which dialects did she use?
Old English
Elizabeth Gaskell
She also used the dialect word "nesh" (soft), which goes back to Old English, in "Mary Barton":
in which medium did actress michelle williams work? Small-scale independent productions with dark or tragic themes which was her debut project? Her debut film was "Lassie" which films did she do in the early 2000s? Me Without You, Prozac Nation, The United States of Leland, etc. which projects did she do for broadway? Cabaret what was her debut movie based on? An early depiction is found in British writer Elizabeth Gaskell's 1859 short story "The Half-brothers". are there any television adaptations as well? Yes what are the influences on the writer of this short story? She travelled to London and also spent some time in Newcastle upon Tyne and from there made the journey to Edinburgh.
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Elizabeth Gaskell [SEP] Dialect usage
Gaskell's style is notable for putting local dialect words into the mouths of middle-class characters and the narrator. In "North and South" Margaret Hale suggests "redding up" (tidying) the Bouchers' house and even offers jokingly to teach her mother words such as "knobstick" (strike-breaker). In 1854 she defended her use of dialect to express otherwise inexpressible concepts in a letter to Walter Savage Landor: She also used the dialect word "nesh" (soft), which goes back to Old English, in "Mary Barton": and later in "The Manchester Marriage" [1858]: