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King of Beggars 100: But to save all bother you’d better get a doss-ticket from the relieving officer. Then when you come in, I'll pretend to take pity on you, and give you supper and breakfast.at doss ticket (n.) under doss, n.1
King of Beggars 100: But to save all bother you’d better get a doss-ticket from the relieving officer. Then when you come in, I'll pretend to take pity on you, and give you supper and breakfast. King of Beggars 79: Having pocketed his ‘doss money’ he left, quite satisfied.at doss money (n.) under doss, n.1
King of Beggars 167: It was pitch dark in the barn, and [...] I lay down and tried to sleep. But December was far advanced, and I was too cold to sleep easily not having ‘done a skipper’ for some time.at do a skipper (v.) under skipper, n.1
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