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in Little Jack Sheppard 31: 🎵 Lord So-and-so bolted with Thingummy’s wife.at so-and-so, n.
in Little Jack Sheppard 31: 🎵 Lord So-and-so bolted with Thingummy’s wife. in Little Jack Sheppard 44: 🎵 I’d soar on my pinions so high / Slap bang to the arms of my Polly love.at slap-bang, adv.
in Little Jack Sheppard 18: 🎵 Keep the ball a-rolling a-rolling When bent up on a spree.at bent up, adj.
Little Jack Sheppard 50: 🎵 A little bit of Whitechapel – ‘What cheer, cull? Blow me tight!’.at blow me tight!, excl.
Little Jack Sheppard 17: 🎵 If we treated him the proper way his wool we’d gaily comb.at comb someone’s hair (v.) under comb, v.
Little Jack Sheppard 50: 🎵 A little bit of Whitechapel – ‘What cheer, cull? Blow me tight!’.at cull, n.1
Little Jack Sheppard 28: 🎵 In a box of the stone jug I was born / Of a hempen widow.at hempen widow (n.) under hempen, adj.
‘All Nations’ Little Jack Sheppard 46: If it comes to foreign languages Your pipe I’ll put out bang.at pipe, n.1
in Little Jack Sheppard 25: 🎵 If an innocent scamp / Ever gets on the ramp I dog him wherever he goes.at on the ramp under ramp, n.3
Little Jack Sheppard 31: 🎵 It is constantly stated that I’m a young rip, But you mustn’t believe all you hear.at rip, n.1
in Little Jack Sheppard 42: 🎵 Farewell to the well known Old Bailee / Where I used to cut such a swell.at cut a swell (v.) under swell, n.1
in Little Jack Sheppard 31: 🎵 Lord So-and-so bolted with Thingummy’s wife.at thingummy, n.
Little Jack Sheppard 32: 🎵 I was call’d by my mother ‘a terrible Turk’ But you mustn’t believe all you hear.at turk, n.1
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