Example | Meaning |
But now, I think a lot of people and- especially the way, we 've got- even got the oarsmen outdone. Chap- somebody in Mar-- the Maritimes, for the World-Championships, devised the starting things. Beautiful. |
Man or boy |
How are we going to do better in the future?" I remember this chap from East-Germany got up and he said what they were doing in East- Germany. Some of their situations were wonderful. They 'd take a city like Toronto and they 'd divide it up into pies. |
Man or boy |
It 'd been a nursing-home at one time um and actually, I bought a house on Corselette and the chap that was trying to sell it was in problems because he had bought this house. And I remember, we worked a deal that he took back a third mortgage and everything, so I- I took that place. |
Man or boy |
One of them, the Goo-Foo up here- do you know, with all my knowledge of the Beach, I had to read a book that was ah based on the Beach, and this chap explained to his girlfriend how the Goo-Foo got it's name? And apparently, the night they opened up and turned on the lights, two of them were missing. |
Man or boy |
We had one chap in the Beach, I saw him walking Queen-Street, had nothing against him, doesn 't mean anything to me, but he was a conscientious-objector. We didn 't know what the hell that was at one time. |
Man or boy |
When- when we came back from overseas, there was a chap had taken over the club to the degree he had the refreshment booth, and he was now running for the first time in Toronto, teenage- records dances. |
Man or boy |
And then he could write great poems and sports things and so on. He was quite a (inc) chap. |
Man or boy |
It was a Crown grand of land in day one by a chap that owned all the property in the Beach. There was no houses here at that time and they deeded this- this so-- circle of land which is encompass of the clubhouse now and then things went up and the bowling-greens and so on. |
Man or boy |
Example | Meaning |
And ah, the other was the fact that um, in my teenage years, you usually have a boyfriend right? So ah, I happen to have met this chap. He wasn't a student at that time. I just don't recall how I met him. |
Man or boy |
And ah, they look at it at such an opportunity and with such eagerness where, you-know, I wonder about that sometimes. "How could they?" You-know, thinking that they're never going to come home, in some cases. But ah, the one chap's name was- was Freeman, that I do remember that had written back and forth to Sean Levine. |
Man or boy |
But I did remember seeing these letters form men, younger men who was part of this (inc) had gone overseas for the first world war, and Sean Levine just happened to be the chap that they'd wrote letter back home to. And he corresponded with them obviously. And I still have these letters. I shared it with um, Ruby, what was her last name? She lived just back road here. |
Man or boy |
But that- those buildings eventually burned down. And we felt at the time, there was a young chap that had been working for dad, and he wasn't too happy about life, and they sort of feel that perhaps he took a little bit of his spite out on dad by starting the fires... |
Man or boy |
Well, I wasn't that excited about seeing him in the office. "What the heck does he want anyway?" Anyway, he advised me not to see this chap anymore, as he was older than I was and he didn't felt (inc) feel that he was good company for me. Well you know when somebody tells you things like that, you're so determined to go the way you're not supposed to go. |
Man or boy |