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Upholsterer I ii: Well, it does not signify Argifying, I wish we were both warm in Bed.at argufy, v.
Upholsterer I ii: Well, it does not signify Argifying, I wish we were both warm in Bed. Upholsterer I i: Stark-staring mad in Love with a Couple of Baggages not worth a Groat.at baggage, n.
Upholsterer I ii: Yes, you carried your Pigs to a fine Market.at bring one’s hogs to a fair market (v.) under bring, v.
Upholsterer I i: I’ll drink your Mistress’s Health in a Bumper.at bumper, n.2
Upholsterer I i: Not much to crack of Mr. Brazen.at crack, v.1
Upholsterer I ii: I grant ye, Ma’am, you have very good pretensions; but then it’s waiting for dead Men’s Shoes.at wait for dead men’s shoes, v.
Upholsterer II iv: Hey! what the duce have we here!at what the deuce...?, phr.
Upholsterer II i: He may go to Jericho for what I cares.at Jericho, n.
Upholsterer II iii: Odsheart Man be of good chear.at man, n.
Upholsterer II i: Go thy Ways for an old Hocuspocus of a News-monger.at -monger, sfx
Upholsterer II iii: Odsheart Man be of good chear.at ods heart! (excl.) under ods, n.
Upholsterer I ii: S’bodikins!at odsbobs! (excl.) under ods, n.
Upholsterer II i: Po, po, not a Jot of that.at pooh-pooh, phr.
Upholsterer I i: Why don’t you go to Bed to the Wench at once?at wench, n.
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