The Works of Shakespeare: pt. 15 King JohnPrinted at Edinburgh for Grant Richards, 1901 |
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Page 177
... ( slang ) thieves , ' high - tobies . ' 7 ( slang ) ' tip - toppers , ' swells . 8 tramps ( = ' pad - the - hoofsters ' ) . 9 ( slang ) ' touchers , ' ' hooks , ' ' wrong ' uns ' ; in a small way of business . 10 ( slang ) = ' potsters ...
... ( slang ) thieves , ' high - tobies . ' 7 ( slang ) ' tip - toppers , ' swells . 8 tramps ( = ' pad - the - hoofsters ' ) . 9 ( slang ) ' touchers , ' ' hooks , ' ' wrong ' uns ' ; in a small way of business . 10 ( slang ) = ' potsters ...
Page 179
... ( slang ) = ' kid , ' ' pull a leg . ' 2 ( slang ) = inform . merchant , ' agent in advance . 3 ( slang ) = ' bonnet , ' ' fake- 179 ACT II Sc . II GADS . Case ye , OF KING HENRY IV.
... ( slang ) = ' kid , ' ' pull a leg . ' 2 ( slang ) = inform . merchant , ' agent in advance . 3 ( slang ) = ' bonnet , ' ' fake- 179 ACT II Sc . II GADS . Case ye , OF KING HENRY IV.
Page 180
... ( slang ) = fortune . 2 ( proverbial ) May everybody have the luck he deserves . epicures . 4 ( slang ) = shear them bare . 5 ( slang ) = ' bow - window , ' ' pot - gutted . ' 3 idle 180 6 ( slang ) close - fisted churls . 7 i.e. hoard ...
... ( slang ) = fortune . 2 ( proverbial ) May everybody have the luck he deserves . epicures . 4 ( slang ) = shear them bare . 5 ( slang ) = ' bow - window , ' ' pot - gutted . ' 3 idle 180 6 ( slang ) close - fisted churls . 7 i.e. hoard ...
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a-foot ACT II Sc Anon ARCHBISHOP OF YORK arms art thou BARD BARDOLPH blood brother buckram counterfeit Cousin coward cup of sack death Devil dost thou doth DOUG Douglas Earl Earl of Fife Eastcheap Enter FALSTAFF exeunt exit faith farewell father fear fight FRAN Francis GADS Gadshill give GLEND Glendower Grace hang'd Harry Percy hast thou hath head hear heart honour horse HOST Hostess i'faith Jack Falstaff JOHN OF LANCASTER Kate KING HENRY LADY Majesty MORT Mortimer never noble Northumberland Owen Glendower PETO plague POINS pr'ythee pray PRINCE HENRY Prince of Wales prisoners rascal Re-enter Rogue say'st thou SCENE Scot shalt shame Sheriff shew Shrewsbury Sir John SIR WALTER BLUNT Sirrah slang soldiers speak sweet sword tell thee there's thieves thou art thou hast to-morrow to-night true uncle valiant villainous Welsh Westmoreland Zounds