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Tyde taryeth no Man choose

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[UK] Tyde taryeth no Man in Collier (1863) II 42: For her mother she cares not a pin: / Now all her mind is a husband to win. [Ibid.] 52: Tush! for preachinge I passe not a pin .
at not care a pin, v.
[UK] Tyde taryeth no Man in Collier (1863) II 27: He teacheth them how to pill and to poule.
at pill and poll, v.
[UK] Tyde taryeth no Man in Collier (1863) II 47: But, cosen Cutpurse, if ought thou do get, / I pray thee let me haue part of thy cheate. / I meane not of thy hanging fare, / But of thy purse, and filched share.
at chats, n.1
[UK] Tyde taryeth no Man in Collier (1863) II 47: But, cosen Cutpurse, if ought thou do get, / I pray thee let me haue part of thy cheate. / I meane not of thy hanging fare, / But of thy purse, and filched share.
at cheat, n.
[UK] Tyde taryeth no Man in Collier (1863) II 25: Cocks passion, man! hye thee away.
at cock, n.1
[UK] Tyde taryeth no Man in Collier (1863) II 47: But, cosen Cutpurse, if ought thou do get, / I pray thee let me haue part of thy cheate. / I meane not of thy hanging fare, / But of thy purse, and filched share.
at filch, v.1
[UK] Tyde taryeth no Man in Collier (1863) II 29: And though I haue attire both costly and gay, / Yet vnlesse it be new, I shall haue but a geck.
at geck, n.
[UK] Tyde taryeth no Man in Collier (1863) II 20: corage: Why is not No-good-neighbourhood thy name? neighbor: Put away No-good, and see how it will frame.
at no-good, adj.
[UK] Tyde taryeth no Man in Collier (1863) II 16: The preacher brake out with reproacheable talke [...] Some of vs, he sayeth, are greedy guttes all.
at greedy-gut, n.
[UK] Tyde taryeth no Man in Collier (1863) II 57: And now right well I may discusse, (She weepeth) / That you doe loue some other gill.
at jill, n.1
[UK] Tyde taryeth no Man in Collier (1863) II 41: It setteth my teeth an edge, by gisse.
at by Jis! (excl.) under Jis, n.
[UK] Tyde taryeth no Man in Collier (1863) II 16: But Husht, syrs! I say: no moe wordes but mum.
at mum, n.1
[UK] Tyde taryeth no Man in Collier (1863) II 66: I know how Greedinesse with the great part is vsed, / Their pilling , pouling, pinching and spoyling: / How both the simple and others, with them are abused.
at pinch, v.
[UK] Tyde taryeth no Man in Collier (1863) II 14: Some by Corage, now and then, / at Tiborne make their will .
at Tyburn, n.
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