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Roger in return considered her merely as a hussy--a designing baggage who had sold herself to an old fool.

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It would certainly be great fun to take the little hussy from her pedestal.

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Ruth was not much in his mind while he was away, but when he came back again he found time once more hanging heavy on his hands; and being greeted by her when he went to listen to the quartette party precisely as he had been from the first, he determined more than ever to start a pronounced flirtation with the haughty little hussy, and bring her to a proper sense of her position.

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Here is an hysterical, wrong-headed, and confused-hearted little hussy who can't make up her mind as to what is right and what is wrong, and who is a prey to the impulse of the moment, psychical or physical.

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She was a wanton hussy first and last, and God be with her!"

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To him the pretensions to virtue and consideration of the vulgar little hussy whom Richardson selected for his heroine were certainly not less preposterous than the titles to life and actuality of the wooden libertine whom Richardson put forth as his hero.

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Let me see the young hussy, and I'll send her packing!

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Ay, surely, when I've buried six sons and daughters, and last of all my woife, and dug all their graves mysel', save two, which were Jack in Mericky, which died of yellow fever, and only a packet of letters sent back to us belonging to him, and in them there were a bit o' his mother's grey hair which he had cut off that playful afore he went away; and then there were Rob, that were killed down a coal mine, and we could never get at his body, and he left a widder and three childer, and she were married to one o' his chums afore a twelvemonth past--the unfeeling hussy; but I've washed my hands of the lot.

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The goodwife, a nervous body at her best, sobbed away with her pock-marked hussy in the parlour, but Betty was to the fore in a passion of vexation.

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"Look at the hussy!" said her father again, laughing with heaving shoulders.

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"For shame, hussy!

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Ye false, hard-hearted hussy.

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Hand to mouth he lives, and voids with shame; And, blazoned in however bold the name, Man Jack the man is, just; his mate a hussy.

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And Rord Narf say, 'I wirr be very grad to terr the two-timing hussy what I think of her, don't worry.'"

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Robertts, Thomas Browne, Henry Fearne, Thomas Parkins, Mr. Hussy, James Collis, Raph Rockley, William Geales, George Jones, Andrew Allinson, William Downes, Richard Gillett, Goodwife Nonn, Hugo Smale, 280 Thomas Wintersall, John Wright, James Fenton, Cisely, a maid, John Gavett, James, } John, } Irishmen, Jocky Armestronge, Wolston Pelsant, Sampson Pelsant, Cathrin Capps, William Elbridg, John Sanderson, John Bewbricke, John Baker, killed, William Lupo, Timothy Burley, Margery Frisle, Henry West, Jasper Taylor, Brigett Searle, Anthony Andrew, Edmond Cartter, Thomas ----, William Gauntlett, Gilbert ----, killed, Christopher Welchman, John Hilliard, Gregory Hilliard, John Hilliard, William Richards, Elizabeth, a maid, Capt.

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A coaxing hussy!

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Plac'd in the cabinet.--D'ye loiter, hussy?

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Plac'd in the cabinet.--D'ye loiter, hussy?

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Upon the cabinet.--D'ye loiter, hussy?

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"I suppose it's because some of the little hussies from the city have taken the notion that they won't associate with a mechanic's daughter, although Amy is very careful not to say it in so many words, for fear of hurting my feelings.

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(_Exit_) _Mrs. Malaprop._--There's a little intricate hussy for you!

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Yet to go and humiliate one's self before a hussy, cry for mercy at the feet of a little actress with the hisses of the pit for ever in her ears!

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"Thou idle prating hussy!" cried Rachel, turning hastily round to face her,--vexed, and yet laughing.

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Kinder skittish actin' hussy she was, but she turned out an' cleared off without much trouble.

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The sly hussy said nothing just then, but plied him with ale and flattery; and, when he whispered a request for a private meeting out of doors, she cast her eyes down, and assented.

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What saidst, hussy?"

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And his wife's a poor good-for-nought that wouldn't know which end of the broom to sweep with, and his daughters idle, gossiping hussies that'll drive their husbands wild one o' these days.

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She's a cantankerous, ill-beseen hussy, and no good company for you.

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Ungrateful hussy!"

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"Hussy, what goest thou about?" said the stern voice of her master, Nicholas Clere.

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"Hussy, what goest thou about?" came sternly from Nicholas Clere, as he held her fast.

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Thou wicked hussy, thou canst be after no good.

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"I'll tell thee what, hussy!

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Go get thee abed, hussy, and hold thine idle tongue!"

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And suddenly turning to Elizabeth, he said, "Hussy, was this thine errand, or had it ought to do therewith?"

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Wife, thou wert best lock up this hussy in some safe place; and, daughter, go thou not nigh her.

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"Well, the brazen-facedness of some hussies!" cried she.

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He remembered that Rose had been before the magistrates before on account of Protestant opinions, "Why art thou still in that mind, thou naughty hussy?" cried he.

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She was a hussy to frighten them so, and he meant to tell her so when she returned, if it was her wedding day.

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We may yet overtake them, and married or unmarried the hussy shall be here for her wedding!"

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Did the hussy take her wedding things with her?

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"Peety," she cries--"peety for a wheen licht-heided hussies that lo'e the man best that tells the bonniest lees, or speaks them fairest.

