ha'p'orth

So magnificent monuments and civil works fall into utter decay, and boats go to ruin everywhere, for lack of a haporth of tar.

Some Cats has a haporth a day, some every other day; werry few can afford a pennorth, but times is inferior.

Haporth o liveliness, the music at a low concert, or theatre.

Carroway ought to catch one lot, if he has a haporth of sense in him.

Shure I know, Winny, that'll you never see me want for a haporth while I last, be it long or short.