Go, stink of smoke, and guzzle nasty wine, Sure, never virtuous love was used like mine!
He may guzzle as much wine as he pleases, talk bawdy if he thinks fit; but he may as well drink water-gruel, and go twice a day to church, for it will never do.
Considering that this was not an exceptional dinner, but was a sample of the fare that was served every day one is inclined to envy Guzzle and to deplore the neglected opportunities of the Rev.
Women are the laborers here, as at home in Germany, where they perform the hard work, while their husbandsguzzle beer and smoke endless tobacco.
In sackcloth and ashes while Christendom's grieving, No thought has the soldier his guzzle of leaving.
He would have carried snare, rabbit and all off for a guzzle in his own lair.
No wonder that plagues and distempers abound, While there is a glutton in camp to be found, To spurn at the counsel kind Heaven did give-- And guzzle up all, and have nothing to save.
I am aware that guzzle is an unladylike word; but, as no other fits in there, I shall use it.
One naturally cannot both guzzle and work; so that ever since the hatter was made one of the family, the zinc-worker, who was already pretty lazy, had got to the point of never touching a tool.
Then seated opposite to each other in the corner of some neighboring eating house, they would guzzle fancy dishes which one cannot get at home and wash them down with bottles of expensive wine.
In the morning he would complain that his legs bent like pieces of thread, and would call himself a great fool to guzzle to such an extent, as it broke one's constitution.
If meat was seven shillings a pound, Old Polly, Kit, and Sally, Would find the means to guzzle down, A little cream of the valley.
I was thinkin' it was a family affair, an' that I had a right to guzzle him.
But it's plain to me now that when you caught me tryin' to guzzle your granddad you thought I belonged to the Taggart bunch.
If you was a man I'd make you tell me right now where that corn is, or I'd guzzle you till your tongue stuck out a yard.
