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Elbow-Shakers! I iv: I will quit the Jack-a-dandy.at jack (a) dandy, n.
Elbow-Shakers! I iv: I will quit the Jack-a-dandy. Elbow-Shakers! I ii: He sha’nt marry Sally – blow me!at blow!, excl.1
Elbow-Shakers! I ii: Sir – you’re looking bobbish.at bobbish, adj.
Elbow-Shakers! I i: His tune whistling gaily, that made me dance light, / Give me Bill with his castor so lily white.at castor, n.
Elbow-Shakers! I iv: Here’s to her who can drink as hard as a fish.at drink like a fish (v.) under drink, v.
Elbow-Shakers! I iv: Nay, cheer up duckey, pray don’t cry so!at ducky, n.
Elbow-Shakers! I i ii: Our luck may change! – there’s the respect / That give our Elbow Shaker so long a life.at elbow-shaker (n.) under elbow, n.1
Elbow-Shakers! I i: A Stay indeed, well that’s no great go!at go, n.1
Elbow-Shakers! I i: Yet scarce had I fond hope began to hug, / When you stept in, and show’d your ugly mug.at mug, n.1
Elbow-Shakers! I i: As to get a little drop, / I’ve scarce a rag to pop.at pop, v.2
Elbow-Shakers! I i: Come, have a rub; I’ve a trick or two to show.at rub, n.1
Elbow-Shakers! I ii: Why, Bill, that’s the chap we saw last night; – d’ye think he’ll smoke us?at smoke, v.1
Elbow-Shakers! I ii: Follow, follow for a Spree; / I’ll stand a mug of Mountain.at spree, n.
Elbow-Shakers! I iv: My eyes, if Bill saw me he’d give me such a thumper!at thumper, n.
Elbow-Shakers! I i: In the meantime my buck, tip them a song.at tip, v.3
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