David Copperfield by Charles Dickens Chapter 31 Page 15

‘tis with her little bonnets and that. I couldn’t see one on ‘em rough used a purpose — not fur the whole wureld.

There’s a babby fur you, in the form of a great Sea Porkypine!’ said Mr. Peggotty, relieving his earnestness with a roar of laughter.

Peggotty and I both laughed, but not so loud.

‘It’s my opinion, you see,’ said Mr. Peggotty, with a delighted face, after some further rubbing of his legs, ‘as this is along of my havin’ played with her so much, and made believe as we was Turks, and French, and sharks, and every wariety of forinners — bless you, yes; and lions and whales, and I doen’t know what all!

— when she warn’t no higher than my knee. I’ve