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Choise of Valentines (1899) 9: Blushing, she replide, ‘Because I in this dancing school abide?’.at dancing school, n.
Choise of Valentines (1899) 9: Blushing, she replide, ‘Because I in this dancing school abide?’. Choise of Valentines (1899) 6: Now am I entered: ‘Venus be my speede!’ But where’s the female that must do this deed?at do the deed (of darkness) (v.) under deed, n.
Choise of Valentines (1899) 13: And then he flue on hir as he were wood, And on hir breeche did hack and foyne a-good.at foin, v.
Choise of Valentines (1899) 5: I com for game, therfore giue me my Jill.at game, n.
Choise of Valentines (1899) 5: Thither went I, and bouldlie made enquire If they had hackneis to lett-out to hire.at hackney, n.
Choise of Valentines (1899) 12:
I kisse, I clap, I feele, I view at will, Yett dead he lyes, not thinking good or ill.at he, n.
Choise of Valentines (1899) 22: Sufficeth all I haue, I yeald hir hole Which, for a poore man, is a princlie dole.at hole, n.1
Choise of Valentines (1899) 5: I com for game, therfore giue me my Jill.at jill, n.1
Choise of Valentines (1899) 4: Where to, the contrie franklins flock-meale swarme, And Jhon [sic] and Jone come marching arme in arme.at John, n.
Choise of Valentines (1899) 12:
‘Unhappie me,’ quoth shee, ‘and will’t not stand? Com, lett me rubb and chafe it with my hand!’.at stand, v.1
Choise of Valentines (1899) 15: As she prescrib’d, soe kept we crochet-time, And euerie stroake in order lyke a chyme.at stroke, n.1
Choise of Valentines (1899) 7: As you desire, so shall you swiue with hir.at swive, v.
Choise of Valentines (1899) 16: Hould wyde thy lapp, my louelie Danae, And entretaine [sic] this golden showre so free, That trikling falles into thy treasurie.at treasure, n.2
Choise of Valentines (1899) 7: Yet soe yt is, I must haue fresher ware; [...] Fetch gentle mistris Francis forth to me.at ware, n.
Choise of Valentines (1899) 13: And then he flue on hir as he were wood, And on hir breeche did hack and foyne a-good.at wood, n.1
Choise of Valentines (1899) 12:
Perhaps the sillie worme is labour’d sore, And wearied that it can doe noe more.at worm, n.
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