Slipslop

She then called Slipslop up, and, after refreshing her spirits with a small cordial, which she kept in her corset, she began in the following manner: --

Joseph Andrews Vol 1 Henry Fielding 1730

"Slipslop," said the lady, "I find too much reason to believe all thou hast told me of this wicked Joseph; I have determined to part with him instantly; so go you to the steward, and bid him pay his wages."

Joseph Andrews Vol 1 Henry Fielding 1730

Slipslop and Trulliber and Squire Western; of comedy almost romantic and certainly charming in Sophia; of domestic drama in Amelia; of satiric portraiture in a hundred figures from the cousins (respectable and disreputable), Miss Western and Lady Bellaston, downwards.

The English Novel George Saintsbury 1889

Hogarthian face; Miss Western, with her disjointed diplomatic jargon; that budding Slipslop, Mrs. Honour; worthy Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Waters, Lady Bellaston, -- all are to the full as real.

Fielding Austin Dobson 1880

Joseph, of the fair Slipslop and the ingenuous Didapper, of Parson

Views and Reviews Essays in appreciation William Ernest Henley 1876

Starched Miss Bridget Allworthy, with her pinched Hogarthian face; Miss Western, with her disjointed diplomatic jargon; that budding Slipslop, Mrs. Honour; worthy Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Waters, Lady Bellaston, — all are to the full as real.

Fielding 1843

Starched Miss Bridget Allworthy, with her pinched Hogarthian face; Miss Western, with her disjointed diplomatic jargon; that budding Slipslop, Mrs. Honour; worthy Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Waters, Lady Bellaston, — all are to the full as real.

Fielding 1843

It was either this Fiddlefaddle, or Lindley Murray [608] his traveler, who persuaded the Miss Slipslops, of the Ladies Seminary, to put "The Misses Slipslop" over the gate.

A Budget of Paradoxes, Volume II (of II) Augustus De Morgan 1838

No, Slipslop, all the time I cohabited with him he never obtained even a kiss from me without my expressing reluctance in the granting it.

Joseph Andrews, Volume 2 Henry Fielding 1730

The lady gave her all the assistance she could, and ended with saying, "I think, Slipslop, you have done her justice; but yet, bad as she is, she is an angel compared to this Fanny."

Joseph Andrews, Volume 2 Henry Fielding 1730