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Memoirs of the Life of Lady H choose

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[UK] Richardson Memoirs of the Life of Lady H 38: Son, the impudent Baggage will not go.
at baggage, n.
[UK] Richardson Memoirs of the Life of Lady H 41: What does this Fellow boggle at?
at boggle, v.
[UK] Richardson Memoirs of the Life of Lady H 15: The Cook filled a bumper, and drank to her: Here, Pamela, says she, a good Health to you.
at bumper, n.2
[UK] Richardson Memoirs of the Life of Lady H 33: A little Money, given to her and her Parents, will make them all easy and hush.
at easy, adj.
[UK] Richardson Memoirs of the Life of Lady H 14: By jingo, Girl, I’d have you take care of yourself.
at jingo!, excl.
[UK] Richardson Memoirs of the Life of Lady H 36: She was sharp enough to trepan you to marry her.
at trapan, v.
[UK] Richardson Memoirs of the Life of Lady H 24: Son, what could induce you to marry that Wench?
at wench, n.
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