Pended [verb]

De las' one he had pended on fer ter stan' by 'im had gone back on 'im, en dey did n' 'pear ter be nuffin mo' wuf libbin' fer.

De las' one he had 'pended on fer ter stan' by 'im had gone back on 'im, en dey didn' 'pear ter be nuffin mo' wuf libbin' fer.

He never failed to blow dat bugle at break of day 'cep on Sundays, and evvybody on dat place 'pended on him to wake 'em up.

While it pended, the unsettled feeling of spring made the Patty-Pans its headquarters.

Is it scientific to say that the muscle of a man de- pended upon the length of his locks?

I tole 'em this was the fust mornin' an' they orter be up right smart, cos everythin' 'pended on how we took a start.

I done tol' him you might be back to-day an' den ag'in you mightn't—'pended on de way de ducks was flyin'.

De number of gen'rals 'pended on how much corn us had and how many slaves was shuckin' corn.