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"Skim the fat off it, then, for I saw a hussy like you gi'e her mistress soup like that--and she died."

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Then and there they faithered and mithered the bairn, the useless hussies..." The mother's haughty eyes turned to the gipsy.

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and vert., a chevron or_; and that to the sinister, for Hussy--_barry of six erm.

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_See_ St. John, Knights of Hotspur, Henry, 169 Howard: Arms, 205; Augmentation, 205; Crest, 91, 216; Badge, 224 Howard, Thos., Duke of Norfolk, 205 Human Beings, in Heraldry, 73 Humettée, 54, 132 Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, 181, 236, 322 Hungerford, 225; Badge, 224 Hungerford, Lord, 240; Sir Walter de, 225, 247; Sir Robert de, 225, 249 Huntingfield, Roger de: Arms, 72 Huntercumbe: Arms, 52 Huntley, the Marquess of, 68 Hurst, 132 Hurt, 72, 132 Husband and Wife, Marshalling their Arms, 167, 171 Hussy: Arms, 225 Iceland: Arms, 269 Illegitimacy, Cadency of, 132, 187 Illuminations, Heraldry of, 323 Imaginary Beings, in Heraldry, 79 Imbrued, Embued, 132 Impalement, Impaled, 132, 168, 249; of the Bordure and Tressure, 170 Impaling, 181 Imperial Crown, the, 114, 264; Imperially Crowned, 132 Imperial Service Order, 292 Incensed, Inflamed, 132 In Bend, 59, 132 In Chevron, 62, 132 In Chief, 50, 132 In Complement, 80 In Cross, 55, 132 In Fesse, 51, 132 In Foliage, 82, 132 In Full Course, 81 In Lure, 81, 132 In Orle, 66 In Pale, 54 In Point, 63 In her Piety, 81, 132 In Pretence, 132 In Pride, 81, 132 In Quadrangle, 132 In Saltire, 61 In Splendour, 80, 132 Increscent, 80, 132 Indented, 35, 132 Indian Empire, Order of, 290 Inescutcheon, 65, 132 Infantry Colours, 256 Innes, Walter: Seal, 11 Innes, or De Ynays, Wm.

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"Did you ever know such a little hussy as it is?"

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**Hussy.

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'What can you expect from that flaunting hussy?'

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'Here we are, and there's that hussy hanging out from an upper window like the Jezebel she is.'

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'What d'y mean by it?' cried Mosk, bursting into angry words as soon as the door was closed; 'what d'y mean, you hussy?'

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I'm not a hussy, and you have no right to call me one.'

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There, while returning home by the dead-house, I saw that hussy of a Bell Mosk making eyes at a policeman, and I recognised Miss Whichello for all her veil.'

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I grant you that what I do is no more than the duty of every God-fearing German _Haushälterin_; none the less, I do not mean all my work to go for nothing, and I will not be ousted by a hussy!

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Thee hie to thy bed, and do no more mischief, thou false hussy!

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Ricarda was a good-for-nought, a hussy, a wicked wretch, and a near relative of Satan, while Amphillis was only a shade lighter in the blackness of her guilt.

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"She's a weary hussy!" said Mr Altham; "but she's been a sight better maid sithence she came back.

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"She was a hussy," said Mrs. Hill severely.

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I mean the hussy's brother.

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That hussy must not--" I was up-stairs by this time.

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Gallivanting around with those flip hussies in town!

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"The hussy!" said Mrs. Farquharson.

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Thus _hussy_, _i.e._ housewife, _quean_,[59] woman, _wench_, child, have absorbed such adjectives as impudent, idle, light, saucy, etc.

