... condiments ,it4 the politip~l salad. wic G Mermet sesbefore. -the crack- Y brained'iti.He.~r sen the salt,' anothei' r. of his eolleagues the oil, 'a third: the' popper,-a it fourth the vinegar; and so on.' The State is 'the if salad. when-,the Chamuber, settinglup ...

... Sunday iniidle-day diutier timne-camne. There should, by all the traditions of the Family, have beeti a salad. But there wa~s an aching void rwhere the salad-bowl should have been, and the Family sat and mourned, and spoke in low whitpers of the departed, and ...

... having fruits and salads served at breakfast-time, all I can say is that the sooner that custom comes into fashion the better. For the last sixteen years-ever since I became the proud mistress of a household-a well-made vegetable salad has graced our break- ...

... beautiful fantasies in reliable bottles and well-tested tins. Consider the salad and its resources. What say you to lobster salad, with' irreproachable mayonnaise sauce ? Or to chicken salad, as made in festive America ? Is it not sad that the column's end is ...

... part of solo in wvhat should be a Choreu; toe, how Corn- taratively rare it is to meet with cold vegetables I diessed an a salad, and just as raro to find sauce sc-rvrd with a vegetabla, or to have that akieig its place as a separate course. Yet all these ...

... happiness Initil yonl l'avc made a salad of the submissive asparagus-a salad ?? cmoare 111 stalks are boiled, allowed to cool-if left to stand on ice for anl interval they will seem but the sweeter-and eaten 'vitlh the usual salad dressinti salt and pepper mixed ...

... potatoes d Nlore are mtde into salad it wilm be better fora being mixed half-ai-hour before it is wanted. S om etime s lettuce leavescare put with thensI if so, then it, must not be, mixed till the moment of senving. A Russian salad makes a very tempting supper ...

... THE WARES OF AUTOLYCUS. ON SALADS, ofsalads iii aught but thle, most re~verential1 spri wessci ?? ariglit, the y shotild he eaten conly inl the company, I't or inl complete Solitude ?? ad perhaps this iatter is tile wiser. hclii onwrO te a rharia itwill ...

... character popularised him among his country-people, so the rumour of the favourite salad at Marlborough House has served to achieve the Prince's reputation. La Salade du Prince de Galles -to which the Heir Apparent is said to be extremely partial-is ...

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... Fedora he has done so with Nihilism, but this no more makes it a Nibilistic play than a salad made in a bowl which has been rubbed with tarragon becomes a tarragon salad. Now, Mr Elmore's fear that his adaptation of Le Drame de la Rue de la Paix, which ...

... plae iv o sx arinfsspltin half, booed adfr-eed from si.Gnshthe salad with a. couple Of hadboI d gscut in elites, and siceda cucumer ou to he dressing juar beafore serving, adwell toss thle salad that every Teat may be well covered. ...