"nymph of the pavé" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1842 Nov, “The Hunchback”, in The Southern Literary Messenger",
          "text": "Having made the discovery with about the same attention to secresy, that a nymph of the pavé uses with her lovers, or the boatswain when he pipes to grog, […] Mike O'Grady and his associate returned with merry faces to head-quarters, and reported a surprise of the enemy's camp very practicable.",
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          "ref": "1864, James Paterson, Reminiscences of \"Auld Ayr.\", Edinburgh, page 23",
          "text": "Though, on the whole, a moral, quiet place – there being only two houses of ill-fame on both sides of the river, and not a \"nymph of the pave\" to be seen anywhere – yet during the long dark nights of winter, considerable mischief used to be committed by the more reckless of the young […]",
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        "A female prostitute."
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        "(obsolete) A female prostitute."
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          "word": "nymph of darkness"
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          "word": "nymph of the pave"
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