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‘The Spy’ in Novel Newspaper (1842) I 154/2: I’m sure a Guinea nagur loves heat, as much as a souldier loves his drop.at guinea bird, n.2
‘The Spy’ in Novel Newspaper (1842) I 154/2: I’m sure a Guinea nagur loves heat, as much as a souldier loves his drop. ‘The Spy’ Novel Newspaper (1845) I 116/1: How’s this? a blue coat among those scarlet gentry.at bluecoat, n.
‘The Spy’ in Novel Newspaper (1842) I 155/1: Replenishing the mug with a large addition of the article known to the soldiery by the name of ‘choke dog,’ she held it towards the pedler.at choke-dog (n.) under choke, v.
‘The Spy’ Novel Newspaper (1845) I 176/1: ‘Golly!’ said Caesar, with a chuckle.at golly!, excl.
‘The Spy’ Novel Newspaper (1842) I 154/2: ‘Sure a nagur has as much sowl as white,’ said Betty.at nagah, n.
‘The Spy’ in Novel Newspaper (1845) I 99/2: The poor opinion of the Skinners [...] whose sole occupation appears to have been relieving their fellow citizens from any excess of temporal prosperity they might be thought to enjoy, under the pretence of patriotism.at skinner, n.1
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