The English Rogue: Described in the Life of Meriton Latroon, a Witty ExtravagantHead, Richard
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The English Rogue: Described in the Life of Meriton Latroon, a Witty Extravagant
Head, Richard
Rogues and vagabonds -- England -- Fiction
_Pannam_ │ Bread
_Plant_ │ To lay or hide
_Prigging_ │ Riding
_Prancer_ │ An Horse
_Prating cheat_ │ A Tongue
_Peake_ │ Any Lace
_Pike on the Leen_ │ Run as fast as you can
_Perry_ │ Fearful
_Peter_ │ A Portmantua
_Prigger of Prancers_ │ An Horse-stealer
_Pad_ │ The Highway-man
_Plant your whids_ │ Have a care what you say
_Quarron_ │ A Body
_Quacking cheat_ │ A Duck
_Quier_ │ Wicked or Roguish
_Quier-Ken_ │ A Prison
_Quier-Mort_ │ A Pocky Jade
_Quier-Cove_ │ A Rogue
_Romboyle_ │ A Ward or watch
_Rome_ │ Gallant
_Rome-vile_ │ London
_Rome-Mort_ │ A Gallant Girl
_Ruffin_ │ The Devil
_Roger_ │ A Cloak-bagg
_Ridge-cully_ │ A Goldsmith
_Ruffler_ │ An over-grown Rogue
_Ruffe peck_ │ Bacon
_Rod-shanke_ │ A Mallard
_Rom-pad_ │ The High-way
_Rome-padders_ │ High-way-men
_Rome-Culle_ │ A Rich Coxcomb
_Swagg_ │ A Shop
_Sundge_ │ One that lies under the bed
│ to rob the house
_Shop-lift_ │ One that steals out of shops
_Stampers_ │ The shooes
_Stock-drawers_ │ Stockings
_Stamps_ │ Legs
_Scoure_ │ To wear
_Skew_ │ A Dish
_Slate_ │ A Sheet
_Strommel_ │ Straw or Hair
_Skepper_ │ A Barn
_Stow your whids_ │ Be wary
│⎧ A Brokers House, or an
_Stalling-Ken_ │⎨ House to receive stollen
│⎩ goods
_Smelling cheat_ │ A Garden
_Solomon_ │ The Mass
_Tour_ │ To look out
_Tout his muns_ │ Look in his face
_Track up the Dancers_ │ Go up the Stayres
_The Cul Snylches_ │ The Man eyes you
_Tip the Cole to Adam Tyler_ │ Give what money you pocket-pickt to
│ the next party, presently
_Tip the Mish_ │ Give the Shirt
_Tib o’ th’ Buttery_ │ A Goose
_Tip_ │ To give
_The Mort tipt me a wink_ │ The Whore gave me a wink
_Trine_ │ Tyburn
_Trining_ │ Hanging
_Tick-Rome_ │ A License
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