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Love for Love I i: Your being in love with a lady that did not care a farthing for you in your prosperity.at not care a farthing, v.
Love for Love I i: Your being in love with a lady that did not care a farthing for you in your prosperity. Love for Love V i: Odd, you’re cunning, a wary baggage.at baggage, n.
Love for Love IV i: I am no blab, sir.at blab, n.
Love for Love V i: Ouns! Cullied, bubbled, jilted, woman-bobbed at last – I have not patience.at bob, v.1
Love for Love I i: You have heard of a booby brother of mine that was sent to sea three years ago?at booby, adj.1
Love for Love I i: Your being in love with a lady that did not care a farthing for you in your prosperity.at brass farthing (n.) under brass, adj.1
Love for Love V i: Ouns! Cullied, bubbled, jilted, woman-bobbed at last – I have not patience.at bubble, v.1
Love for Love IV i: Why, father came and found me squabbling with yon chitty-faced thing, as he would have me marry.at chitty-face, n.
Love for Love IV i: sir sampson: Mad! buckram: What, is he non compos? jeremy: Quite non compos, sir.at non compos, adj.
Love for Love V i: Ouns! Cullied, bubbled, jilted, woman-bobbed at last – I have not patience.at cully, v.
Love for Love Epilogue: These walls but t’other day were filled with noise / Of roaring gamesters, and your damme boys.at damme-boy (n.) under damme!, excl.
Love for Love I i: Here’s a dog now, a traitor in his wine.at dog, n.2
Love for Love IV i: They say so of witches’ prayer, and dreams and Dutch almanacks are to be understood by contraries.at Dutch almanac (n.) under Dutch, adj.1
Love for Love III xv: Flesh, you don’t think I’m false-hearted, like a Land-Man.at flesh!, excl.
Love for Love III i: Thus we live at sea; eat biscuit, and drink flip.at flip, n.1
Love for Love II i: Well, jill-flirt, you are very pert.at gill-flirt, n.
Love for Love IV i: I should have been finely fobbed indeed, very finely fobbed.at fob, v.
Love for Love IV i: Gads-bobs, does he not know me?at gadsbobs! (excl.) under gad, n.1
Love for Love II i: O Gemini!at gemini!, excl.
Love for Love V i: That he shall, or I’ll burn his globes.at globe, n.
Love for Love II i: Sirrah, you’ll be hanged. I shall live to see you go up Holborn Hill.at go up, v.1
Love for Love I i: Hang him, he has nothing but the Seasons and Twelve Caesars, paltry copies.at hang!, excl.
Love for Love III i: Mayhap I may steer into your harbour. How say you, mistress?at harbour (of hope), n.
Love for Love IV i: Ah, you’ve hit it, sir. That’s the matter with him, sir.at hit it, v.
Love for Love III i: Hoity toity, what have I to do with his dreams or his divination?at hoity-toity!, excl.
Love for Love V i: She’s mad for a husband, and he’s horn mad, I think, or they’d ne’er make a match together.at horn, n.2
Love for Love III i: I mean to toss a can, and remember my sweetheart afore I turn in.at turn in, v.1
‘Soldier and a Sailor’ in Love for Love III xv: The Tinker ... with Mettle, Said he could mend her Kettle, And stop up ev’ry Leak.at kettle, n.1
Love for Love II i: Marry, Heaven defend – I at midnight practices!at marry!, excl.
Love for Love II i: Ouns, whose son are you? How were you engendered, muckworm?at muck-worm, n.
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