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Beau Defeated II i: The Baggage is loose as the wanton Winds, yet she is Witty beyond her Sex.at baggage, n.
Beau Defeated II i: The Baggage is loose as the wanton Winds, yet she is Witty beyond her Sex. Beau Defeated II iii: I wear a Sword, and follow me ye Caper-cutter if ye dare.at caper, n.2
Beau Defeated II i: Heark-yee, you Sneak-nose, Hounds-face, you have Affronted my Master.at dogface (n.) under dog, n.2
Beau Defeated IV ii: Ay fackins, had Master and I been at e’re Gentleman’s house [...] by this time we had been half Seas-over, Udsnigs.at half seas over, adj.
Beau Defeated IV ii: Ay fackins, had Master and I been at e’re Gentleman’s house [...] by this time we had been half Seas-over, Udsnigs.at i’fecks!, excl.
Beau Defeated II iii: Dear Lady Basset revenge me, ridicule that lump of the City till he frets himself into shape.at lump, n.
Beau Defeated IV ii: Monkey, the Girl has stolen ’em out of my Cabinet.at monkey, n.
Beau Defeated II i: coach: Why, fool, I brought him Money. jack: I thought so, ye Pimp, he scorns it.at pimp, n.
Beau Defeated IV ii: Why he is my Master, Udsnigs!at ’sniggers!, excl.
Beau Defeated II ii: Zooks, Madam Rich, ’tis the best part.at zooks!, excl.
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