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Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 191: You wretched rebellious little Ape.at ape, n.
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 191: You wretched rebellious little Ape. (ref. to 17C) Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous II 225: Rogues, Thieves [...] Bidstands, and Clapper-dudgeons [...] infested the outskirts of the Old Palace.at bidstand, n.
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 194: The Master Mariner had no power over his crew, and no license to put ’em in the Bilboes.at bilbo, n.
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 177: As for Grandchildren of the byblows of King Charles II, good lack! to hear them talk of the ‘Merry Monarch’.at by-blow, n.
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 171: I should like, master, to drink your health in a bumper of right Burgundy.at bumper, n.2
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 225: Rogues, thieves [...] and Clapperdudgeons [...] infested the outskirts of the Old Palace.at clapperdudgeon, n.
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 266: The poor wretches had a miserable hovel of an inn [...] where they ate their rye-bread and drank their sour clink.at clink, n.2
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 240: His whole life, indeed, had been but one series of Crimes [...] cheating, cogging, betraying.at cog, v.
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 204: She may not to-morrow play as roguish a one to [...] any other smart Pink-an-eye Dandiprat that hangs about the Court.at dandiprat, n.
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 194: Sukey Mops and Dorothy Draggletail went off to the Drawing-room in Satin sacks and High-heeled shoes.at draggle-tail, n.
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 101: He was but a smock-faced lad fresh from the Mall.at smock-faced, adj.
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 147: Surely there never did exist so volatile, light-spirited, feather-brained a race as these same Negro Blacks.at feather-headed, adj.
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 280: ‘Ay, and to a pleasant journey to Fiddler’s Green,’ cries out the Captain.at fiddler’s green (n.) under fiddler, n.3
(con. mid-18C) Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 94: Mistress Slyboots, his Flame, kept him company.at flame, n.
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 203: My Grannum (who had a ready Memory for those Tales).at grannam, n.2
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 166: He is the meanest little hunks that ever skinned a flea.at hunks, n.
(con. mid-18C) Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 236: To each of the dozen Warders there present he gave a Jacobus.at jacobus, n.
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 157: The unhappy creature, who had probably sold my Tobacco-stopper for a few joes [...] positively denied that I had given her anything beyond the half-dollar.at joe, n.3
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 237: I am sure it was Ketch, for he came afterwards to the Stone Kitchen, wanting to treat all present to Drink.at stone jug, n.1
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 157: She was a bitter woman when vexed, and called me ‘beggar buckra,’ ‘poor white trash,’ ‘tam lily thief,’ and the like.at lily, n.
(con. mid-18C) Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 95: Mistress Slyboots, the Maid, used to say that he was in love.at Miss, n.
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 181: Our policy was to be Mum, or else to Flatter him.at mum, adj.
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 169: Squire Bartholomew [...] was certainly more than three parts Muzzy.at muzzy, adj.
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 179: The Daughter that as a Babe hung on her Paps.at paps, n.1
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 200: He [...] musters up his best parleyvoo.at parleyvoo, n.
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 315: Pig, why dost thou not take off thy Hat?at pig, n.
(con. mid-18C) Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 83: I never shoved the tumbler for tail-drawing or poll-snatching on a levee-day.at poll, n.1
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 157: My Pumpkin-faced Patroness.at pumpkin-face (n.) under pumpkin, n.
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 243: A most frivolous Quean this, and I well rid of her.at quean, n.
Strange Adventures of Captain Dangerous 201: Shall I, who have brained an English Grenadier, sneak off before a rabblerout of Sauerkraut Soldiers?at sauerkraut, n.
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