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Whimple

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Whim´ple
v. t.1.See Wimple.
v. i.1.To whiffle; to veer.


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Whimple and Clara were seated at work, I said nothing of my own interest in Mr.
Looking round, there was the old dame down upon the roadway, with her red whimple flying on the breeze, while the two rogues, black and white, stooped over her, wresting away from her the penny and such other poor trifles as were worth the taking.
 
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