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An objection, a complaint.

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1839.

	I have been taking julips, and a little saffern tea,
	And from the lurid weather I lie in bed, you see;
	My spirit now is languid, and funny is my snore,
	So take the hint without a kick, and shut the open door.
	Chemung (N.Y.) Democrat, Dec. 25.

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1909. “There’s no kick coming on this, stranger,” said one wiry, dark-haired fellow.—N.Y. Evening Post, April 15.

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