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‘The Dawk Bungalow’ in Fraser’s Mag. Mar. 384: ‘O! Thank goodness, here’s a belattee Christian man!’.at Blighty, n.
‘The Dawk Bungalow’ in Fraser’s Mag. Mar. 384: ‘O! Thank goodness, here’s a belattee Christian man!’. ‘Dawk Bungalow’ in Fraser’s Mag. Feb. 224: And every night and morning The bobarchee shall kill The sempiternal moorghee, And we’ll all have a grill.at bobberchee, n.
‘Dawk Bungalow’ in Fraser’s Mag. Mar. 385: ‘Bless me, Sir, if you have no better suggestion to make you had better choop’.at choop, v.
Dawk Bungalow 223: Will you come with me, my Chota Sahib, / To you out-station far, / Where the dawks appear the longest, And the roads all cutcha are?at chota sahib (n.) under chota, adj.
Dawk Bungalow 385: I was foolish enough to pay these budmashes beforehand, and they have thrown me over. I must have been a paugul to do it .at poggle, n.
‘Dawk Bungalow’ in Fraser’s Mag. Mar. 390: Fanny, I am cutcha no longer. Surely you will allow a lover who is pucka to puckero. (Takes her hand).at puckerow, v.
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