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Married Beau V i: He has been blabbing: he has told my Master.at blab, v.
Married Beau V i: He has been blabbing: he has told my Master. Married Beau III ii: So! She’s alone! now will I board my Prize. Dear Madam!at board, v.1
Married Beau II i: I think the Woman has been Drinking, Christening her Clapper to drive Devils away.at clapper, n.1
Married Beau II i: I am stung with a wanton Tarantula, and shall never be cur’d till I hear my Wedding Fiddle: and have danc’d a Jig with a Husband i’Bed.at dance, v.
Married Beau I i: Here’s my Wife! See! She is no light Piece. She makes the Garden bend, all the Fops bow to her: Would she admit Inhabitants, my Bed Might be a populous Place.at Garden, the, n.
Married Beau IV i: I don’t know what I am now; a Pickleherring, I think. I’d be loath to meet with a hungry Dutch Seaman.at pickle-herring, n.
Married Beau Prologue: Many a Gallant who looks huffing big, Ows all his Granduer to his Swinging Wig.at huffing, adj.
Married Beau II i: I am stung with a wanton Tarantula, and shall never be cur’d till I hear my Wedding Fiddle: and have danc’d a Jig with a Husband i’Bed.at jig, n.1
Married Beau Epilogue: I’m not the Woman, which you take me for. But when the little shining round-fac’d Rogues, Call’d Guineys, peep — Ah! how a Jilt Collogues.at jilt, n.1
Married Beau I i: Here’s my Wife! See! She is no light Piece. She makes the Garden bend, all the Fops bow to her: Would she admit Inhabitants, my Bed Might be a populous Place.at light, adj.
Married Beau Drammatis Personae: Mr. Lovely. A new Married Beau [...] believes himself very Handsome.at lovely, n.
Married Beau I i: I’m loath to noose my self in Marriage.at noose, v.
Married Beau II i: A sluttish Wench with a Dirt Pie.at pie, n.
Married Beau IV i: Oh! th’impudent nasty Sow!at sow, n.1
Married Beau I i: A swinging Beauty!at swinging, adj.1
Married Beau II i: I am for digging where most Treasure is, My Wand will bend that way.at wand, n.
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