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Chickens Feed Capons 14: They call me Old Fool, and drunken old Beast to my Face.at beast, n.
Chickens Feed Capons 14: They call me Old Fool, and drunken old Beast to my Face. Chickens Feed Capons 16: Yet for all this be but a Man of Clouts, a meer Sir-courtly-Nice.at clout, n.1
Chickens Feed Capons 16: Yet for all this be but a Man of Clouts, a meer Sir-courtly-Nice.at Sir Courtly Nice, n.
Chickens Feed Capons 4: Though they are suffered to live, ’tis under many Hardships and Restrictions, many Humps and Grumps.at hump, n.1
Chickens Feed Capons 13: She [...] sate up for me her self, out of mere Spight and pure Intention to rattle me off.at rattle off (v.) under rattle, v.
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