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Dutch Curtezan V i: Your merry nuptials, and wanton Jiggajoggies.at jig-a-jig, n.
Dutch Curtezan V i: Your merry nuptials, and wanton Jiggajoggies. Dutch Curtezan III iv: Lord these boyes doe things arsie varsie.at arsey-varsey, phr.
Dutch Curtezan II i: I was at supper last night with a new weande bulchin, bread a God, drunke, horribly drunke.at bulchin, n.
Dutch Curtezan II i: My wit has no edge, and I may goe cacke in my pewter.at cack, v.1
Dutch Curtezan III i: Though you can bear more than I, yet I can do well.at do, v.1
Dutch Curtezan III iv: He was dry shaved this morning.at dry shave, v.1
Dutch Curtezan II ii: Foutra pon you Vitch, Bawde, Polecatte.at foutre!, excl.
Dutch Curtezan I i: A soft plumpe, round cheekt froe.at froe, n.1
Dutch Curtezan I ii: Curtian gulfes that will never be satisfied, untill the best thing a man has be throwne into them.at gulf, n.
Dutch Curtezan II i: Thou delightest onely in light Company.at light, adj.
Dutch Curtezan IV i: Maides in your Night-railes, Looke well to your light [...] Keepe close your lockes, And down your smocks.at lock, n.1
Dutch Curtezan II i: Let the Mulligrubs beware the knave!at mulligrubs, n.
Dutch Curtezan I i: That man of much money [...] cogging Cocledemoy, comes this night late into mine hostes Mulligrubs Taverne heere.at mulligrubs, n.
Dutch Curtezan V iii: I have a peece of mutton and a featherbed for you at all times.at mutton, n.
Dutch Curtezan II i: Is thy Maister rotten?at rotten, adj.
Dutch Curtezan I i: Nay, be not jaw-falne, my most sharking Mulligrub.at sharking, adj.
Dutch Curtezan III iv: Everie mans turd smels well in’s own nose.at turd, n.
Dutch Curtezan I ii: Vat sal become of mine poore flesh now, mine boddy must turne Turke for 2.d.at turk, n.1
Dutch Curtezan IV iii: Gooddy fiste, flumpen pumpun, a my fine Wagtaile [...] get you gon Punke rampanyt, key common up-taile.at wagtail, n.
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