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Belphegor V iii: A more cowardly rogue I never saw. He hung on arse more than a bear going to a stake.at hang an arse under arse, n.
Belphegor V iii: A more cowardly rogue I never saw. He hung on arse more than a bear going to a stake. Belphegor III ii: ser.: Thieves, thieves! [...] The street door, my lord, is open. mon.: Nay, then, the bird is flown.at bird, n.1
Belphegor IV iii: Thou hadst the world before thee; every lap was thy chapel of ease.at chapel of ease (n.) under chapel, n.
Belphegor IV iii: My boy — an arrant crack-rope, father’s own son.at crack-rope (n.) under crack, v.2
Belphegor V iii: I’ll tell ye my design — cross-bite it if you can.at crossbite, v.
Belphegor III iii: A beggarly Don.at don, n.
Belphegor II i: Country! — A thing of chance [...] Your mother might have dropped ye anywhere!.at drop, v.5
Belphegor II i: Hough!—jangle with you!at faugh!, excl.
Belphegor II i: Our spouse and I have been at jingle-jangle.at jingle-jangle, n.
Belphegor II iv: A downright country Joan!at joan, n.
Belphegor IV ii: Thou shalt supply my place – all petticoats are sisters in the dark.at petticoat, n.
Belphegor I i: min.: Not a skip-kennel but gives you three tricks for one. cris.: And for their masters.at skip-kennel (n.) under skip, v.
Belphegor IV iii: As if women knew not what a smock-face meant! They take him for one of themselves, only that nature mistook him in the coinage.at smockface, n.
Belphegor IV iii: A hate a trimming devil.at trim, v.
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