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... accoutrement now To its separate use, that your wants may be well met ;— You toss in your breast-plate your pancakes, and grow A salad of mustard ans cress in your helmet. 7. And you delve the fresh earth with your falchion, less bright, Since hung up in sloth ...

... boil for an hour, with tomatos, capsicum, or a head of garlic, with two spoonsful of oil, finishing with a plentiful dish of salad, onions, or cucumbers, according to the season. Drink.—Water on all occasions. The house in which they lived was their own ...

... carry monopoly farther. 2R 2 A wager is laud of ten sovereigns between two gaideners h:s:hu. one of them nmflu&iq 10 raise ‘- salad while a shoulder of mutton is roasting, to be dove in une hour and three quai lers. ...

... substances, such as meat that has been fried or tieice cooked,—tish, particularly pickled salmon,—all raw vegetables, (cucumbers, salads, &c.)—unripe fruat and fruit riu,—nml even boiled peas and beans if old. Eat stale wead,—mutton and beef in preference to ...

... possessed of tone, &c., so as to rank it as an excellent instrument. ' The first sample this season of green peas, in a small salad punnit basket, about three dozen pods, was exbibitetf for sale on I'hursday morning in Covent-garden market, and readily purchased ...

... that was used was formerly imported from Holland and Flanders, Queen Catherine, (Henry's first consort,) when she wanted a salad, was obliged to dispatch a messenger thither on purpose, Sundry other kinds of fruit and plants were also first cultivated ...

... dues, the effects of obstinacy in delaying to pay so small a sum as one shilling————but here the ‘green-man’s gorge rose, his salad became ipecacuanha, i and he belched forth with the naiveté peculiar to his profession: ¢ Doctor, doctor, you have owed me ...

... constantly-done. For our great East India ships, in imitation of the Dutch, who first introduced the practice, have little salad gardens, in flat weoden boxes, on their poops, where the seed, acted upon by a heat increasing daily, shoots up in a surprisingly ...

... he L-ngag]'ed in acontest the most difficult. The fights of Atta-Julia, ‘T'arragona, Ripouil, Col-Sacro, Bagnelas, and of Salad, add to his reputation. He did not return to France until 1514, and was not emploved during the first restoration ; but, on ...

... credibility ; easing the pain, and finally performing a cure in a few minutes, with no probability of its returning. As a drop of salad oil will kill a wasp, so is this mild Powder equally inoffensive, except to the Insect infests ing the Tooth. There is no doubt ...

... ascertained to have been stolen, and can be identid :—Nhalf a dozen silver forks, a teaspoon, three ladles, wo gravy spoons, a salad spoon, butter knife, seven essert spoons, a fish trowel, a gold double-cased watch, makers’ names, ¢ Mudge and Dutton,”) gold ...