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Wife of Bath I i: A Fig, say I, for that Conjurer.at fig, a, n.
Wife of Bath I i: A Fig, say I, for that Conjurer. Wife of Bath I i: They claim the Title, Chicken, but ods-my-life, we always dispute the Power.at chicken, n.
Wife of Bath I i: Slidikins! – Old, old! – pray do not measure my Corn with your Bushel, old dry Bones.at dry-bone(s) (n.) under dry, adj.1
Wife of Bath I i: I hope, the Rogue hath not begun at the fag end of the Ceremony.at fag end, n.
Wife of Bath I i: You are a fine hoity toity Thing.at hoity-toity, adj.
Wife of Bath I i: A most delicate Table – and a Brace, i’facking.at i’fecks!, excl.
Wife of Bath I i: Ods-my-life, a downright Miracle of a Hand.at ods my life! (excl.) under ods, n.
Wife of Bath I i: Show your shapes and walk gracefully.at show one’s shapes (v.) under shape, n.
Wife of Bath I i: Look ye, Shaver, we will sometime or other enjoy our own Choice.at shaver, n.1
Wife of Bath I i: Show your shapes and walk gracefully.at show one’s shapes (v.) under show, v.
Wife of Bath I i: A little of my Advice, Younker, would do you no harm.at younker, n.
Wife of Bath 213: To clear my Quail-pipe, and refresh my Soul, Full oft I drain’d the Spicy Nut-brown Bowl.at quail pipe, n.
Wife of Bath 215: The Clerk and I [...] We grew so intimate, I can’t tell how, I pawn’d my Honour and ingag’d my Vow, If e’er laid my Husband in his Urn, That he, and only he, shou’d serve my Turn.at serve, v.
Wife of Bath (rev. edn) V vii: I don’t value your anger a rush.at rush, a, n.
Wife of Bath (rev. edn) II iv: Their clacks are eternally a going.at clack, n.
Wife of Bath (rev. edn) V i: In the instant she consents, you shall nick them slab-dash [sic] with the ceremony.at slap-dash, adv.
Wife of Bath (rev. edn) V iii: Whatadickens, asleep!at what the dickens!, excl.
Wife of Bath (rev. edn) I xiv: Idad, I believe the little runner would fain be adrift again.at edad!, excl.
Wife of Bath (rev. edn) I iv: I came just in the nick! [...] unless they have begun at the fag-end of the ceremony.at fag end, n.
Wife of Bath (rev. edn) V viii: You shall be hang’d – you dog – a blessing! a halter!at halter, n.
Wife of Bath (rev. edn) I ix: The man hath his mare again.at mare, n.1
Wife of Bath (rev. edn) V vi: I thought to have found the old Put my guardian here.at old put (n.) under put, n.1
Wife of Bath (rev. edn) V iii: Gone! escap’d! Plague, thunder and combustion!at thunder!, excl.
Wife of Bath (rev. edn) II vii: For shame, Younker! going to bed!at younker, n.
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