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Spitalfields Weaver I i: Ho! ho! you’re there are you — the chap I knocked over half an hour ago.at chap, n.
Spitalfields Weaver I i: Ho! ho! you’re there are you — the chap I knocked over half an hour ago. Spitalfields Weaver I ii: Don’t accuse your wife until you know she’s a baggage.at baggage, n.
Spitalfields Weaver I ii: Upon my life, Brown, you look blue! what is it?at blue, adj.1
Spitalfields Weaver I ii: Is that all the fashion? them shoes, like Brummagen japanned candlesticks.at Brummagem, adj.
Spitalfields Weaver I ii: You must have engaged this man for the night to amuse us [...] where does he hang out?at hang out, v.1
Spitalfields Weaver I i: Don’t offer me money, I warn you of that; no, no, when we’re out on a lark, if you wish to treat me, well and good, but no money given.at on a lark under lark, n.2
Spitalfields Weaver I ii: The waistcoat’s a natty concern enough.at natty, adj.
Spitalfields Weaver I ii: You — you challenge me like a ruffian.at ruffian, n.1
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