"daown" meaning in English

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          "text": "\"[…]ye must jest come right daown to plain livin'. How many servants d'yeh say they kep'[…]\"",
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          "text": "\"Her ladyship, Lady Tichwudd; I knowed that bragian boy in front, as looketh daown on his own kearful moother. No room for he, in my kitchen. I was vorced to box the ears of 'un, last time.\"",
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          "text": "the new Californians, hailing directly from \"daown east,\"",
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          "text": "“Y’ ever hear what Sim’on Peter Ca’houn said when they whacked up a match ’twix’ his sister Hitty an’ Lorin’ Jerauld, an’ the boys put up that joke on him daown to Georges?” drawled Uncle Salters",
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          "text": "\"[…]They do treat 'em nefarious daown thah on the wholesale plantations.[…]\"",
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