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Human Touch 13: I don’t give a ten cent. piece whether a man’s a Catholic or a sun worshipper.at not care a cent, v.
Human Touch 13: I don’t give a ten cent. piece whether a man’s a Catholic or a sun worshipper. Human Touch 97: I don’t give a dam for the Boche numbers.at not give a damn, v.
Human Touch 278: Lumme! ain’t ’e a bit of orl rite?at bit of all right, a, phr.
Human Touch 19: What’s that to make a song about?at make a song and dance (about) (v.) under song and dance, n.1
Human Touch 256: I always thought him a bit of an ass at school.at ass, n.
Human Touch 92: ‘I don’t want none of yer --- beer,’ she stormed, putting away a good half pint.at put away, v.
Human Touch 39: I come belting back to try and git in the same crush.at belt, v.
Human Touch 5: Were you one of the big noises at your school?at big noise (n.) under big, adj.
Human Touch 160: ’Op it, yer bla’guard, ’op it ’ard!at blackguard, n.
Human Touch 8: I hates them, and a lady come down to-day and give me a track. Blarst her!at blast, v.1
Human Touch 92: ‘This blarsted fool,’ announced his loving wife [...] ‘wants to ’list.’.at blasted, adj.1
Human Touch 188: I’ve forgotten more about cards than any of you damned bohunks ever knew.at bohunk, n.
Human Touch 16: He’d brained a Boche with a shovel.at brain, v.
Human Touch 189: The brass of them; the ineffable gall.at brass, n.1
Human Touch 97: Cut the cackle about morning mists and such like. [Ibid.] 170: Cut the tackle, my lad, and get to the ‘osses.at cut the cackle (v.) under cackle, n.
Human Touch 89: But yer won’t get much change out of ’er, Pete.at not get any change out of (v.) under change, n.
Human Touch 80: Cheese it, guv’nor; I’ve got to live, ain’t I?at cheese it!, excl.
Human Touch 23: It’s only because I know that what you say is right that I haven’t gone off my chump.at off one’s chump under chump, n.
Human Touch 79: Put the pop-gun away, guv’nor [...] It’s a fair cop, and it might ruddy well go hoff.at fair cop, n.
Human Touch 62: No use this time, sir. I’ve blinking well copped it through the back!at cop it, v.
Human Touch 6: But, damn it, Shorty, I knew you were here.at damn it!, excl.
The Human Touch 9: Each little group obsessed, with that one damnable idea – Dear God! but it’s over; he’s going back again.at damnable, adj.
Human Touch 34: Well, who the deuce is the ninth?at deuce, the, phr.
Human Touch 14: What the devil are you laughing at?at what the devil...?, phr.
Human Touch 247: Have a nip of this, Palmer [...] You’re looking damned dicky.at dicky, adj.1
Human Touch 23: Doc., pass the whisky.at doc, n.
Human Touch 188: You swabs of the gutter, you give me a dud fiver amongst my winnings.at dud, adj.
Human Touch 124: I’m thinking we’ve struck a dud in this house.at dud, n.2
Human Touch 109: No blinking earthly yer stopping ’ere, madame.at no earthly under earthly, n.
Human Touch 147: This ’ere’s a fair box-up – that’s wot it is.at fair, adj.
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