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* '''Arrah-na-Pogue:''' in Dion Boucicault's play of the same name, the eponymous heroine passes a note to the imprisoned Beamish MacCoul, her foster-brother, from her mouth while kissing him, thus enabling him to escape (''na pogue'' means ''of the kiss'') → in FW the message usually becomes a set of keys → [[Page_628|FW 628.15]] ''Lps. The keys to. Given!'', meaning that love (lips) is the key to human existence

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