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Monsieur Thomas (1639) II ii: I’le not be bob’d i’ th’ nose with every bobtail .at bobtail, n.1
Monsieur Thomas (1639) II ii: I’le not be bob’d i’ th’ nose with every bobtail . Monsieur Thomas IV vi: What, is the breeze in your breech?at breeze, n.1
Monsieur Thomas (1639) V i: What, are you growne so cornefed gooddy Gillian.at cornfed, adj.
Monsieur Thomas (1639) I ii: No money, no more money Monsieur Launcelot, Not a deneere, sweet Signior.at deener, n.
Monsieur Thomas (1639) II iii: Whose dog lyes sick o’th mulligrubs?at mulligrubs, n.
Monsieur Thomas (1639) II ii: No base palliard I do remember yet .at palliard, n.
Monsieur Thomas (1639) I i: This last wench was a faire one: A dainty wench, a right one.at right one (n.) under right, adj.
Monsieur Thomas (1639) V i: I’ll tumble with ye straight, wench [...] how I shall thrum ye?at thrum, v.
Monsieur Thomas (1639) V v: I’le tumble with ye straight wench: she sleeps soundly, Full little thinkst thou of thy joy that’s comming.at tumble, v.1
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