No; neither love nor women folk hev owt to do wi' it.

Such skimble-skamble, yea and nay kind o' ways willna do wi' women.

Weel, weel; but I'll ha' nought more to do wi 't.

What's thou to do wi' doves, and thou a work'us lad?

A bittie dog wadna ken what to do wi' keys.

I hae naething to do wi' your private affairs, sir.

A little more than persuading had to do wi' the coming o't, I reckon.

Noo, what I am gangin' to do wi' the takin' bit I dinna ken.

But what has all this to do wi' your dream?

What Joe 'u'd do wi'out th' lass I canna tell.

What would they do wi' a castle and liveried servants and tenants an' things?

Eh, laddie, I dinna ken what to do wi' ye.

He was a funny chap, sir; one as I shudd'n like much to do wi'.

And as to the folk she cam' o', we hae naething to do wi' them.

That's why she had nowt to do wi' the young parson, and wi' Harry Briarfield.

Give 'im a wide berth, yer honour, and doan't hev nothin' to do wi' 'im.