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Interviewer: They didn't have a garden on their own. Speaker: No, they never had, no. |
"never had any" |
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Speaker: And then cars come on the road. Interviewer: Oh yeah. Speaker: We wanted to- we never had no light on buggies. |
"never had any" |
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Speaker: In silos. Yeah. Interviewer: Yes, did you have one of those on your farm? Speaker: N-- no, we never had- no. No. |
"never had any" |
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Parents never had no worries about us. Only had one cousin get lost once. They found him the next day though. Yeah. 'Cause (laughs) in the village there was fifteen homes. Seven of them were related. All uncles and aunts. |
"never had any" |
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Speaker 2: And the house was cold, you-know from that (laughs)- Speaker: (inc) you never had no heat on, well back in them days. You come in here and the bed was just like ice, eh? |
"never had any" |
The old vet never had no car. Never ever drove, all he had was horses. Dad had the car and he'd drive that old vet all over. Here to Minden, Wilberforce, wherever eh? Then he- old lad got killed then dad did it all. |
"never had any" |
Oh yeah. You went to the barn and fed them by hand and you- you milked them by hand. We never had no milking machine, two hands. |
"never had any" |
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De-- Dean- Dean and I are- we should've bought all that problem year- never had no money to-- couldn't do it. Anyway. Dean was up there. |
"never had any" |
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Speaker: And then Irish people were- belonged to the other church, eh? Interviewer: Yeah. (laughs) Speaker: And this was the Polish. Interviewer: Yeah. Speaker: We never had no English there at all. Now it's all English. |
"never had any" |