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Meanings of native brogue in English

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Usage of native brogue in English
1
It was his custom when in banter to drop from English to his native brogue like a merry-andrew.
Lords of the North
2
Is it that you're afther thin, me foine fellow? exclaimed Flinn, who always dropped into his native brogue under the influence of excitement.
Under the Meteor Flag: Log of a Midshipman during the French Rev...
3
"But you speak English, for I have heard you do it; and I have about forgotten my native brogue."
Across India; Or, Live Boys in the Far East
4
"'Twas a bit of devil's luck," returned Blakeman, dropping into his native brogue, which he always suppressed in service.
The Lady of Big Shanty
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