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Social Sinners II 93: ‘Go along with you,’ cried her ladyship, laughing.at get along with you!, excl.
Social Sinners II 93: ‘Go along with you,’ cried her ladyship, laughing. Social Sinners II 176: You have a weakness for the great world? Good. Score off your own bat, and it is the great world comes to you.at off one’s own bat (adv.) under bat, n.2
Social Sinners II 99: My inheritance disappears as if it had been invested in a bubble company.at bubble, n.1
Social Sinners II 187: He saw people began to make way for him when she was concerned; in short, that they looked upon it as ‘a case’.at case, n.1
Social Sinners I 88: Lord, what dead ’uns he did back, to be sure!at dead one, n.
Social Sinners I 201: A slight, dark man, of middle height, clad in an ordinary suit of dittoes, entered the room.at ditto, n.
Social Sinners II 175: Still in the blind state of puppydom!at -dom, sfx
Social Sinners III 93: ‘I suppose, by your asking the question, you have become acquainted with Mr. Solano’s past.’ ‘That’s just it, Mr. Prossiter; by an odd fluke I have.’.at fluke, n.2
Social Sinners II 129: From floating a fraud in the financial world, to nobbling a Derby favourite.at nobble, v.2
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