[17] Another of Eyre’s improvised phrases, whose component parts sufficiently explain its meaning.
[18] With a vengeance.
[19] Crushed crab apples.
[20] A kind of trousers, first worn by the Gascons.
[21] A phrase from Kyd’s Spanish Tragedy.
[22] i.e. Go and be hanged!
[23] i.e. Dressing himself.
[24] Bread soaked in pot liquor, and prepared secundum artem.—Nares.
[25] Salted beef.
[26] A dog kept fastened up as a watch-dog, and therefore given to loud barking.