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Certificā′tion; Certif′icatory, a certificate—also adj.—n.

It looks like there was somebody better than Mollie that thought they could give her a character, or a certif’cate that she had done about right while at school.

Now Mollie is as good a girl as breathes, and as smart as girls can be made, and there’s nobody better than Mollie on this planet, and I just can’t bear this certif’cate business.

This same thing bothered him above a bit, and he used to say if any man thought his Mollie needed a certif’cate of doing well, he would tell him Mollie was the best woman God ever made, and, if he contradicted, he’d bore a few holes into him.

Ef he kin take the certif'cate it's the mos' ez he kin do.