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Both Sides of the Gutter part II 12: What suppose, your souls? When the M—q—s crosses de herring-brook, it will be all a—e-about, in a crack.at arse about face under arse, n.
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 12: What suppose, your souls? When the M—q—s crosses de herring-brook, it will be all a—e-about, in a crack. Both Sides of the Gutter part II 10: I’m de boy [...] dat bid de English Parliament kiss our a—ses.at kiss my arse!, excl.
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 11: Five balloon swarthies to de boy takes de heels from under de lad of wax on t’ther side of the Green.at balloon, n.
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 10: By de hokey, I falls a ballyragging F—d, spits in de Volunteers countenance, and corks de newspapers gobs.at ballyrag, v.
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 11: I lugs out my cly.at cly, n.
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 12: And its den, huzza for de sweet Liberty! / And huzza for de boys in a string / [...] / Huzza! boys, your souls to de gallows.at dangle in a Tyburn string (v.) under dangle, v.
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 8: This reptile is very much given to houses of office, and no gold-finder wades through the dirty work of those places with such enjoyment as the Rat.at gold-finder (n.) under gold, n.
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 15: A fat, swaggering Greenhorn.at greenhorn, n.
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 12: What suppose, your souls? When the M—q—s crosses de herring-brook, it will be all a—e-about, in a crack.at herring pond (n.) under herring, n.
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 10: By de hokey, I falls a ballyragging F—d, spits in de Volunteers countenance.at by hokey! (excl.) under hokey, n.1
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 10: Dere’s ne’er a boy [...] dat does not love kelter better dan de belly-ach.at kelter, n.
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 11: Five balloon swarthies to de boy takes de heels from under de lad of wax on t’ther side of the Green.at lad of wax, n.
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 12: He makes a sally up to de Minister’s mazard.at mazard, n.
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 10: Den your souls to the gallows! when I fobb’d my mocus’s.at mokus, n.
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 12: Tip him a sup of de naked, to coak de sweat off his eye-brows.at stark-naked, n.
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 11: His speech in his fist, and his spectacles on his nob.at nob, n.1
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 12: Pad it over, Lodge, your soul, to de Post-office.at pad, v.1
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 16: I have led my ragamuffins where they have been pepper’d.at pepper, v.
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 11: He pops in his phiz [...] And tips ould Charkley de wink.at phiz, n.1
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 10: Huzza for Jack Prancer and de ready-rhino!at ready, n.
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 10: Huzza for Jack Prancer and de ready-rhino!at rhino, n.1
Both Sides of the Gutter part II 11: Bad luck to them spalpeens from de country!at spalpeen, n.
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