clart

• Mess or Pain in the arse (e.g. "That'll be a real clart") —  meish dot org: life, unfolding
• Fairoaks Castle, and many's the cooper of clart I've dthrunk there with the first nobilitee of his neetive countee), -- Mr. Pendennis, ye've been me preserver, and of thank ye; me daughtther will thank ye; -- Mr. Simpson, your humble servant sir. " —  The History of Pendennis
• Et pendant qu'ils demeur ` erent dans l'h ` otellerie, ils ne cess ` erent de compter et de recompter des sacs de pi ` eces d'or, dont la vive clart ` e s'apercevait ` a travers les vitres du logis. —  The Countess Cathleen
• On the first two or three visits to his son-in-law, Costigan maintained a strict sobriety, content to make up for his lost time when he got to the Back-Kitchen, where he bragged about his son-in-law's clart and burgundee, until his own utterance began to fail him, over his sixth tumbler of whiskey-punch. —  The History of Pendennis, Volume 2 His Fortunes and Misfortunes, His Friends and His Greatest Enemy
• Fairoaks Castle, and many's the cooper of clart I've dthrunk there with the first nobilitee of his native countee) -- Mr. Pendennis, ye've been me preserver, and oi thank ye; me daughtther will thank ye: —  The History of Pendennis, Volume 2 His Fortunes and Misfortunes, His Friends and His Greatest Enemy

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