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English: 1909 dictionary definition for "Got the Morbs" published in "Passing English of the Victorian Era: a dictionary of heterodox English, slang and phrase" by J. Redding Ware (p.146) |
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| Source | Dictionary definition from the 1909 book "Passing English of the Victorian Era" [1] |
| Author | J. Redding Ware and George Routledge & Sons Limited |
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- ↑ (1909) Passing English of the Victorian Era, London: George Routledge & Sons Limited, p. 146
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