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Citie Matrons 3: Feather-makers, Beaver-makers, Lace-makers.at beaver, n.1
Citie Matrons 3: Feather-makers, Beaver-makers, Lace-makers. Citie Matrons 6: I met with a wanton Gallant, newly married, the Goose bitt him; he goes home to his Wife, gives it her [etc].at bite, v.
Citie Matrons 5: I flew over sea, and snatch’d up a Brother of the Sword, and brought him hither.at brother (of the)..., n.
Citie Matrons 5: I catch’d up a parson (with a carret-beard).at carrot-pate (n.) under carrot, n.
Citie Matrons 7: Was it a French Winchester Goose you so used for the service of this Honorable Citie?at French, n.
Citie Matrons 6: I met with a wanton Gallant, newly married, the Goose bitt him; he goes home to his Wife, gives it her, she gives it to her Gentleman Usher, he to the Chamber-maid, and she, before her Master was fully cured, gave it him again.at gentleman-usher (n.) under gentleman, n.
Citie Matrons 6: Such a Nipp I gave him of my Winchester goose, that it lasted him some 30 or 40 moneths .at Winchester goose, n.
Citie Matrons 6: I met with a wanton Gallant, newly married, the Goose bitt him; he goes home to his Wife, gives it her [etc].at Winchester goose, n.
Citie Matrons 8: You Pleasure-Ladies, that live by sporting.at pleasure-lady (n.) under pleasure, n.
Citie Matrons 2: There were seen this Week three Matron Polecats at the Committee for the Election of a Matron Governess of Bridewell.at polecat, n.
Citie Matrons 8: And for you [...] wee doe oblige one Titt, and two Cowes.at tit, n.1
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