As knows all the tip top young fellas?
In old movie 'Lady Chatterley', the actor says "as knows all the tiptop young fellas?".
Is 'as knows all the tiptop young fellas' grammatically correct? Is it like old English or some dialects?
If not, what is the correct version?
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Woman: I saw you once, washing.
Woman: I thought you were beautiful.
Man: Me?
Woman: your body was beautiful. I wanted you.
Man: My body, beautiful? To you? As knows all the tiptop young fellas?
Woman: I don't mean handsome.
Man: Handsome is as handsome does.
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Top answer
It's a form of dialect. It means To you, who knows all the tiptop young fellows?
- It's a form of dialect.
- It means To you, who knows all the tiptop young fellows?
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It's a form of dialect.
It means To you, who knows all the tiptop young fellows?
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