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Rehearsal I i: A gad, I’m sure they are not able to do themselves.at agad!, excl.
Rehearsal I i: A gad, I’m sure they are not able to do themselves. Rehearsal V i: Like Maggots in Filberds, we’l snug in our shell, / We’l frisk in our shell, / We’l firk in our shell.at firk, v.
Rehearsal II v: Ah, gadsookers, I have broke my Nose.at gadsokers! (excl.) under gad, n.1
Rehearsal III i: I gad, Sir, and you have nick’d it.at nick it (v.) under nick, v.1
Rehearsal III i: You shall see ’em come in upon one another snip snap, hot for hot, as fast as can be. First one speaks, then presently t’other’s upon him slap, with a Repartee.at slap, adv.
Rehearsal 26 May-2 June 272: The same Good Friday at Abington, when you were all beastly drunk [and] got all the fiddles in town to glory in your debauchery.at beastly, adv.
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