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Distressd Wife III vi: How can you, Jack, be so inhuman, as not to rescue the Girl out of the Paws of that old Baboon?at baboon, n.
Distressd Wife III vi: How can you, Jack, be so inhuman, as not to rescue the Girl out of the Paws of that old Baboon? Distressd Wife II viii: You are Beast enough to be fond of the Country, I find, and I am to be lugg’d thither to keep you Company.at beast, adj.
Distress’d Wife II viii: lady willit.: (Reads.) A Dangler. One that passes his Time with the Ladies; who says nothing, does nothing, means nothing, and whom nothing is meant. It puts one in mind of Mr. Flutter.at dangler, n.
Distress’d Wife II viii: lady willit.: (Reads) A Dangler. One that passes his time Time with the Ladies; who says nothing, does nothing, means nothing, and whom nothing is meant. It puts one in mind of Mr. Flutter..at flutter, n.2
Distress’d Wife II i: One would think, Girl, thou hadst a Mind to fuddle me.at fuddle, v.
Distress’d Wife II viii: The Girl is so cramm’d already, that she can’t guzzle down a Drop more.at guzzle, v.1
Distressd Wife II viii: You are Beast enough to be fond of the Country, I find, and I am to be lugg’d thither to keep you Company.at lug, v.1
Distressd Wife I viii: Heavens! How like a Mawkin the Thing looks!at mawkin, n.
Distressd Wife III iv: I believe Sir Thomas smoaks their Intimacy.at smoke, v.1
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