 | 1836 - 600 стор.
...doubtless arose from drunkenness. They all stood up two or four times, crying ' hip ! hip !' and then roared before they drank more wine. After dinner,...bungalow : the wittol remained at table, guzzling red wine.1' ' The uncourteous, ungracious manner which too many Englishmen assume towards the natives is... | |
 | 1834 - 624 стор.
...European entertainment will convey some idea of the estimation in which such promiscuous meetings arc held. " The gentlemen of exalted dignity had a great...— , who is staying with Mr. , went away with the letter's lady (arm-in-arm), the palanquins following behind, and they proceeded by themselves into... | |
 | 1836 - 1184 стор.
...doubtless arose from drunkenness. They all stood up two or four times, crying ' hip ! hip!' and then roared before they drank more wine. After dinner,...licentious manner, pulling about each other's wives.'' with Mr. , went away with the latter's lady (arm-in-arm), the palanquins following behind, and they... | |
 | Emma Roberts - 1837 - 410 стор.
...noise, which doubtless arose from drunkenness. They all stood up two or four times, crying, ' Hip 1 hip !' and roared before they drank more wine. After...staying with Mr. , went away with the latter's lady farm in arm), the palanquins following behind, and they proceeded by themselves into the bungalow :... | |
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... women ate of it. In their language, a pig is called ham. Having stuffed themselves with the unclean food, and many sorts of flesh, taking plenty of wine, they made for some time a great noise, which doubtless arose from drunkenness. They all stood... 