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Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 22: Let his Wife be full brisk, / Bound, caper, and frisk, / Till she foams at the Thing that’s below, Sir.at foamin’ at the gash, phr.
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 22: Let his Wife be full brisk, / Bound, caper, and frisk, / Till she foams at the Thing that’s below, Sir. Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 31: [written by a Collanantee Negro] If you dis pafh do walkee / Tan here, and tankee, tankee, / About dis Whitee Blackee / Jackee Cole. / Dis Whitee, goodee Goodee, / So lof de Blackee body.at blackie (n.) under black, adj.
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 8: He loved to drink out of a Black-Jack in a dark Corner.at black jack, n.1
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 22: Let his Wife be full brisk, / Bound, caper, and frisk, / Till she foams at the Thing that’s below, Sir.at brisk, adj.
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 19: In the Mornings we’re all Fortune-hunters, / Then spend half our Crop, / And go to the Hop, / And the Night we all spend with the Bunters.at bunter, n.
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 15: He began in the Kitchen, and continued rifling her Charms all the way up to the Garret.at charms, n.
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 19: The Night we all spend with the Bunters [...] Drink away and rejoice, / Since for Supper we’re sure of a Coney.at cony, n.
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 19: In the Mornings we’re all Fortune-hunters, / Then spend half our Crop, / And go to the Hop, / And the Night we all spend with the Bunters.at crap, n.1
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 23: He agreed, and with his Black-o’-top Doxy return’d to London.at doxy, n.
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 16: Cole thought it was time to go to Breakfast, and treated his Master with black Jack full of Humty Dumty.at humpty-dumpty, n.1
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 18: I’ll dress like a Gentleman and dine at Hell in the Palace-Yard, and sup at the Devil in Fleet-Street.at hell, n.
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 3: His Intrigues with several Black-ey’d Girls at Black-Mary’s-Hole.at hole, n.1
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 19: In the Mornings we’re all Fortune-hunters, / Then spend half our Crop, / And go to the Hop, / And the Night we all spend with the Bunters.at hop, n.1
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 14: I give Information next Morning to each merry Wanton, and get well paid both for Hush-Money and Conjuration.at hush money, n.
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 19: Lay thy leg over and black ’em all.at lift a leg over (v.) under leg, n.
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 22: Now honest John Cole, / Has got a black Hole, / For himself or his Man to creep into, / Let him pull up his Strength / With his Man at full length, / For his Marriage has made it no sin to.at old man, n.
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 27: If the Devil is Black, as some folks say, then is our Friend very safe if old Nicholas and he should meet together.at Old Nick, n.
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 27: If Old Scratch should be White, as the Blacks say he is, then there will be the Devil to pay between them.at old Scratch (n.) under old, adj.
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 12: I like your Phiz.at phiz, n.1
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 20: Tho’ he might have felt out her Sex before, nothing now but Matrimony wou’d go down with her.at sex, n.
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 22: Let her brisk up her Tail / When he handles his Flail.at tail, n.
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 22: Let his Wife be full brisk, / Bound, caper, and frisk, / Till she foams at the Thing that’s below, Sir.at thing, n.
Delightful Adventures of Honest John Cole 16: Thus he went on many Days, tumbling over all the Girls.at tumble, v.1
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