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... loose . Moth . No , sir ; that were fast and loose : thou shalt to prison . 136. day - woman , primarily a dairymaid ( ME . deye ) , whose business was with baking and poultry , as well as milk . Jaque- netta was doubtless to be general ...
... loose . Moth . No , sir ; that were fast and loose : thou shalt to prison . 136. day - woman , primarily a dairymaid ( ME . deye ) , whose business was with baking and poultry , as well as milk . Jaque- netta was doubtless to be general ...
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... loose mirth . ' Boyet affects to understand the term in its usual sense . 3. Concolinel . This is prob- ably only the title of Moth's song , possibly taken from its burden , or opening words . him festinately hither : I must employ him ...
... loose mirth . ' Boyet affects to understand the term in its usual sense . 3. Concolinel . This is prob- ably only the title of Moth's song , possibly taken from its burden , or opening words . him festinately hither : I must employ him ...
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... often alluded to : ' But O ! but O ! the hobby - horse is forgot ! ' Cf. Hamlet , iii . 2. 140 . 31. hobby - horse was also a term for a loose woman . So hackney below . Arm . The way is but short : away ! 41 SC . I Love's Labour's Lost.
... often alluded to : ' But O ! but O ! the hobby - horse is forgot ! ' Cf. Hamlet , iii . 2. 140 . 31. hobby - horse was also a term for a loose woman . So hackney below . Arm . The way is but short : away ! 41 SC . I Love's Labour's Lost.
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... loose , a swind- ling game , of many varieties ; their common feature being that something loose ' ( or detach- able ) was made to look as if it were ' fast ' ( fixed ) , or vice versa , • IIO 120 and wagers invited from in- cautious ...
... loose , a swind- ling game , of many varieties ; their common feature being that something loose ' ( or detach- able ) was made to look as if it were ' fast ' ( fixed ) , or vice versa , • IIO 120 and wagers invited from in- cautious ...
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... loose . Arm . I give thee thy liberty , set thee from durance ; and , in lieu thereof , impose on thee nothing but this : bear this significant [ giving a letter ] to the country maid Jaquenetta : there is remuneration ; for the best ...
... loose . Arm . I give thee thy liberty , set thee from durance ; and , in lieu thereof , impose on thee nothing but this : bear this significant [ giving a letter ] to the country maid Jaquenetta : there is remuneration ; for the best ...
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