 | George Farquhar - 1736 - 354 sivua
...Ale. Enter Tapfter •wttb a Bottle and Glafs. Now, Sir, you mall fee, [Filling it out} your Worfhip's Health : Ha ! delicious, delicious, fancy it Burgundy,...only fancy it, and 'tis worth ten Shillings a Quart. Aim. \Drinks} 'Tis confounded ftrong. Eon. Strong ! It mull be fo, or how mould we be ftrong that drink... | |
 | George Farquhar - 1742 - 380 sivua
...Ale. Enter Tapfter with a Bottle and Glaft. Now, Sir, you fhall fee {Filling it out.] Your Worfhjp's Health : Ha ! delicious, delicious fancy it Burgundy, only fancy it, and 'tis worth fen Shillings a Quart. Aiat. [Di-ints.^ 'Tas confounded ilrong. Boa. Strong! It muft be fo, or-how... | |
 | George Farquhar - 1752 - 102 sivua
...Ml Enter Tapfter with a Bottle and Glafs. Now, Sir, you fhall fee, {Tilling it out] your Worffiip's Health : Ha ! delicious, delicious, fancy it Burgundy,...only fancy it, and 'tis worth ten Shillings a .Quart. Aim. [Drink.] 'Tis co'nfdunded ftrong. Bos. Strong ! It muft be fo, or how fhould we bfc ftrcng that... | |
 | George Farquhar - 1760 - 380 sivua
...Tapfter ivitb a Bottle and G'.afs. Now, Sir, you Jhall fee [Filling it out.] Your Worfhip's Heaith : Ha! delicious, delicious fancy it Burgundy, only fancy it, and 'tis worth ten Shillings a Quart. Aim. [Drinks.[ 'Tis confounded ftrong. Bon. Strong ! It muft be fo, or how wou'd we be firong that... | |
 | George Farquhar - 1772 - 382 sivua
...wiih a Bottlt and Glafs. Now,, Sir, youflullfee [F.tliia&it out.] Your Worfhip's Health; Health: Haf delicious, delicious— —fancy it Burgundy, only fancy it, and 'tis worth ten Shillings a Quart. Aim, [DrinJts.\ 'Tis confounded ftrong. Bon. Strong t It muil be fo, or how would we be fIrong that... | |
 | John Bell - 1776 - 494 sivua
...upon ale. Enter Tapfter ivitb a tankard. Now, Sir, you (hall fee \ filling it out."] Your worftiip's health : Ha ! delicious, delicious fancy it Burgundy, only fancy it, and 'tis worth ten {hillings a quart. Aim. [drink!.] 'Tis confounded ftronc;. Bon. Strong ! It muft be fo, or how wou'd... | |
 | William Scott - 1789 - 416 sivua
...ale. \.Entcr Tapfter with a tankard. Now, Sir, you fhall fee Your worfliip's health : [•drinks'] — Ha ! delicious, delicious ! — Fancy it Burgundy, only fancy it, — and 'tis worth ten fliillings a quart. Aim. [drinks.'} 'Tis confounded ftrong, Bon. Strong J- it muft be fo, or Low fliould... | |
 | John Bell - 1791 - 356 sivua
...and I always sleep upon ale. Enter TAPSTER with a tankard. Now, sir, you shall see [fitting it out."] Your worship's health : Ha! delicious, delicious fancy...only fancy it, and 'tis worth ten shillings a quart. Aim. [drinks. ] 'Tis confounded strong. Bon. Strong ! It must be so, or how wou'd we be strong that... | |
 | George Farquhar - 1797 - 466 sivua
...and I always sleep upon ale. Enter TAPSTER with a tanhard. Now, sir, you shall see [Jilting it out.] Your worship's health : Ha ! delicious, delicious...only fancy it, and 'tis worth ten shillings a quart. Aim. \drinhs. ] 'Tis confounded strong. Bon. Strong ! It must be so, or how wou'd we be strong that... | |
 | Vicesimus Knox - 1797 - 516 sivua
...my ale. Enter Tapfter ivitb a Tankard. Now, Sir, you (hall fee Your worlhip'j health : [Drinks} — Ha ! delicious, delicious :— Fancy it Burgundy, only fancy it— and 'tis worth ten (hillings a quart. Aim. [Drinks] 'Tis confounded ftrong. Bon. Strong ! it muft be fo. or how would... | |
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Not in my life, Sir. I have fed purely upon ale; I have eat my ale, drank my ale, and I always sleep upon ale. 
