woar ah To'bee, gur taw ah pishoo.

_H._ Pahrahbooah, if you will put me on board of a ship I will
go to England; if I remain at To'bee (Lord North's) I shall
die, for there is nothing to eat on To'bee; in England, much
food, much, much; and if you will put me on board of a ship, I
will give you much iron, many clothes, and much brass; if you
do not put me (on board) I shall die on To'bee, and you (will
get) no iron.

_P._ Hah, nang tay wosheeto ah gur; gur tee'tree tuhmah; gur tang
ah nee nang ah pahng-ul; Peeter Inglish yepee'lif, gur yepee'lif,
mah'ree ah Inglish yepee'lif, senah-messen'; tuhmah man Inglish;
gur mummah tee'dee woar To'bee, zah pooruk ah To'bee.

_P._ Ah! I will not let you go; you talk bad; you will not
give me any iron; Peeter Inglish is a thief, you are a thief,
all Englishmen (are) thieves and liars; Englishmen (are) bad
men; you (are) to stay on To'bee, to die on To'bee.

_Another Dialogue between the same persons._

_P._ Tee'mit, gur zah beeto Inglish gur zahnee mah'ree To'bee ah
pahng-ul, yennup way'sa teberee'kah yennup ah tepo'ee ah waus'sa,
ah lego', kah-oo eekah, zis ah pishoo' ah teet ah tuv'vatif, ah
mullebah'dee, zah beeto To'bee zah lee wur'teemum ah gur?

_P._ Horace, if you go to England will you give the men of
To'bee iron of a large size, as big as a stick of wood, and
big axes, and knives, and cloth, and fish-hooks, an anvil and
hammer, and needles, a trunk, and brass, and then come back to
To'bee and give them to your father?

_H._ Ee'lah, nang zah beeto Inglish nang zahnee mahree To'bee ah
pahng-ul yennup, ah tepo'-ee, ah waus'sa, ah lego', kah-oo eekah,
zis ah pishoo', ah teet, ah tuv'vatif, ah mullebah'dee, zah beeto
To'bee, zah lee wur'teemum ah nang.

_H._ Yes, I will go to England, and I will give to the men of
To'bee iron of a large size, and big axes, and knives, and
cloth, and fish-hooks, an anvil, and needles, and trunks, and
brass, and then come back to To'bee and give them to my
father.

_P._ Gur zah beeto I