 | Jonathan Swift - 1738 - 320 páginas
...after an Egg as after an Ox. Ld. Smart. Tom Neverout, will you tafte a Glafs of the OStober ? Neverout. No, faith, my Lord ; I like your Wine, and I won't put a Churle upon a Gentleman ; your Honour's Claret is good enough for me. Lady Smart. What ! is this Pigeon... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1741 - 402 páginas
...much after an Egg, as after an Ox. Lord Sm. Tom Neverout, will you tafte a Glals of the October? Nev. No, faith, my Lord, I like your Wine ; and I won't...: Your Honour's Claret is good enough for me. Lady Sm. What ? is this Pigeon left for Manners ? Colonel, fhall I fend you the Legs and Rump ? Col. Madam,... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1752 - 356 páginas
...as much after, an egg, as after an ox. Lord Sm. Tom Never<M, will you take a gUfs of <bt Odder? Nev. No, faith, my lord, I like your wine ; and I won't...: your honour's claret is good enough for me. Lady Sm. What, is this pigeon left for manners ? Colonel, (hall I fend you the legs and rump ? , Col. Madam,... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth - 1755 - 392 páginas
...drink as much after an egg as after an ox. Ld. Smart. Tom Neverout, will you tafte a glafs of Ottober ? Never out. No, faith, my lord ; I like your wine,...gentleman; your honour's claret is good enough for me. oo Lady Smart. What ! is this pigeon left for manners ? colonel, mall I fend you the legs and rump... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth - 1765 - 292 páginas
...much after an egg as after an ox. Ld. Smart. Tom Neverout, will you tafte a glafs of OMer ? Ne'verout. No, faith, my lord ; I like your wine, and I won't...What ! is this pigeon left for manners ? (Colonel, lli.ill I fend you the legs and i mn)) ? Cffl. Madam, I could not eat a bit more, if the houfe' was... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1784 - 398 páginas
...after an egg as after an ox. Ld. Smart. Tom Neverout, will you tafte a glafs of October ? Neverout. No, faith, my lord ; I like your wine, and I won't put a churl upon a gentleman ; .you* honour's claret is good enough for me. A a 2 Lady Smart. What ! is this pigeon left for manners... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1808 - 558 páginas
...after an egg as after an ox. Ld. Smart. Tom Neverout, will you taste a glass of October? Neverout. i\o, faith, my lord ; I like your wine, and I won't put...Lady Smart. What ! is this pigeon left for manners r colonel, shall I send you the legs and rump ? fr 2 Col. Col. Madam, I could not eat a bit more, if... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1813 - 422 páginas
...Neverout, will you taste a glass of October ? JVeverout. No, faith, my lord ; I like your wine, and J won't put a churl upon a gentleman ; your honour's...What ! is this pigeon left for manners ? colonel, shall I send you the legs and rump ? Col. Madam, I could not eat a bit more, if the house was full.... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, Walter Scott - 1814 - 446 páginas
...after an egg as after an ox. Ld. Smart. Tom Neverout, will you taste a glass of October ? Neverout. No, faith, my lord ; I like your wine, and I won't...What ! is this pigeon left for manners ? Colonel, shall I send you the legs and rump ? Col. Madam, I could not eat a bit more, if the house was full.... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, Walter Scott - 1814 - 442 páginas
...after an egg as after an ox. Ld. Smart. Tom Neverout, will you taste a glass of October? Neverout. No, faith, my lord ; I like your wine, and I won't...What ! is this pigeon left for manners ? Colonel, shall I send you the legs and rump ? Col. Madam, I could not eat a bit more, if the house was full.... | |
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No, faith, my lord ; I like your wine, and I won't put a churl upon a gentleman ; your honour's claret is good enough for me. 
