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Lady’s Trial IV ii: We can drink till all look blue.at till all is blue, phr.
Lady’s Trial IV ii: We can drink till all look blue. Lady’s Trial II i: ’Sfoot, Don, you talk too big, you make her tremble; Do you not see’t imaginarily?at talk big (v.) under big, adv.
Lady’s Trial III i: Wench is your trull, your blouze, your dowdie.at blowse, n.
Lady’s Trial III i: A bots on empty purses!at bots, n.1
Lady’s Trial II i: Money is trash, and ladies are et caeteras.at et-caetera, n.
Lady’s Trial V i: A villanous poor banditti [...] Can man a quean, and cant, and pick a pocket, Pad for a cloak, or hat, in the dark.at cant, v.1
Lady’s Trial II i: Gulls, or Moguls, Tag, rag, or other, hogen-mogen, vanden, Skip-jacks, or chouses.at chouse, n.
Lady’s Trial III i: You are dull clod-pated lumps of mire and garbish.at clod-pated, adj.
Lady’s Trial II i: ‘My duck, or doe,’ said I.at doe, n.1
Lady’s Trial V i: A villanous poor banditti [...] Can man a quean, and cant, and pick a pocket, Pad for a cloak, or hat, in the dark.at man, v.
Lady’s Trial V i: A villanous poor banditti [...] Can man a quean, and cant, and pick a pocket, Pad for a cloak, or hat, in the dark.at pad, v.1
Lady’s Trial V i: A proper joining!at proper, adj.
Lady’s Trial III i: Pish man! the best, though call ’em ladies, madams [...] Will prove themselves but flirts and tirliry-pufkins.at tirliry-pufkin, n.
Lady’s Trial V i: Ruffian, out of my doors! thou comest to rob me.at ruffian, n.1
Lady’s Trial II i: ’Sfoot, Don, you talk too big.at ’sfoot!, excl.
Lady’s Trial III i: Wench is your trull, your blouze, your dowdie.at trull, n.
Lady’s Trial II i: Twit me with Dutch! Hang Dutch and French.at twit, v.
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