 | British drama - 1824 - 834 стор.
...MAJOR.] A good morrow to you, brother Bruin : you have had a warm walk across the fields. Mrs. II. Good lord, I am all in a muck — Bruin. And who may you thank for it, hussy 1 if you had got up time enough, you might have secured the stage ; but you are a lazy tie-abed... | |
 | Samuel Foote - 1830 - 376 стор.
...she is. [Exit MAJOR. Sneak. A good morrow to you, brother Bruin ; you 'have had a warm walk across the fields. Mrs. Bruin. Good lord, I am all in a muck — Bruin. And who may you thank for it, hussy ? If you had got up time enough, you might have secured the stage ; but you are a lazy lie-a-bed... | |
 | Samuel Foote, John Badcock - 1830 - 370 стор.
...impatient she is. [Exit MAJOR. Sneak. A good morrow to you, brother Bruin ; you have had a warm walk across the fields. Mrs. Bruin. Good lord, I am all in a muck— Bruin. And who may you thank for it, hussy ? If you had got up time enough, you might have secured the stage ; but you are a lazy lie-a-bed—... | |
 | 1833 - 828 стор.
...MAJOR.] A good morrow to you, brother Bruin : you have had a warm walk across the fields. -1/rs. B. Good lord, I am all in a muck — Bruin. And who may you thank for it, hussy 1 if you had got up time enough, you might have secured the stage ; hut you are a lazy lie-ulied... | |
 | Joseph Thomas - 1838 - 380 стор.
...&wpfc, R.] A good morrow to you, brother Bruin; you have had a warm walk across the fields. MRS. B. Good lord, I am all in a muck BRUIN. And who may you thank for it, hussy ? If you had got up time enough, you might have secured the stage; but you are a lazy lie-a-bed.... | |
 | Joseph Thomas - 1838 - 382 стор.
...St*ak, R.] A good morrow to you, brother Bruin ; you have had a warm walk across the fields. MRS. B. Good lord, I am all in a muck BRUIN. And who may you thank for it, hussy ? If you had got up time enough, you might have secured the stage ; but you are a lazy lie-a-bed.... | |
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And fo he may ; but I know better what to do with my money : indeed, if the war had but continued awhile, I don't know what mought ha' been done; but this plaguy peace, with a pox to't, has knock'd up all the trade of the Alley. 
