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Jacke Juggler choose

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[UK] Jacke Juggler Biii: But I wold not set by hym a louse.
at not care a louse, v.
[UK] Jacke Juggler Biiii: But for thy displeasure I care not a farte.
at not care a fart, v.
[UK] Jacke Juggler Di: There was neuer Ape so lyke unto Ape As he is to me.
at ape, n.
[UK] Jacke Juggler Biiii: I am a seruaunt of this house by thes x bons. [Ibid.] Ciii: By these tene bones myne is the same.
at ten bones, n.
[UK] Jacke Juggler Bii: That most honest Gentleman [...] made you a bankey [banquet], and bouncing cheare.
at bouncing, adj.
[UK] Jacke Juggler Biii: His arse makith buttens now, and who lustith to feale Shall find his hart creeping pit at his heele.
at one’s arse makes buttons (v.) under button, n.1
[UK] Jacke Juggler Diii: You shall see how woll handle the calphe If he thoroughlye angered bee.
at calf, n.1
[UK] Jacke Juggler Di: And by Chryst if any man wold it do I myselfe wold helpe there too.
at Christ!, excl.
[UK] Jacke Juggler Aii: By cokes potstike, I wyll not home this night Quoth he. [Ibid.] Di: Cockes bodie yonder she standeth at the dore.
at cock, n.1
[UK] Jacke Juggler Biii: Now handes bestur you about his lyppes and face And streake out all his teeth without any grace Gentleman are you disposed to eate any fist mete.
at eat fist-meat (v.) under eat, v.
[UK] Jacke Juggler Diii: If you beat me tyll I fart and shyt againe you shall not cause me for any payne.
at fart, v.
[UK] Jacke Juggler Eii: You haue cause now to thanke this same hange-uppe For had not he bine you had faryd very well.
at hang-up, n.1
[UK] Jacke Juggler Di: Loe yonder cumithe that unhappye hooke.
at hooker, n.1
[UK] Jacke Juggler Bii: I wold not for all England by Jhesu Chryst.
at Jesus!, excl.
[UK] Jacke Juggler Ci: Why thou lowsy thefe doest thou crye and rore.
at lousy, adj.
[UK] Jacke Juggler Cii: It wold greue my hart soo helpe me god To runne a bout the streetes like a maisterlis nod.
at noddy, n.
[UK] Jacke Juggler Di: Goo or I shall send the hens in the dyuills name [...] nor canst ani maister haue wine shakin, pilorye peepours, [...] or by gods precious I shall breake thy necke.
at peeper, n.
[UK] Jacke Juggler Bi: A great pleasure she hath [...] To gette poore me, now and then by the pate For she is an angrye pece of fleshe.
at piece of flesh (n.) under piece, n.
[UK] Jacke Juggler Eii: But goo we in pignesnie that you may suppe.
at pigsnyes, n.
[UK] Jacke Juggler Diii: If you beat me tyll I fart and shyt againe you shall not cause me for any payne. [Ibid.] Div: If he had your selfe now within his reache He wold make you say so too or ells beshitte your breach.
at shit, v.
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