... the chambers. After the old people had gone the son, William's father, used the whole house, but the kitchen partition remained. Indeed each kitchen, although only half of the original, was a large room. It was the half with the south-west exposure which ...

... was clearing away the remains of her frugal supper when the bell rang. Hastily she thrust the tray and her apron into the kitchen and shut the door. She gave a glance round her sitting- room, lit the gas-fire, turned on two more lights, pulled the photo ...

... said, Come and I will let you see over my little apartment you can understand my astonishment when we came to look at the kitchen, because it was exactly the one I had dreamt about. I asked her to ask me to find something, and quite puzzled, she said, ...

... purchased a 4-lb. sirloin. They left it on the kitchen-table while they went into the dining-room for a couple of cocktails. The couple grew into more and they were slightly rocky when they re-entered the kitchen, but not rocky enough to overlook the fact ...

... got it on her hands I told her not to keep it in the kitchen, he protested. It 's under the sink. I can show you. I 'd like to see it. When they got to the house Mason took him round to the kitchen door. His hand was shaking and his throat was dry. He ...

... nightmare. But when, half-way up the stairs, he saw the kitchen door open slowly to its full extent, and close again, his belief came in for a sharp revision. Once again he rubbed his eyes. Once again the kitchen door opened and closed itself. Mr. Hallaby, aided ...

... course, appears before his audience in a white chef's cap, or apron, or overall. Those are reserved for the sanctity of his kitchen, where he performs miracles with one old razor-blade and a wooden spoon and fork. No. Before his audience M. Nicholas wears ...

... Creeping down to the kitchen as noiselessly as she had crept from it she would kneel in prayer for hours, hushing her sobs so that no one should know, and sometimes would fall asleep as she prayed. Daddies slept in a little room off the kitchen and was usually ...

... desire and fear were uppermost, welded together by grim, determination. He went softly along the garden path round to the kitchen window. When opposite this he shouted, 'Leezbeth. Aye, I'm no deaf. It's a' richt, He turned to: fly, but 'Leezbeth was ...

... back into the kitchen find do your work. Mrs. Cing eyed him resignedly. She asked herself sourly why she had let her self hope that Cing would be kind to-day after his having been only unkind to her for twenty-one years. In the kitchen she slowly resumed ...

... inspect a peasant's cottage in Ireland. Do you think, he said, sternly, that it is healthy to have a pig living in your kitchen? The woman in the cottage bridled. Sure, yer honour, he's niver had a day's illness since he came into the house. TAne of ...

... afternoon to the home farm or the kitchen garden and, of course, it entails an enormous amount of labour for the servants. Maids and valets spend the week end in a whirl of packing and unpacking, and the whole staff of the kitchen is continu ously employed. ...