Citations:whaten

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English citations of whaten

what kind (of)

1816, Scott, Antiquary, xv:
Whaten a gate's that to ride?

"I'm feared he's in prison, Mary."

what

1893, Amelia Edith Huddleston Barr, The Mate of the "Easter Bell" and Other Stories, page 112:
"Oh woman! woman! Whaten's the matter ? Where's my lad ?"
1898, Amelia Edith Huddleston Barr, Femmetia: And Other Stories, page 143:
"Very well, lad; whaten is thou fain to be?"

could be either

1838 (edition of 1866), James Hogg, Tales, 221:
‘See, whaten white scares are yon?’ ‘Some exhalation of the morning.’
1838 (edition of 1866), James Hogg, Tales, 320:
Whaten a niff-naff of a glass is this?
1897, Ernest Hamilton, The Outlaws of the Marches, 66:
And whaten business hae ye wi' Braidlie?

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