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Little Gerty III i: If she isn’t bowlder than brass, I’m a Dutchman!at I’m a Dutchman, phr.
Little Gerty III i: If she isn’t bowlder than brass, I’m a Dutchman! Little Gerty III ii: Tare-an-ouns! Thin how are we to get along?at tare an’ ouns!, excl.
Little Gerty III i: If she isn’t bowlder than brass, I’m a Dutchman!at bold as brass (adj.) under bold as..., adj.
Little Gerty I ii: Don’t talk like that, my little birdie—my darling!at bird, n.1
Little Gerty II i: This is a foine occipation for a dacint Christian — I don’t think.at I don’t think, phr.
Little Gerty I i: You nasty little faggot!at faggot, n.1
Little Gerty III ii: By the powers! [...] hand me over one o’ them greenbacks.at greenback, n.
Little Gerty III ii: pat: I shall find means to live. mick: By sponging on everybody you meet, I suppose.at sponge, v.
Little Gerty I i: If you don’t leave off ill-treating this poor child, I’ll have you put before a magistrate, and see if he can’t put a stopper on you.at stopper, n.1
Little Gerty III i: mrs. g.: I, for one, will never tolerate the presence of that odious old creature! (With a look of profound contempt at Patty.) mick: That’s warm — scorchin hot, bedad.at warm, adj.
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