"have't" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1640, George Herbert, Witts Recreations, page 97:",
          "text": "Although they ſemme us onely to affect,\n’Tis their Content, not ours, they moſt reſpect :\nThey for their own ends cunningly can feigne,\nAnd though they have’t by nature, yet they’ll ſtrain :\nSnre if on earth, by wiles gain’d might be bliſſe,\nStaight that I were a woman I would wiſh.",
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          "ref": "1662, anonymous author, Rump, page 73:",
          "text": "Yet ’cause the Rout will have’t perform’d by you,\nAnd long to see done what they dare not Doe.",
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          "ref": "1698, L. Menton, William Coward, Matthew Prior, John Oldham, Money Maſters all Things, page 75:",
          "text": "Then other whiles for outer Soles they raiſe,\nSuch poor thin Hides by their unlawful ways,\nWhich they well know, for ſuch uſe are not fit,\nTheſe Crafts they uſe more Money for to get,\nThan lawful ways can compaſs them, or bring :\nAnd thus we ſee Money’s the only thing\nAt which all Trades and Myſteries do look,\nAnd are reſolv’d to have’t by Hook or Crook.",
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        "Contraction of have it."
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        "(obsolete) Contraction of have it."
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  "word": "have't"
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          "ref": "1640, George Herbert, Witts Recreations, page 97:",
          "text": "Although they ſemme us onely to affect,\n’Tis their Content, not ours, they moſt reſpect :\nThey for their own ends cunningly can feigne,\nAnd though they have’t by nature, yet they’ll ſtrain :\nSnre if on earth, by wiles gain’d might be bliſſe,\nStaight that I were a woman I would wiſh.",
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          "text": "Yet ’cause the Rout will have’t perform’d by you,\nAnd long to see done what they dare not Doe.",
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          "ref": "1698, L. Menton, William Coward, Matthew Prior, John Oldham, Money Maſters all Things, page 75:",
          "text": "Then other whiles for outer Soles they raiſe,\nSuch poor thin Hides by their unlawful ways,\nWhich they well know, for ſuch uſe are not fit,\nTheſe Crafts they uſe more Money for to get,\nThan lawful ways can compaſs them, or bring :\nAnd thus we ſee Money’s the only thing\nAt which all Trades and Myſteries do look,\nAnd are reſolv’d to have’t by Hook or Crook.",
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