![[Ire]](/static/img/flags/ire.png "Ireland")
Irishman in London II i: Me name Cubba, me only so many year old (holding up her fingers) when cross Bochro man catch me—me going walk one day, did take me from all my friend.at backra-man (n.) under backra, adj.
Irishman in London II i: Me name Cubba, me only so many year old (holding up her fingers) when cross Bochro man catch me—me going walk one day, did take me from all my friend. Irishman in London I ii: Bockro read great big book, tell him how he can be good [...] Poor black no understand read.at backra, n.
Irishman in London II ii: I dread that fellow’s having any more schemes to bamboozle and cheat me.at bamboozle, v.
Irishman in London I ii: Have done, Sir, or I’ll brain you.at brain, v.
Irishman in London II i: I’m quite up — I’m almost corn’d.at corned, adj.
Irishman in London II ii: Arrah! is it my own daffy-down-dilly you want, Maister Pat, to bring home? Oh thunder! Arrah be asy!at daffy-down-dilly, n.
Irishman in London II ii: Arrah! is it my own daffy-down-dilly you want, Maister Pat, to bring home? Oh thunder! Arrah be asy!at easy!, excl.
Irishman in London II i: Oh, charming! you make me young again—Egad I begin to think—oh dear.at egad!, excl.
Irishman in London II i: Oh murther, murther!at murder!, excl.
Irishman in London II i: He vexes me so when he speaks congrumshously about the sod [...] I have made Cymon blind drunk in love with Ireland.at Old Sod, n.
Irishman in London II i: I’m quite up — I’m almost corn’d, faith.at up, adv.
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