EAP

I notice theres a eap of wire all round it, said Pug, and bobbed his head down hastily at the whizz of a couple of bullets.

"It struck me all of a 'eap," said Mrs. Silk, rolling her handkerchief into a ball and placing it in her lap.

Mr. Hearty turned and concentrated his gaze upon what the old man had described as "that there muck 'eap."

Then they gets up and shakes theirselves till the bus jerks them back again, and there they are, a more 'opeless 'eap than ever.

I ain't 'ad a bite since yesterday—an' 't wa'n't nothin' but a slice o' polony sossidge I found on a dust-'eap.