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Vocabulary of the Flash Language

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in it: to let another partake of any benefit or acquisition acquired by robbery or otherwise; Called putting him in it.
A family-man who is accidentally witness to a robbery, etc, effected by one or more others, will say to the latter:
Mind, I'm in it.
which is generally acceded to, being the established custom, but there seems more of courtesy than right in this practice.; aussie english in it
in town: flush of money; Also known as breeched.

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