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Reprisal I viii: Ravish! — An atomy like that pretend to ravish! No.at atomy, n.
Reprisal I viii: Ravish! — An atomy like that pretend to ravish! No. Reprisal I viii: I’m a soldier, and never burden my brain with unnecessary baggage.at baggage, n.
Reprisal I viii: One of the foolish fellows has blabbed that Miss Harriet is not your sister, but your mistress.at blab, v.
Reprisal II iv: I grow quite chicken-hearted in his absence.at chicken-hearted, adj.
Reprisal II ix: Now, cocky, ye may gang about your business.at cocky, n.1
Reprisal II xiv: Swing the swivel-ey’ed son of a whore!at swivel-eyed, adj.
Reprisal I iii: I be de captive of your eyes—by gar!at gar, n.1
Reprisal I i: To be racked with perpetual puking ’till my guts are turned inside out.at gut, n.
Reprisal I ii: You may talk as you please, Mr. Maclaymore — you’re a man of learning, Honey.at honey, n.1
Reprisal II xiv: None of your jaw, you lubber.at lubber, n.
Reprisal II xiv: Here’s a lubberly dog, he dares not show his own face.at lubberly, adj.
Reprisal II xiv: This here is the right trim of a Frenchman [...] Adzooks! this is Mounseer’s vane, that likes his fancy.at mounseer, n.
Reprisal II xiv: ’Sblood the fellow has no more brains than a noddy.at noddy, n.
Reprisal II ix: I don’t take in your palaver, not I—and may hap, you don’t know my lingo.at palaver, n.
Reprisal II xiv: Peace, porpuss.at porpus, n.
Reprisal I ii: Arra, upon my conscience I believe it is simple shambrucks, honey.at shambrucks (n.) under sham, adj.
Reprisal II viii: block: What d’ye say to a slug? brush: Slug!—O, I understand you—(Fetches a keg of brandy).at slug, n.1
Reprisal I ii: A right sonsy damsel.at sonsy, adj.
Reprisal II xiv: You drunken swab.at swab, n.
Reprisal II viii: What chear ho? — How does mother Margery?.at wotchero!, excl.
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