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Love’s Victory 12: A carter, they know how to swaddle their legs In straw – do you not boobies?at booby, n.1
Love’s Victory 12: A carter, they know how to swaddle their legs In straw – do you not boobies? Love’s Victory 56: Lost! hey – ’tis no matter and we were Both lost, so we could find some of our old Mates again – Ich can’t abide these Courtknowles.at court noll (n.) under court, n.
Love’s Victory 22: 1 tra.: Come neighbours, shal’s crack each one’s our Kan. [...] 2 tra.: Our Kans, hang the muddle horsedrench, Let’s drink each of us our groat square off. Brisk sack, this forain liquor but Adulterates our blouds.at crack, v.2
Love’s Victory 13: Thou hast hit it – thou hast hit it.at hit it, v.
Love’s Victory 22: 1 tra.: Come neighbours, shal’s crack each one’s our Kan. [...] 2 tra.: Our Kans, hang the muddle horsedrench, Let’s drink each of us our groat square off. Brisk sack, this forain liquor be but Adulterates our blouds.at horse piss (n.) under horse, n.
Love’s Victory 42: Come grannum, are they fresh and wholesome, such as may be tilted at and not Indanger the head of the Lance?at lance, n.
Love’s Victory 56: Lost! hey – ’tis no matter and we were Both lost, so we could find some of our old Mates again – Ich can’t abide these Courtknowles.at mate, n.1
Love’s Victory 22: 1 tra.: Come neighbours, shal’s crack each one’s our Kan. [...] 2 tra.: Our Kans, hang the muddle horsedrench, Let’s drink each of us our groat square off. Brisk sack, this forain liquor be but Adulterates our blouds.at square, adv.
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