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Squire of Alsatia II i: Nor would I give a fart for any Mathematician.at not care a fart, v.
Squire of Alsatia II i: Nor would I give a fart for any Mathematician. Squire of Alsatia I i: An you mutter one word more, adad I’ll mince you.at adad!, excl.
Squire of Alsatia n.p.: Cant List: Alsatia. White-fryers.at Alsatia, n.
Squire of Alsatia I i: He came out of White Fryers; he’s some Alsatian bully.at Alsatian (adj.) under Alsatia, n.
Squire of Alsatia I i: I am going to the man you call Crump, who helpeth Sollicitors to Affidavit-men, and Swearers, and Bail.at bail, n.
Squire of Alsatia II ii: A rum nab. It’s a beaver of £5.at beaver, n.1
Squire of Alsatia IV i: He is a Ranting Blade, a Royster of the Town.at blade, n.
Squire of Alsatia [dramatis personae] Captain Hackum. Mr. Bright. A Block-headed Bully of Alsatia; a cowardly, impudent, blustring fellow.at blockheaded, adj.
Squire of Alsatia I i: What ogling there will be between thee and the blowens!at blowen, n.
Squire of Alsatia I i: What Ogling there will be between thee and the Blowings: Old staring at thy Equipage. And every Buttock shall fall down before thee.at blowing, n.1
Squire of Alsatia n.p.: Cant List: A Bolter of White-fryers. One that does but peep out of White-fryers, and retire again like a Rabbit out of his hole.at bolter, n.
Squire of Alsatia I i: You know we were boosy last night; I am a little hot-headed this morning.at boozy, adj.
Squire of Alsatia 12: I was plaguy Bowsy last night with Squire Belfond: We had Fiddles, Whores, Scour'd, broke Windows, beat Watches, and roar'd like Thunder.at bousy, adj.
Squire of Alsatia n.p.: Cant List: Bowsy. Drunk.at bowsy, adj.
Squire of Alsatia III i: Should I always be kept a country bubble, caravan, a mere put?at bubble, n.1
Squire of Alsatia I i: [stage direction] Enter hackum and another Bully.at bully, n.1
Squire of Alsatia III i: ’Slife! He has got the Cant too.at cant, n.1
Squire of Alsatia I i: He [...] spoke a particular language which such rogues have made to themselves, called canting, as beggars, gipsies, thieves, and gaolbirds do.at canting, n.
Squire of Alsatia Dramatis Personae: captain hackum, a blockheaded bully of Alsatia; a cowardly, impudent, blustering fellow.at Captain Hackum (n.) under captain, n.
Squire of Alsatia III i: As substantial bail as can be wished, for the redemption of our Suffolk caravan.at caravan, n.
Squire of Alsatia Epilogue: Here no Chit chat, here no Tea Tables are.at chitchat, n.1
Squire of Alsatia I i: Yes, really, I was clear: for I do not remember what I did, or where I was.at clear, adj.1
Squire of Alsatia III i: He is a Ruffian, and Cock-bawd to that Hen.at cock-bawd (n.) under cock, n.3
Squire of Alsatia IV i: Here’s the cole, the ready, the rhino, the darby. I have a lusty cod, old prig.at lusty cod, n.
Squire of Alsatia I i: Coal is, in the language of the witty, money; the ready, the rhino. Thou shalt be rhinocerical, my lad, thou shalt.at cole, n.
Squire of Alsatia IV i: Oh, my pure blowen! my convenient! my tackle!at convenient, n.
Squire of Alsatia III i: I’ll talk with him cool in a morning first; perhaps I may redeem him.at cool, adv.
Squire of Alsatia I i: Puppy! Owl! Loggerhed! O silly country put!at country put (n.) under country, adj.
Squire of Alsatia I i: I am going to the man you call Crump, who helpeth Sollicitors to Affidavit-men, and Swearers, and Bail.at crump, n.1
Squire of Alsatia I i: Pox on him for a damned godly knave, forsooth!at damned, adv.
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