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Bury Fair II i: If thou shou’dst cry, it would make streaks down thy Face; as the Tears of the Tankard do upon my fat Hosts Belly-pieces.at belly-piece (n.) under belly, n.
Bury Fair II i: If thou shou’dst cry, it would make streaks down thy Face; as the Tears of the Tankard do upon my fat Hosts Belly-pieces. Bury Fair II i: Indeed, towards you, I am somewhat frigid; but some in the World know I have a Colt’s Tooth.at have a colt’s tooth (v.) under colt, n.1
Bury Fair II i: I hear there’s a flaming French Beau come to Town.at flaming, adj.1
Bury Fair V i: Come come, you brace of Fopdoodles.at fopdoodle, n.
Bury Fair Prologue: Silly Grubstreet Songs worse than Tom Farthing.at Grub Street, adj.
Bury Fair II i: Yes, he has found Wit in a Jack Pudding.at jack pudding (n.) under jack, n.1
Bury Fair I i: I have been visited this Morning, by three most confounded Fops [...] Trim, Sir Humphrey Noddy, and Mr. Oldwit [...] How now, Monsieur Cutbeard? what makes you at Bury-Fair? at Mr, n.
Bury Fair II i: What a Pox, is this Puss my Wife here?at puss, n.1
Bury Fair III i: Why, ’tis a scabby day.at scabby, adj.1
Bury Fair V i: An old Soaker, with [...] a red Face, a Brain clouded with Fumes.at soaker, n.1
Bury Fair II i: Ounds, this Count will make my damn’d affected Toad so proud, the Devil would not live with her.at toad, n.
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