What need to recount the Fugitive-Slave Bill, and the other "Compromises" of 1850? or to recite the base repeal of the Missouri Compromise, showing the slaveholder's regard for promises to be as sacred as that of a pettifogger for justice or of a dicer for an oath?

Can I truly be proud ofof her?" He leaned forward, white and eager, waiting for the truth like a dicer for the final throw.

Enter TOM TOSS, DICK DICER.

what cheer? DICER.

indeed, is it he? DICER.

But when come ye? DICER.

Farewell. DICER.

Exceedingly, unreasonably, unmeasureably. DICER.

But ask and have: money, money, money! DICER.

Enter PRODIGALITY, DICK DICER, VANITY, and [to them afterwards] TOM TOSS.

[Exit. DICER.

What, will't not be? DICER.

Vanity, Fortune, Vanity! DICER.

what counsel giv'st thou, Dick? DICER.

As how? DICER.

'Swounds! help, Dick: help quickly, or I am chok'd! DICER.

ACT V., SCENE I. Enter PRODIGALITY, MONEY, TOSS, DICER.

Nay, then, what say you to letting of blood? DICER.

SCENE II. PRODIGALITY, DICER, &c., to whom enter CONSTABLE, making hue and cry, and HOST.

Hark! list a while, what might this clamour be? DICER.

[Sidenote: And sets a] As false as Dicers Oathes.

Adj. untrue, false, phony, trumped up; void of foundation, without- foundation; fictive, far from the truth, false as dicer's oaths; unfounded, ben trovato

La mia Accademia un tempo, o mia Ginnasia, E stata volentier ne' miei boschetti; E puossi ben veder l' Affrica e l' Asia: Vengon le Ninfe con lor canestretti, E portanmi o narciso o colocasia; E così fuggo mille urban dispetti: Sì ch' io non torno a' vostri Areopaghi, Gente pur sempre di mal dicer vaghi.

He drained it to the bottom, and placing it on the grass beside him, and looking again at the old dicer, who was also setting down his glass, he saw, for the first time, the graceful figure of a young woman seated on the grass.

"Well, I'm accountable for dealing with that wicked old dicer I thought I sawisn't that it?