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Devil is an Ass III iii: There’s an old debt of forty, I ga’ my word. For one is run away to the Bermudas [F&H].at Bermudas, n.
Devil is an Ass III iii: There’s an old debt of forty, I ga’ my word. For one is run away to the Bermudas [F&H]. Devil is an Ass II ii: O, bird, Could you do this? ’gainst me! and at this time now!at bird, n.1
Devil is an Ass II ii: Away, you broker’s block, you property!at block, n.1
Devil is an Ass II i: Commend my service to my lady Tailbush.at bush, n.1
Devil is an Ass II i: This way, wife. Up to thy gallery, do, chuck.at chuck, n.1
Devil is an Ass I i: I will teach thee [to] cheat, child, to cog, lie and swagger.at cog, v.
Devil is an Ass II iii: I think he has dogg’d me to the house.at dog, v.1
Devil is an Ass II iii: Such a mistress of behaviour, She knows from the duke’s daughter to the doxy, What is their due just, and no more!at doxy, n.
Devil is an Ass II i: It creaks his engine.at engine, n.
Devil is an Ass V iv: Fough! what a steam of brimstone Is here!at faugh!, excl.
Devil is an Ass V iii: If you be such a one, sir, I will leave you, To your godfathers in law: Let twelve men work.at godfather, n.
Devil is an Ass I i: I will teach thee [...] To swear by Gogs-nowns, like a lusty Juventus.at gog, n.
Devil is an Ass II i: I will not bate a Harrington of the sum.at Harrington, n.
Devil is an Ass I i: Carmen Are got into the yellow starch, and chimney sweepers To their tobacco, and strong waters, Hum, Meath and Obarni.at hum, n.1
Devil is an Ass in Dramatic Works (1811) 481: Laugh’d at, sweet bird! Is that the scruple? come, come, Thou art a niaise .at nias, n.
Devil is an Ass II i: Not all so wise as some true politic wife Would be; [...] having matched with such a nupson.at nupson, n.
Devil is an Ass II i: Why is all this rigging and fine tackle, mistress, If no your neat handsome vessels, of good sail, Put not forth [...] Abroad into the world?at rigging, n.1
Devil is an Ass III i: But there’s not so much gold in all the Row.at Row, the, n.
Devil is an Ass I i: We will survey the Suburbs, and make forth our sallies, Downe Petticoat-lane, and up the Smock-alleys, To Shoreditch, Whitechappel, and so to Saint Katherns’.at smock alley (n.) under smock, n.1
Devil is an Ass II i: Why is all this rigging and fine tackle, mistress, If your neat handsome vessels, of good sail, Put not forth [...] Abroad into the world?at tackle, n.1
Devil is an Ass II i: Commend my service to my lady Tailbush.at tail, n.
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