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Silas Marner 153: There was a fair proportion of kindness in Raveloe; but it was often of a beery and bungling sort.at beery (adj.) under beer, n.
Silas Marner 153: There was a fair proportion of kindness in Raveloe; but it was often of a beery and bungling sort. Silas Marner 65: The inclination for a run, encouraged by [...] a draught of brandy from his pocket-pistol at the conclusion of the bargain, was not easy to overcome.at pocket pistol (n.) under pocket, n.
Silas Marner 53: If you don’t, you know, everything ’ll go to smash.at go (to) smash (v.) under smash, n.1
Silas Marner 64: What! has he swopped with you for that big-boned hack of yours?at swap, v.
Silas Marner 126: I’d made a bargain with him to buy the horse for a hundred and twenty—a swinging price, but I always like the horse.at swinging, adj.1
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