1724 Defoe Roxana (1982) 24: Men [...] drink Belch with Porters, and keep company below themselves.at belch, n.
1724 Defoe Roxana (1982) 183: Thus his Project of coming to-Bed to me, was a Bite upon himself, while he intended it for a Bite upon me.at bite, n.1
1724 Defoe Roxana (1982) 46: The Disaster I mention’d above befel my Brother; who Broke.at break, v.1
1724 Defoe Roxana (1982) 332: They’d talked of a young Lord that was very great with her.at great, adj.1
1724 Defoe Roxana (1982) 359: But as it happened, things came to a hit better than we expected.at hit, n.
1724 Defoe Roxana in Works I (1840) 113/1: Having spent all his money [he] would willingly run up a score with me.at run up a score (v.) under score, n.3