Note 4100 — THE PLEASING HISTORY OF ALBINO AND BELLAMA (continued 2)
Reading edition
4102 I do not find any of the recognized senses of 'swig' (orig. 'swigge') that fits this very well as = 'a fig', or something coarser. But it may well be coined.
Reading edition
4102 I do not find any of the recognized senses of 'swig' (orig. 'swigge') that fits this very well as = 'a fig', or something coarser. But it may well be coined.