 | 1789 - 450 стор.
...franker ftill ? we have always fomething for dinner, and you will never dine at home. Sir JOHN. You muft know, my Lord, that I love to know what I eat ; —...I hate to travel, where I don't know my way ; and fmce you have brought in foreign faftiions and figaries, every thing and every body are in mafquerade... | |
 | 1792 - 406 стор.
...franker ftill ; we have always fomething for dinner, and you will never dine at home. Sir John. You muft know, my Lord, that I love to know what I eat — I hate to travel where I don't know my way ; and fince you have brought in foreign fa(hions and figaries, every thing and every body are in mafquerade... | |
 | David Garrick - 1798 - 266 стор.
...you be franker still? we have always something for dinner, and you will never dine at home. Sir Jobn. You must know, my lord, that I love to know what I...in masquerade; your men and manners too are as much fritter'd and fi leased, as your beef and mutton ; I love a plain dish, my lord. •* Miss Tit. {Peeping;.')... | |
 | 1804 - 626 стор.
...and you will never dine at home. Sir John. You mast know, my lord, that I Inve to know what I cat ; I hate to travel, where I don't know my way; and since you have brought in foreign fashions and Agarics, every thing and every body are in masquerade ; your men and manners too, are as much frittered... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 630 стор.
...to trarel, where I don't know my way ; and since vou hare brought in foreign fashions and figarics, every thing and every body are in masquerade; your men and manners too, are as much frittered and fncas»-cd, as your beef and mutton ; I lore a plain dish, my lord. Alisa Tit. I wish I was out of... | |
 | 1804 - 630 стор.
...be franker still? we have always something for dianer, and you will ncvtr dine at homo. Sir Jo/in. You must know, my lord, that I love to know what I eat ; I hate to travel, \\ here I don't know my way ; and since you have brought in foreign fashions and ngancs, every thing... | |
 | British drama - 1811 - 710 стор.
...be franker still? we have always something for dinner, and you will never dine at home. S/i1 John. You must know, my lord, that I love to know what I...and since you have brought in foreign fashions and figanes, every thing and every body are in masquerade; your men and manners too, are as much frittered... | |
 | Sir Walter Scott - 1811 - 698 стор.
...travel, where [ don't know my way; and since you have irougbt in foreign fashions and Agarics, every hing and every body are in masquerade; your men and manners too, are as much frittered and ricasseed, as your beef and mutton ; I love a >lain dish, my lord. Mits Tit. I wish I was out of the... | |
 | David Garrick - 1822 - 44 стор.
...be franker still ? we have always something for dinner, and you will never dine at home. Sir John. You must know, my lord, that I love to know what I...your men and manners too are as much frittered and fricasied, as your beef and mutton; I love a plain dish, my lord. — But to the point ; — I came,... | |
 | British drama - 1824 - 834 стор.
...you he franker still ? we have always something for dinner, and you will never dine at home. Sir J. You must know, my lord, that I love to know what I...and since you have brought in foreign fashions and n'garies, every thing and every body are in masquerade : your men and manners too are as much frittered... | |
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You must know, my lord, that I love to know what I eat ; — I hate to travel, where I... 
