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View of London and Westminster 23: These Low-heel’d Gentleman [i.e. chairmen who sell private secrets to the press] shall watch impatiently for the last gasp of a Person of Quality, as Jew for an Opportunity to debauch his Maid .at low-heeled, adj.
View of London and Westminster 23: These Low-heel’d Gentleman [i.e. chairmen who sell private secrets to the press] shall watch impatiently for the last gasp of a Person of Quality, as Jew for an Opportunity to debauch his Maid . View of London and Westminster 16: Lady Laycock presents him her Compliments.at Miss Laycock (n.) under Miss, n.
View of London and Westminster 53: I have not yet taken care of the numerous Band of Pettitcoat-Pensioners, who are at this time in the City, begetting young Merchants and Shop-keepers.at petticoat pensioner (n.) under petticoat, n.
View of London and Westminster 42: A Mugg of special Two-penny.at twopenny, n.2
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