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Devil to Pay I i: Why, you most pestilent Baggage, will you be hoop’d?at baggage, n.
Devil to Pay I i: Why, you most pestilent Baggage, will you be hoop’d? Devil to Pay I iii: You cheating, bamboozling Villain.at bamboozle, v.
Devil to Pay I iii: By the Mackin, she’s drunk, bloody drunk.at bloody, adv.
Devil to Pay II i: I am boozy, by the Lord Harry!at boozy, adj.
Devil to Pay III iii: Ha, ha, ha! a Bull, a Bull.at bull, n.2
Devil to Pay III iii: A Tweak or two by the Nose, and half a Dozen Straps did the Business at last.at do the business (v.) under business, n.
Devil to Pay I ii: Ye Fry of the bottomless Pit! Who are you thus muffled, you Buzzard?at buzzard, n.
Devil to Pay II i: I believe she would have carbonardo’d him for his Apoplectick Drunkeness.at carbonado, v.
Devil to Pay I ii: A plaguy Non-con Parson worse than all.at non-con, n.
Devil to Pay I ii: I’m an old Dog at that [...] I’m as great a master at Blind-Man’s-Buff as any in Europe.at old dog, n.
Devil to Pay III iii: Let every Bumper be a Facer.at facer, n.1
Devil to Pay II i: Faugh! what a stink of Brimstone’s here!at faugh!, excl.
Devil to Pay II i: Oh Gemini! who’s this?at gemini!, excl.
Devil to Pay II i: I am boozy, by the Lord Harry!at by the Lord Harry! (excl.) under Lord Harry, n.
Devil to Pay II i: Work, come and spin, you Drab, or I’ll tan your Hide for you.at tan someone’s hide (v.) under hide, n.
Devil to Pay I i: Why, you most pestilent Baggage, will you be hoop’d?at hoop, v.1
Devil to Pay I i: Let him cut her short Of her Meat and her Sport, And ten times a Day hoop her Barrel, brave Boys.at hoop someone’s barrel (v.) under hoop, v.1
Devil to Pay II i: Come to your Spinning, or else I’ll lamb you, you ne’er were so lamb’d since you were an Inch long.at lam, v.1
Devil to Pay I ii: Take that lusty Lug, you sanctify’d Rogue, with Pound of Ear on each side.at lug, n.1
Devil to Pay I iii: By the Mackin, she’s drunk, bloody drunk.at by the mack! (excl.) under mack, n.1
Devil to Pay II i: Oh, Murder! Murder! Sir John Loverdale will hang you for this; Murder! Murder!.at murder!, excl.
Devil to Pay II i: Odsbobs! what a Clap was there! it shook up the very House.at odsbobs! (excl.) under ods, n.
Devil to Pay I ii: There’s a perpetual Motion in that Tongue of hers, and a damn’d shrill Pipe.at pipe, n.1
Devil to Pay I i: A pox on her, for a fanatical Jade!at pox on —! (excl.) under pox, n.1
Devil to Pay I iii: Where is this Quean? – Here, Nell!at quean, n.
Devil to Pay I iii: Rot you!at rot you! (excl.) under rot!, excl.1
Devil to Pay I i: Did ever one hear such Stuff!at stuff, n.
Devil to Pay I ii: I’ll bring up the rear with a swindging Turkey Pie.at swingeing (adj.) under swinge, v.
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