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1 D.V., 4 _dyrk_, 42 eager, 80 earnest, 119 easel, 18, 39 _échouer_, 97 _écouvillon_, 43 _écrou_, 93, _n._ _écurie_, 135 _écuyer_, 135 _effendi_, 22 _Eisenhut_, 29 eke, 114 elbow, 87 ell, 87 _Eltern_, 92 embarrass, 106 emir, 148 Emmot, 36 employ, 105 endeavour, 11 ensign, 128 epitome, 6 equerry, 134 'Erb, 70 ermine, 48 errant, 83 _Erz-_, 83 _escabeau_, 107 escheat, 84 eschew, 64 esquire, 64, 135 etch, 18, 133 _étincelle_, 59 ewer, 115 example, 64 exchequer, 87 excise, 134 exeat, 4 exit, 4 expression, 105 eyas, 114 eyre, 83 _faire la noce_, 95 Fairfax, 181 fairy, 77, 92 falconet, 38 faldstool, 141 fane, 58 farce, 93 Farrar, 176 farrier, 176 farthingale, 137 _Fata Morgana_, 77 Faulkner, 176 _fauteuil_, 141 _Fauvel_, 131, 192, _n._ fay, 77 feckless, 12 fed up, 96 fee, 143 feeble, 58 fellow-feeling, 2 felon, 24 fence, 64 fender, 64 ferret, 33, 149 Ferrier, 176 ferrule, 167 ferule, 167 fetish, 26 feverfew, 30 fiat, 4 filbert, 35 filibuster, 61 _fille_, 82 fire-new, 107 firkin, 21, _n._ 2 Fitch, 180 fives, 10 flail, 58 flawn, 136, _n._ fleingall, 202 Fletcher, 176 floret, 150 florin, 49 flounce, 60 flour, 144 flower, 144 foil, 196 foist, 107, _n._ folio, 6 fond, 80 foot, 86 footpad, 167 force-meat, 93 foreign, 122 forget-me-not, 30 forlorn hope, 18, 129 Forster, 176 Foster, 176 _fou_, 80 _fouet_, 129 _Frauenzimmer_, 94 fragile, 139 frail, 58, 139 freebooter, 61 fret, 133 fretwork, 133 frieze, 47 fritter, 154 Frobisher, 177 _froncle_, 25 frontispiece, 82, _n._ 1 frounce, 60 fruiterer, 63 fuchsia, 31 fugleman, 59 Fuller, 178 _funkelnagelneu_, 107 furlong, 87 furlough, 18 _furoncle_, 25 fusee, 198 _fusil_, 198 fustian, 47, 96 fustian-anapes, 46 fusty, 107 Galvanism, 40 gambit, 158 gamboge, 51 game, 158 gammon, 158 gammy, 158 gamut, 6 gantlope, 130 gaol, 109 garage, 125 garble, 21, 72 _garce_, 82 garibaldi, 39 garret, 104 Garrett, 171 gas, 16 Gascoyne, 173 Gaskin, 173 _gaufre_, 78 Gaunt, 173 gauntlet, 130 geezer, 12 _gefallen_, 109 _geindre_, 187 _Gelbschnabel_, 96 _Geld_, 142 generous, 3 geneva, 68 genius, 4 gent, 66 geranium, 30 _gerben_, 95 _gerfaut_, 121, _n._ _Geschenk_, 91 _Geselle_, 94 _Gevatter_, 95 _Gewehr_, 64, _n._ Gibbon, 172 _Gift_, 91 gift horse, 97 Gilbey, 171 Gillott, 170 gilly-flower, 125 gimbals, 144 gimmal, 144 gin, 65, 68 _gindre_, 187 gingham, 52 gist, 10 _glai_, 132 glaive, 132 glamour, 13, 60, 145 gleek, 102 gloss, 155 gloze, 155 Godbehere, 170 goffer, 78 Gogs, 65 gonfalon, 57 Goodbeer, 170 Goodenough, 170 Goodeve, 171 Goodlake, 171 Goodrich, 171 gorilla, 27 goshawk, 153 Gosling, 180 Gosse, 180 gossip, 94 Gotobed, 170 _goupil_, 35 graft, 111 grail, 13 grain, 87 gramarye, 146 grampus, 33 Grant, 181 Great Orme, 99, _n._ Grecian steps, 118 Greenfield, 175 greengage, 32 greenhorn, 95 Greenhow, 135 Greenman, 181 greyhound, 135 grief, 122 _grimaldello_, 42 grimalkin, 43 _grimoire_, 146 grize, 118 grocer, 175 grog, 68 grogram, 56, _n._, 68 gross, 175, _n._ 3 grotesque, 141, _n._ _guérite_, 103 guillotine, 170 guinea, 51 guinea-fowl, 51 guinea-pig, 32, 51 guitar, 149 guts, 84 guy, 45 Habeas Corpus, 125 hack, 66 hackbut, 127 Hackett, 171 hag, 109 haggard, 108 haggis, 37, _n._ _Hahnenfuss_, 29 Haig, 179, _n._ half a mo', 66 halibut, 35 Hammond, 171 hand, 87 hand of glory, 131 _hangar_, 125 Hannay, 174 Hannibal, 170 Hansom, 56, _n._ hansom, 53, _n._ Hanway, 173 harangue, 23, 55 harbinger, 2, 90, 164 harbour, 2, 133, 164 harry, 2 Harvey, 171 hatchell, 12 hatchment, 136 hauberk, 164 Haunce, 174 _haut_, 132 haversack, 18, _n._ 'haviour, 66 hawse, 164, _n._ Hawtrey, 173 Hay, 179, _n._ Hayward, 179 hearse, 75 heart's ease, 30 heckle, 12 hempie, 67 Herd, 179 Hereford, 2 _herrisch_, 92, _n._ 2 Hewett, 171 Hewlett, 171 Hibbert, 171 hiccough, 125 Hick, 172 Hig, 172 hinterland, 14 hippopotamus, 32 Hitch, 172 Hob, 172 hobby, 91 hobgoblin, 