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YORKSHIRE

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DING 2012: "Sebastian Evans mentions him in his edition of his father’s (Arthur Benoni Evans) Leicestershire Words and Phrases and Proverbs (1881:33): “The Round Preacher makes frequent use of a dialect which to some extent is identical with Leicestershire, but which I believe really belongs to Southern Yorkshire.” In the British Library Catalogue Joseph Clarke appears as Vicar of Eling (Hampshire) and also as the author of the novel The Story of Two Churchwardens: Father and Son (1892) (which is just dotted with coloquialisms)".


WORKS

1845. The Round Preacher or Reminiscences of Methodist Circuit Life by an Ex-Wesleyan. London: Simpkin, Marshall and Co. SC.


KINGKONG PROJECT

Rev, Joseph CLARKE (M: c1819 - 1897 Aug 19)

          The Story Of Two Churchwardens, Father And Son [f|1892]


FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT HIS LIFE AND WORKS SEE

Arthur Benoni Evans. 1881. Leicestershire Words and Phrases and Proverbs. Collected by the Late Arthur Benoni Evans, D. D., Head Master of Market Bosworth Free Grammar School. Edited with additions and an introduction by Sebastian Evans. 1881. London: Published for the English Dialect Society by Trübner and Co. :33



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LITERARY DIALECTS

1800-1950

     EAST MIDLANDS

LEICESTERSHIRE PROSE

Joseph Clarke

(c. 1819-1897)