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Life and Errors (1818) I 405: If my marrying a fortune has made me a scoundrel, [...] it is but while I continue a Widower bewitched.at widower bewitched, n.
Life and Errors (1818) I 405: If my marrying a fortune has made me a scoundrel, [...] it is but while I continue a Widower bewitched. Life and Errors 273: In comes a Charming Machine [who declares] she never marri’d [...] unless ’twas for a Quarter of an Hour, or so.at machine, n.
Life and Errors (1818) 261: I verily think, without restitution, such shop-pads cannot be saved.at shop-pad (n.) under shop, n.1
Life and Errors (1818) I 356: I would towel him myself (or make his Countryman do it) if I did not think him an honest man .at towel, v.
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