37 Hobson's choice, 192 _Hochzeit_, 95 hock, 68 Hoggart, 179 holland, 47 hollyhock, 35 homely, 81 Homer, 176 homespun, 73 _homme_, 55 Honeyball, 170 honeysuckle, 99 _honte_, 55 Hood, 172 hooligan, 12 Horner, 177 horse-coper, 67 host, 2, 158 Howard, 179 Howitt, 171 Hudson, 172 Huggin, 171 Huguenot, 203 humble pie, 113 hunks, 82 hurly-burly, 70, 189 hussar, 22 hussy, 82 Hutchin, 171 Ib, 70 Ibbotson, 172 ill-starred, 106 imp, 111 indenture, 89 index, 4 Indian corn, 52 Indian ink, 52 indigo, 51 infantry, 76 innuendo, 3 inoculate, 112 insult, 3 interfere, 106 inure, 159 inveigle, 110 invoice, 118 _Irrgarten_, 63 isinglass, 137 item, 4 jack, 42, 44 jackanapes, 45 jackass, 37 jackdaw, 37 jacket, 44 Janaway, 174 _jaquette_, 37 Jarvey, 41 jaunty, 127 jean, 47 jemmy, 42 Jenner, 176 jenneting, 121 Jenny wren, 37 jeopardy, 108 jesses, 120 Jessop, 171 jest, 74 jilt, 46 jingo, 13 jockey, 45, 111 _Johannisapfel_, 121 _jolis fous_, 129 _Jönköping_, 67, _n._ jonquil, 153 joss, 27 journeyman, 106, 165 jovial, 106 jug, 43 Juggins, 43, _n._ jumble, 144 junket, 153 _Jütte_, 42 Kafir, 26, _n._ 1 kail, 153 _Kanzel_, 88 _Kapelle_, 152 Kemp, 176 kennel, 158 kerseymere, 47 kestrel, 100 kickshaws, 116 Kiddier, 176 kidnap, 110 kilderkin, 21 kilt, 19 kimmer, 95 King, 175 kirtle, 150 Kisser, 178 kit, 149 kitcat, 42 kite, 38 kittle, 59 _Kjöbenhavn_, 67, _n._ _kjönne_, 92 _Klaus_, 42 kloof, 91 knapsack, 18 knave, 55 _Knecht_, 84 knickerbockers, 44 knight, 84 _Knoblauch_, 91 _Kohl_, 153 _kooi_, 109 kraal, 25 laager, 18 label, 93 Labouchère, 178 lace, 24 lacrosse, 164 lady-bird, 35 lady's bedstraw, 35 lady's garter, 35 lady's slipper, 35 Lambert, 179 _Lambertsnuss_, 35 lampoon, 9 lancegay, 25 Lander, 178 _landier_, 115 landscape, 18 _Langlois_, 115 lanterloo, 69 larboard, 121 larder, 165 lariat, 24, 115 Larkin, 171 larkspur, 29 _Lärm_, 115 larrikin, 12, 190 larum, 115 lasso, 24 lateen, 51 Latimer, 177 _Launay_, 174 Launder, 178 _lavandière_, 34 lawn, 47 lay-figure, 18, 166 leaguer, 18 leech, 155 legend, 3 Leggatt, 171 lemon, 160 lemon sole, 160 lettuce, 119 level, 58 _lévier_, 115 Levick, 115, 175, _n._ 2 _lèvre_, 117 _Lhuissier_, 90, _n._, 115 libel, 42 _liber_, 86 _liebäugeln_, 110 _lierre_, 115 Lilywhite, 180 limb, 98 limbeck, 63 limbo, 5 lime, 56 Limehouse, 48 limner, 63 linden, 56 _Lindwurm_, 99, _n._ _lingot_, 115 liquorice, 137 list, 93 Lister, 176 little Mary, 43 littoral, 14 Liverpool, 56 livery, 77 lobelia, 31 locomotor ataxy, 125 lockram, 48 Loftus, 170 Lombard, 56 lone, 62 'longing, 66 loo, 69 lords and ladies, 30 Lorimer, 177 Loring, 174 Loveday, 172 love in a mist, 30 Lovell, 171 Lowell, 171 _Löwenmaul_, 30 _Löwenzahn_, 30 L. s. d., 4 Lubbock, 173 lucifer, 4 Luck, 173 _lucus_, 184 lugger, 101 lugsail, 101 lumber-room, 76 _Lümmel_, 96, _n._ luncheon, 124 lupus, 35 Lush, 90, _n._ Lusher, 90, _n._ lutestring, 128 Lyndhurst, 56 Mabel, 58 macadamise, 41 Mackenzie, 195 mackintosh, 39 Macnab, 19, _n._ Macpherson, 19, _n._ Madeira, 51 madge owl, 37 madonna, 142 magazine, 93 magenta, 39, _n._ maggot, 59 magnet, 48 magnolia, 31 magpie, 37 mailed fist, 156 _main de gloire_, 131 Mainwaring, 169 majolica, 48 Malins, 173 malkin, 42 Mall, 166, _n._ 2 malmsey, 51 Malthus, 170 malvoisie, 51 mammet, 43 _manant_, 150 mandarin, 27 mandoline, 149 manger, 8 mangle, 140 mangonel, 140 Mann, 173 manner, 158 manœuvre, 159 manor, 9 Mansell, 173 mansworn, 15, _n._ 1 manual, 3 manure, 159 marabout, 147 maravedi, 147 marble, 69 _marchand des quatre saisons_, 63, _n._ Marchant, 145 _Marienkäfer_, 35 _marionnette_, 43 marmalade, 31 Marner, 176 marquee, 116 Marriot, 36 marshal, 89 Marshalsea, 90 _marsouin_, 32 Martello tower, 60 martin, 37 martinet, 192 _martin-pêcheur_, 37 mascot, 13 mask, 145 _masnadiere_, 151 Massinger, 177 masterpiece, 106 match, 8 mate, 93 _matelot_, 93 Maud, 70 maudlin, 61 maul, 166 _Maulbeere_, 58 