The world wants all the sunshine it can get, and deary me!

Don't cry, deary, you are not wet enough to do any harm.

Oh deary me, what I have to put up with from her!

I hope you will enjoy every minute of the time, deary.

I don't know what they're doing up there, but deary me.

My love to deary, Charlotte, and the hereditary Duke of Bronte.

Oh deary, deary me, that will never do. She changes panes.

But I must go up and see how he is now, poor deary.

He doesn't want thanks, deary; he wants you to get well.

Now, deary, take a little more stimulant, and then don't talk.

Some of the hotel folks were up here last summer, and deary me!

Slept well this morning, didn't you, deary, to make up for last night?

But I'm content, for it's comin' to me, my deary, and comin' quick.

And, deary me, you haven't looked even into the very next room yet!

Git up quick, deary, but fer de Lawd's sake doan' make no noise!

Eh, deary me, to think that life should run to such a puddle!