Vulgar words in The Mirror of Taste, and Dramatic Censor, Vol. I, No. 4, April 1810 (Page 1)
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A tinker's jackass is as good at it as any of them I see here.
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He likewise excelled in many parts of genteel comedy; such as lord Townly, Young Belville, &c. &c. The Bastard in King John, was another fine character of his, which Garrick attempted in vain--having neither sufficiency of figure, or heroic jocularity.
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While I, honest Tim Tapwell, with a little stock, Some forty pounds or so, bought a small cottage; Humbled myself to marriage with my Froth here; Gave entertainment---- _Wellb._ Yes, to whores and pickpockets.
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No, I'll have none of't: 'tis enough I keep Greedy at my devotion: so he serve My purposes, let him hang, or damn, I care not; Friendship is but a word.
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For which gross fault, I here do damn thy license, Forbidding thee ever to tap or draw; For instantly, I will, in mine own person, Command the constable to pull down thy sign; And do it before I eat.