maul-stick, 166 maxim, 39 maximum, 4 Mayhew, 171 Mayne, 173 mayor, 153 maze, 63 mazurka, 49 _mediastinus_, 92 _Meerschwein_, 32 _Meerschweinchen_, 51 megrims, 35 meiny, 151 melon, 31 _ménage_, 151 ménagerie, 151 mend, 62 ménétrier, 76 menial, 151 Menzies, 195 merchant, 67 mercurial, 106 merino, 153 Merryweather, 180 mesmerism, 40 mess, 93 _messer_, 92 messmate, 93 metal, 144 _métier_, 160 mettle, 144 mews, 120 miasma, 6 Middlemas, 172 milliner, 48 miniature, 81 minstrel, 76 mint, 142 minx, 82 miscreant, 127 miser, 4 misnomer, 9 miss, 160, _n._ 1 mister, 160 mistery, 159 mizen, 9 mob, 66 Mohock, 12 moidore, 142 _moineau_, 34 money, 141 monkey, 36 monkey-wrench, 38 monkshood, 29 _monnaie_, 142 _monsieur_, 92 Moon, 170 Morel, 181 morion, 199 Morris, 174 morris dance, 49 morris pike, 49 mosaic, 168 mosquito, 39, 59 Mother Carey's chicken, 36 _mouchoir_, 99 _moustique_, 59 Moxon, 172 muckinder, 99 _muguet_, 148 mulberry, 58 mulligrubs, 35 Mullins, 175 mungo, 190 _Münze_, 142 _mûre_, 58 mushroom, 56 musk, 148 musket, 38 muslin, 47 mustang, 23 Musters, 175 _mutande_, 99 mystery, 159 _Nägele_, 91 namby-pamby, 70 Napier, 57, 182 napkin, 57 _nappe_, 57 Nash, 114 naunt, 114 nausea, 6 nave, 153 navvy, 68 navy, 153 nectar, 6 nectarine, 6 Ned, 114 Neddy, 36 _négromancie_, 131 negus, 40 neighbour, 84, _n._ 1 Neil, 171 _Nelke_, 91 Nell, 114 newt, 114 nice, 80 nickel, 44 nickname, 114 nickum, 45 nickumpoop, 45 _Nicodème_, 45 nicotine, 40 niddering, 15 nincompoop, 45 ninny, 45 ninnyhammer, 45 _niveau_, 58 noddy, 45 noddypeak, 45 _noix gauge_, 152 Nokes, 114 Noll, 114 nonce, 114 Norfolk Howard, 180 Norman, 185 Norris, 174 Norroy, 174 nostrum, 4 Nowell, 172 Nugent, 173 nuncheon, 124 nuncle, 114 nurse, 174 nut, 188 nutmeg, 148 Nutter, 179 _nux_, 188 object, 105 obligation, 3 obvious, 105 odium, 4 odsbodikins, 65 ogle, 110 ogre, 204 _oignon_, 95 _oiseau de Saint Martin_, 37 Old Nick, 44 omelet, 136 omen, 4 omnibus, 5 onion, 91, _n._ 1 Onslow, 182 orange, 31 _oreste_, 132 oriel, 58 orlop, 18 orrery, 40 _orteil_, 132 ortolan, 33 _oseille_, 162 ostler, 55, 164 ounce, 114 pad, 167 padder, 167 padding, 96 Padgett, 172 _padrastro_, 25 paj, 66 paladin, 139 Palatine, 139 palaver, 26 pallet, 156 Palliser, 177 Pall Mall, 166, _n._ 2 palmer, 33 Palsgrave, 139 palsy, 61 Pam, 69 pamphlet, 41 pandy, 5 pantaloons, 44 pantry, 165 _Panzer_, 156 paper, 86 parable, 26 _parbleu_, 65 parchment, 49 parish, 61, 150 Parker, 177 Parkin, 171 parley, 26 parmaceti, 186 parmesan, 186 Parminter, 177 Parnell, 172 parole, 26 parrot, 36 parse, 5 parson, 145 Partlet, 36 partridge, 61 Pascal, 172 Pascoe, 172 pasquinade, 41 pastern, 76 past master, 106 Patch, 181 patch, 8 pathos, 6 patten, 117 patter, 69 _paume_, 10 pauper, 4 Pav, 66 pawn, 160 pay, 160 Payn, 181 paynim, 77 pea, 116 peach, 49, 62 peajacket, 135 peal, 62 Pearce, 181 _pecunia_, 143 pedigree, 77, 123 Peel, 173 pelargonium, 30 _pèlerin_, 58 _Pelissier_, 176 pen, 167 pencil, 167 Pennefather, 180 Pentecost, 172 penthouse, 125 peon, 160 perch, 87 periwig, 63, _n._ 2 periwinkle, 128 Perkin, 171 Perrot, 36 person, 145 pert, 80 peruse, 195 pester, 76, 167 _Peterchen_, 42 petrel, 36 petronel, 197 Pettifer, 77 Pettigrew, 77 petty, 80 pew, 8 _Pfalz_, 139 Phillimore, 175 Philpot, 171 Physick, 170 pickaback, 71 pick-axe, 126 Pickard, 173 pie, 37 piebald, 38 _pierrot_, 36 pig-iron, 38 Pilcher, 176 pilgrim, 58 pinchbeck, 40 Pinder, 177 pine-apple, 32 _pion_, 160 pips, 102 plain, 81 plaudit, 5 Playfair, 181 plover, 99 pluck, 83 pocket, 97, _n._ pocket-handkerchief, 98 Pocock, 181 Poidevin, 173 _pointe_, 66 poison, 91 poke, 97 polecat, 165 polka, 49 Pollock, 174 Poll parrot, 36 _polonaise_, 50 polony, 49 pomander, 57 pomcitron, 32 pomegranate, 32 _Pomeranze_, 31 Pomeroy, 174 _pomme de pin_, 32 ponder, 1 Pope Joan, 129 porcelain, 39 porcupine, 32 porpoise, 32 porridge, 118 port, 51 portcullis, 