Jove answers (pleas'd so soon to part) Go drubhis hide with all my heart; Pallas the best can tell you how, The wench has pelted him ere now.
You all were sensible before We're only fighting for a whore: Don't wonder then, if for a harlot You see me drub that thieving varlet.
I fight no gods; but, if a man Thou art, I'll drub thee if I can.
Should Paris drub this Menelaus; To pox and poverty betray us, If we don't leave the brimstone Helen Safe in her present Trojan dwelling For Paris' use!
So, lie ye both here, I say, till I show you how I drub this fellow.
I will seek this same Friar of Fountain Abbey tomorrow day, and I warrant I will get upon the soft side of him, even if I have to drub one soft.
I still thought he was mocking me; but the people gathered about me and all of them said, 'Sell to him, and if he buy not, we will all up and at him and drub him and thrust him forth the city.
We drub Self-knowledge, rather, into frowzy pate, Teach Pietro to get trappings or go hang!
Therefore in dealing with King Multitude, Club-drub the callous numskulls!
Fight as bravely as you ever have done for our good King and dear Old England; and let us uphold the honour of our flag, and thoroughly drub the Frenchmen.
You must learn todrub them some day, mind you, if we don't do it just now.
One down, t'other come on, I hope it will be; but whether we drub them or not, some of us will be losing the number of our mess.
Fortunately, he had never been intrusted with the place of their retreat, and could only say, that he and De Vallance were somewhere very safe, and ready to drub Old Noll into better manners than authorizing the shooting of men in cold blood.
Why your heart would have broke, instead of being alive and merry todrub the round-heads, as I am.
I will drub you within an inch of your life, and that inch also!
Drub says that the actors left out "a considerable load of Obscenity and Prophaness.
One dislikes siding with Drub on anything, but this was indeed an unsavory touch, perhaps one of the embellishments suggested by Cibber while refining the ore of the play into gold during the rehearsal period.
I'll drub you within an inch of your life, and that inch too.
Believe that you will drub them in the end--that's all right; but only fancy you can do so with a great deal of trouble and hard fighting, and always believe that they are about to play you some trick or other.
