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Dead Alive (1783) 5: You carry your beef vid you – here is de beef (touching the coachman’s belly).at beef, n.1
Dead Alive (1783) 5: You carry your beef vid you – here is de beef (touching the coachman’s belly). Dead Alive (1783) 6: Enter a Black crying.Coachman What, and Blacky goes too?at blackie (n.) under black, adj.
Dead Alive (1783) 5: Alas! he is all broke – and ma foi – I am all broke again.at broke, adj.1
Dead Alive (1783) 16: A second-hand son of a sorcerer! a hey-cockalorum conjuror!.at high cockalorum!, excl.
Dead Alive (1783) 24: My niece buried! why she’s crack’d (Aside).at cracked, adj.
Dead Alive (1783) 36: I’ll not dust the rascal’s jacket this bout.at dust someone’s jacket (v.) under dust, v.1
Dead Alive (1783) 6: Hannibal [i.e. a black servant], your fleece and complexion soon get you into bread.at fleece, n.1
Dead Alive (1783) 7: Dennis. My master desires you and Hannibal may keep your liveries. Coachman. What, may I take the harness I have on.at harness, n.
Dead Alive (1783) 5: Poor master’s knock’d up at last.at knocked up, adj.
Dead Alive (1783) 42: How is Old Scratch and all our black friends below?at old Scratch (n.) under old, adj.
Dead Alive (1783) 14: Now Paddy the brogue he puts on, / Then struts with the pride of a Don.at Paddy, n.
Dead Alive (1783) 12: My tout ensemble is the thing.at thing, the, n.
Dead Alive (1783) 32: A wooden surtout lin’d with white satin.at wooden surtout (n.) under wooden, adj.
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