154 porter, 81, _n._ Portugee, 116 Portwine, 173, _n._ 3 Poslett, 169 Posnett, 169 possum, 64 posthumous, 126 _post-mortem_, 4 posy, 145 _potence_, 40 _Potz_, 65 _pouce_, 87 _Pouille_, 114 poulterer, 63 pounce, 108 pouncet-box, 108 _pourboire_, 91 Power, 181 power, 9 pow-wow, 14 Poyser, 176 prayer, 74 premises, 6 premisses, 6 premium, 4 prentice, 63, 106 prepense, 1 preposterous, 129, _n._ press-gang, 130 Prester John, 92, _n._ 2 Priddle, 175, _n._ 1 priest, 92 primrose, 125 proctor, 61 pub, 66 pudding, 74 puisne, 80 pun, 66 punch, 94, _n._ pundigrion, 66 _pundit_, 94, _n._ Punjaub, 94, _n._ puny, 80 Purcell, 180 purley, 124 purlieu, 123 purloin, 186 pursy, 126 purview, 4 _Puy de Dôme_, 8 puzzle, 64 python, 6 pyx, 6, 127 quaint, 78 quair, 146 quarrel, 161 quarry, 160 quarto, 6 quean, 82 querry, 134 query, 5 quilt, 137 quince, 119 quintal, 21 quire, 146 quirry, 134 quirt, 24 quorum, 6 rack, 155 radius, 4 raiment, 61 rampart, 121 ramper, 121 ranch, 23 rank, 23 rappee, 9 Read, 181 Reader, 178 reasty, 79 _reata_, 24 rebus, 5 recreant, 127 recruit, 64 redstart, 117 Reed, 181 Reeder, 178 _Regenpfeifer_, 99 _Regenschirm_, 64, _n._ Reginald, 36 rehearse, 106 Reid, 181 _reine Claude_, 32 reist, 79 relent, 3 remainder, 9 remnant, 9 Renard, 35 _rendre_, 122 renegade, 127 requiem, 5 restive, 79 revel, 141 revelly, 10 Reynold, 36 Rich, 172 Rick, 172 _Rittersporn_, 29 rival, 3 Rob, 172 rob, 148 robe, 148 Robin, 91 robin, 37 Rocinante, 177 romance, 74 Ronald, 36 rosemary, 125 _rossignol_, 42 roster, 18 _rote_, 176 rouncy, 177 Rouse, 181 rouse, 117 row, 117 Rudge, 181 rudimentary, 105 rum, 68 rummage, 76 runagate, 127 Runciman, 177 Russell, 181 rusty, 79 sabotage, 11 Sacheverell, 182 sack, 116, _n._ 1 sake, 2 saker, 38 salade, 199 salary, 3 salet, 199 Salmon, 181 salt-cellar, 135 salver, 123 salvo, 123 samite, 149 samphire, 35 sample, 64 _Samt_, 149 sandwich, 39 Sandy, 70 _Sankt Peters Vogel_, 36 Saragossa, 51 sarcenet, 47 sardine, 48 _Sarg_, 140 Sargent, 145 sash, 158 sassafras, 30 satire, 93 saveloy, 136 saxifrage, 30 scabbard, 164 scallion, 48 scaramouch, 64, _n._, 142 scavenger, 84 schedule, 93 _scheitern_, 97 _Schemel_, 107 _schirmen_, 64, _n._ _Schöntierlein_, 92 school, 56, 162 scintilla, 4 scion, 111 scissors, 127 score, 89 scrimer, 64, _n._ scrimmage, 64, _n._, 142 Scriven, 178 scroll, 93 scruple, 87 scull, 162 scullery, 43 scullion, 43 'sdeath, 65 seal, 133 sea-lion, 32 sear, 162 search, 57 secretary, 34 sedan, 52 seel, 133 seesaw, 70 _sehr_, 168 _Seide_, 27 _seigneur_, 92 _Sekt_, 116, _n._ 1 _selig_, 45 sendal, 47 seneschal, 92 senior, 4 sennet, 153 _señor_, 92 sentinel, 102 sentry, 102 sepoy, 146 seraglio, 132 serge, 27 sergeant, 148 serpent, 38 servant, 148 service-tree, 129 Seward, 179 sexton, 61 Seymour, 169 shalloon, 47 shallop, 55 shallot, 48 shambles, 106 shame-faced, 125 shark, 33 shawm, 24 shay, 116 Sheepshanks, 77 sherbet, 146 sherry, 51, 116 shift, 99 shilly-shally, 70 ship, 105 shirk, 33 shirt, 150 short, 150 shrapnel, 39 shrew, 34 shrewd, 34 shrive, 74 shrub, 146 _sieur_, 92 _signor_, 92 silhouette, 40 silk, 27 silly, 45 silly Johnny, 45 Sinclair, 169 sinister, 3 sir, 92 sire, 92, 142, _n._ sirloin, 191 sirup, 146 Sisson, 172 sizar, 62 size, 62 sjambok, 26 skate, 117 skeeter, 65 sketch, 18, 22 skew, 64 skinker, 124, _n._ 2 skipper, 17 skirmish, 61, 64, _n._, 142 skirt, 150 slave, 22 slim, 20 Sloper, 178 slow-worm, 99 slug, 94, _n._ slug-horn, 14 smock, 99 smug, 81 snap, 18 snapdragon, 29 snaphaunce, 198 snapsack, 18 snark, 16 snickersnee, 70 Snooks, 170 soccer, 66 solder, 154 soldier, 154 _Söldner_, 154 solemn, 140 sorrel, 162 sorrow, 168 sorry, 168 _soudard_, 154 _souillon_, 43 souse, 120 sovereign, 122, _n._ 1 spade, 78 _spahi_, 146 span, 87 spaniel, 49 sparagus, 66 sparrow-grass, 125 spatula, 78 spec', 67 species, 140 spence, 165 Spencer, 65, 165 spencer, 39, 188 