Oh, I don't propose that really; only, you see, one must have larks.

But, then, so might skies fall and everybody have larks on toast for breakfast.

Your mother is coming, too, and we are all going to have larks together till we are well.

There's not one of them that'll make a smith's wife-creaturesthat have larks now with one fellow and now with another?

Took 'em to ride, and had larks generally.

"I'm afraid your father's having larks," Johnny said, watching her.

Have it ready before the drinking begins or the men will not know whether you have larks or peacocks in the pie.