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Good Natur’d Man II i: That’s all my eye – the king only can pardon.at all my eye, phr.
Good Natur’d Man II i: That’s all my eye – the king only can pardon. Good Natur’d Man Act III: Well, who could have thought so innocent a face could cover so much cuteness! [Ibid.] Act IV: Truly, madam, I write and indite but poorly. I never was cute at my learning.at cute, adj.
Good Natur’d Man II i: If the man comes from the Cornish borough, you must do him.at do, v.1
Good Natur’d Man Act III: Men that would go forty guineas on a game of cribbage.at go, v.
Good Natur’d Man in Works IV 631/2: He is coming this way all in the horrors .at horrors, the, n.
Good Natur’d Man Act IV: I knew one Bett Stubbs, of our town, that was married in red; and, as sure as eggs is eggs, the bridegroom and she had a miff before morning.at miff, n.
Good Natur’d Man Act II: Sink the public, Madam, when the fair are to be attended.at sink me! (excl.) under sink, v.
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