spice, 64, 140 Spicer, 175 spick and span, 107 spinning-jenny, 42 Spitalfields, 64 spite, 65 Spittlegate, 64 splay, 65 sponge, 56 Spoonerism, 60 sport, 65 sprightly, 122, _n._ 1 sprite, 64 _Sprössling_, 111 spruce, 48 squarson, 66 squire, 64 stable, 56 stage, 64 staid, 101 stain, 65 stale, 101 stance, 143 staniel, 202 stank, 26 stanza, 143 starboard, 121 stationer, 63, _n._ 1 _Steckenpferd_, 91 _Steinbrech_, 30 steingall, 202 _Steppdecke_, 137 sterling, 79 stevedore, 76, _n._ steward, 90 Stewart, 90 stickler, 75, 172, _n._ 2 still-room, 165 stimulus, 4 Stoddart, 179 stomacher, 156 stone, 87 stonegall, 202 _Storchschnabel_, 29 _stortelli_, 144 stout, 81 stranded, 97 stun, 106 sullen, 140 Summerfield, 175 Sumner, 176 supercilious, 3 surcease, 126 surly, 92 surplice, 176, _n._ surround, 164 Surtees, 172 swank, 203 sward, 84 sweet William, 30 sympathy, 2 synopsis, 6 syrup, 146 tabby, 47 taffrail, 126 taint, 64 talisman, 22 tallage, 134 tally, 88 talon, 9 Tammany, 14 tandem, 4 tank, 26 tankard, 59 tansy, 30 tantalise, 41 _tante_, 70 tarantella, 50 tarantula, 50 tartan, 19, 47 tassel, 163 'tater, 66 tattoo, 18, 162 tawdry, 65 tease, 12 teasel, 12 'tec, 65 teetotaller, 6 teetotum, 6 Telford, 182 'tench, 65 tender, 64 tenet, 4 tennis, 10 tent, 163 tenter-hooks, 154 termagant, 46 test, 106 testy, 79 tetchy, 163 _tête_, 106 thimble, 61 Thoroughgood, 170 Tibbet, 171 Tibert, 36 tick, 67 tidbit, 123 tiddlebat, 172, _n._ 2 'Tilda, 70 Tillet, 171 Tillotson, 172 tilt, 108 _tinnunculus_, 100 tinsel, 59 tire, 63 tit, 123 titbit, 123 titmouse, 123 tittlebat, 172, _n._ 2 tittle-tattle, 70 'Tizer, 69 tobacco, 194 toby jug, 44 tocsin, 152 Todhunter, 177 toils, 108 _tolle Buchen_, 129 tomtit, 37 Tono-Bungay, 16 Toogood, 170 Tooley St., 65 touchy, 163 tousle, 12 Towser, 12 toy, 18 Tozer, 12 trace, 118 tram, 191 traveller's joy, 30 treacle, 75 trellis, 148 trepan, 109 tret, 144 trews, 117 tribunal, 4 _Trinkgeld_, 91 tripod, 140 tripos, 140 trivet, 139 trivial, 3 trouble, 59 Troublefield, 175 trousers, 117 trove, 61, 101 troy, 50 truce, 119 trump, 9 Trumper, 177 tuberose, 125 Tucker, 178 tucket, 153 tuck of drum, 153 tulip, 147 turban, 147 turkey, 52 Turney, 171 turnip, 95 tweeny, 92 tweezers, 120 twill, 148 Tybalt, 36 umber, 152 umbrella, 152 umpire, 113 uncouth, 2 Underhill, 172 undertaker, 63, _n._ 1 unkempt, 2 unseal, 133 upholder, 178 upholsterer, 63 usher, 90 usquebaugh, 68 utterance, 163 vagabond, 168 vagrant, 168 Valais, 152 vambrace, 62 vamose, 10 vamp, 61 van, 62, 69 vane, 58 vanguard, 62 _varech_, 55 Varney, 174, _n._ 1 'varsity, 69 _varsovienne_, 50 vaunt, 194 vauntcourier, 62 Veck, 175, _n._ 2 _vedette_, 104 vellum, 56 veneer, 147 venew, 123 veney, 123 venom, 56 venue, 124 verdigris, 129 _verheeren_, 2 Verney, 174, _n._ 1 verse, 143 _vertugadin_, 137 vet, 66 veto, 4 Vick, 175, _n._ 2 victoria, 39 videlicet, 4 vie, 65 _vigie_, 103 vignette, 81 viking, 168 villa, 150 villain, 150 vinegar, 80 _viva-voce_, 4 viz., 4 _voile_, 117 voltaism, 40 vril, 16, _n._ wafer, 78 wag, 67 Wait, 176 waits, 76 Wales, 151 Walker, 178 Wallachia, 151 wallet, 59 _Wallis_, 152 Walloon, 151 walnut, 151 Ward, 179 warison, 14 Warner, 176 Wat, 36 wattle, 59 weed, 2 week-end, 12 Weenen, 31 weir, 64, _n._ wellington, 39 wench, 82 wergild, 142 wheatear, 117 wheel, 189 whisky, 63, _n._ 2, 68 white feather, 108 Whittaker, 175 Whittier, 177 wig, 69 Wilmot, 171 wipe, 66 wire, 66 wiseacre, 128 wistaria, 31 witch-elm, 128 worsted, 48 write, 74 Wyatt, 171 Xeres, 51 yacht, 18 Yankee, 116 yard, 87 yare, 95 _Ysopet_, 41 zany, 45 _Zentner_, 21 zero, 147 zest, 112 _Zettel_, 93 zigzag, 70 _zijde_, 27 _Zins_, 134 Zoo, 66 zounds, 65 _Zwiebel_, 95 _Zwilch_, 148 PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN BY OLIVER AND BOYD, EDINBURGH Transcriber's Endnotes: The text remains as printed, with the following exceptions: Page 60.

