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The Devil's Dictionary, the original
Aesop's Fables
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Chiving Lay
Cutting the braces of coaches behind, on which the coachman quitting the box, an accomplice robs the boot; also, formerly, cutting the back of the coach to steal the fine large wigs then worn.
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