And we’ll never go a-farming any more; For it’s easier duffing cattle on the little piece of land Free selected on the Eumerella shore.

Oh! don’t you remember the cattle you duffed, And your luck at the Sandy Creek rush, And the poker you played, and the bluffs that you bluffed, And your habits of holding a flush?

The means by which they work are usually charms, images, as that in Hector Boethius of King Duffe; characters stamped of sundry metals, and at such and such constellations, knots, amulets, words, philters, &c., which generally make the parties affected, melancholy; as Monavius discourseth at large in an epistle of his to Acolsius, giving instance in a Bohemian baron that was so troubled by a philter taken.

Kennetus, King of Scotland, when he had murdered his nephew Malcom, King Duffe's son, Prince of Cumberland, and with counterfeit tears and protestations dissembled the matter a long time, "at last his conscience accused him, his unquiet soul could not rest day or night, he was terrified with fearful dreams, visions, and so miserably tormented all his life."

The two ends duffed in.

You ought to have had Laertes instead of that duffing Merivale.

SEE Kirby, Patrick F. DUFFE, MARCELLE LAVAL.

SEE Duffe, Marcelle Laval.

SEE Duffe, Marcelle Laval.

DUFFE, MARCELLE LAVAL.

SEE Duffe, Marcelle Laval.

SEE Duffe, Marcelle Laval.

SEE Duffe, Marcelle Laval.

SEE Duffe, Marcelle Laval.

SEE Kirby, Patrick F. DUFFE, MARCELLE LAVAL.

SEE Duffe, Marcelle Laval.

SEE Duffe, Marcelle Laval.

DUFFE, MARCELLE LAVAL.

SEE Duffe, Marcelle Laval.

SEE Duffe, Marcelle Laval.

SEE Duffe, Marcelle Laval.

SEE Duffe, Marcelle Laval.