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"Hie thee down this minute, thou good-for-nothing hussy!" thundered the voice of Mistress Winter up the garret stairs, as Agnes was hastily resuming her working garb.

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"Gossip Flint might have told me so much.-- Take that, thou lither hussy!

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"So sure as our sweet Lady, Saint Mary, worketh miracles at Walsingham, never was poor woman so be-plagued as I, with an ill, ne'er-do-well, good-for-nought, thankless hussy, picked up out of the mire in the gutter!

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Isn't she the brazen hussy?

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"I didn't know--" "You didn't know, you careless hussy!" exclaimed Mrs. Fishley, seizing her by the arm, and lifting her roughly out of her chair.

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Here a hussy may ride, and a rogue take the wall;-- Sing _Tantarara_,--Vauxhall!

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"I believe I should like to wring her neck, the little hussy!

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When Hans has driven away the impudent hussies, his brother Ralph the Singer approaches to assure him of his unvarying love.--He is the only-one who believes in Hans' worth, and now tries hard to rouse him into activity, for he has heard, that the Queen is greatly oppressed by her enemies, the Danes.

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Mrs. MALAPROP There's a little intricate hussy for you!

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So, hussy, take a kiss beforehand to put you in mind.

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Mrs. MALAPROP The little hussy won't hear.

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I am impatient to know how the little hussy deports herself.

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LYDIA May every blessing wait on my Beverley, my loved Bev---- Mrs. MALAPROP Hussy!

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Answer, hussy!

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Mrs. MALAPROP For shame, hussy!

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Mrs. MALAPROP O' my conscience, I believe so!--What do you mean by Beverley, hussy?--You saw Captain Absolute before to-day; there he is--your husband that shall be.

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'Ear 'im knocking, and I wish he wos a-knockin' at Mrs. Krill's 'ead, that I do, the flauntin' hussy as she is, drat her."

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All he knows is even a hussy wouldn't strut around like that.

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A girl had come out of the saloon and the hussy was wearing men's trousers.

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"She's just turning his head, the hussy, and he isn't really in his proper senses.

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Something dreadful had happened to her poor boy-he had been bewitched by that hussy-he would die as his uncle had died.

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"There are people," she said calmly, "who consider I'm the limit--a nasty, fast hussy..." "What appalling affectation on your part," jeered Vane lighting his pipe.

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"You can argue with this hussy all you like, Richard, but I'm going to call the police," she said, and left the room with determination in her eye.

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Oh, did I not warn him that you were a good-for-nothing hussy, thinking yourself clever, and a wit, and a poetess.

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But if I find out that you have play'd the Fool and are married, you Jade you, I'll cut your Throat, Hussy.

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you Hussy!

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Can you support the Expence of a Husband, Hussy, in Gaming, Drinking and Whoring?

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Tell me, Hussy, are you ruin'd or no?

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Ah, Hussy, now this is the only Comfort your Mother has left!

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--Your Father is too fond of you, Hussy.

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_Mrs. Peachum._ But your Duty to your Parents, Hussy, obliges you to hang him.

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One Word more, Hussy, and I shall knock your Brains out, if you have any.

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_Mrs. Peachum._ Away, Hussy.

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--_Dolly Trull!_ kiss me, you Slut; are you as amorous as ever, Hussy?

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Mrs. _Vixen_, I'm yours, I always lov'd a Woman of Wit and Spirit; they make charming Mistresses, but plaguy Wives-- _Betty Doxy!_ Come hither, Hussy.

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_Macheath._ Wanton Hussies!

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