... been five minutia gone before she remarked that she wee glad it no one eke but you. Sirs Bilking (sweetly) : Do have piece of cake, Cousin John. Comeau John: Vnly. really, I've already had two;' but it's so good I believe I will have another. Little ...

... do, 1 double-mould hoard do, 1 large metal roller iu frame, 2 stone rollers, l gardera roller, one slicer. 1.10 finger pieces, 1 cake crusher. 2 drays, 1 good farm carts, ihnik• y's cart, I lever wheel rake (Nicholson's), I tumbling rake, 2 iron sheep ...

... huge slices of bread with a layer of margarine, a piece of cake, bit of cheese, and tea lib., with the resulting consumption of 150 gallons of tea, sixty 41b. loaves bread, 201 b. of margarine, lOOfb. of cake, and 581 b. of cheese All this was consumed with ...

... thick ; if mtdoors, in the form of a ridge 31t. broad at bottom and 23 ft. high—a few days later be spawned by putting in pieces of cake, then watered, next coated over with lin, of loam from an old pasture, then covered up thickly with straw. A GOOD POT ...

... time honoured Samoa relesati (good berth, my children) ; on Easter Sunday he , distributes eulogist them coloured eggs, ! pieces of cake, and small glasses of yodel, and on both cheeks each man one aster other ; but all that is mere formula. The ' ricer remains ...

... answer her with more than an interrogative Yea or No, and whenever the conversation grew too brisk she offered her a piece of cake or bread. and-butter. In all this proved an effective remedy. Mrs. Mims ate heartily, and, of course, she could not speak ...

... with |'more than an interrogative * Yes ™ or ““ No,” ! and whenever the conversaticn grew too l brisk she offered her a piece of cake or breadand-butter. In all cases this proved an leflecnw: remedy. Mrs. Mixon ate heartily, and, of course, she could not ...

... Hostess: Of course, you'll have a piece of cake, Johnny. Johnny: Yes, 'in : an' please gimnse the biggest piece. Hostess: 'Why, Johnny, I'm surprised! Johnny: Well, ma told me not to ask for a second piece. -- - Crabbe: You needn't call any ...

... near them. He was speakin e ; to Miss Deane. A swan had floated almost to their feet. The gentleman was breaklng up a cake in pieces, and was handing them to the child, Who threw them to the stately bird with cries of deli&ht. I wonder is she taking ...

... love you; “but your grammar is rotten! “When she gave you the piece of cake, did you say ‘Thank you’?” . ‘‘Yes. ma; but it didn’t r.o good.” “ Oidn any good. “No; she didn't give me another piece. “Is the storv you have written historic novel?” “No, - answered ...

... to go it. Pray go, she whispered angrily. Only lean tell yon, you won't be wanted. Ns said nothing, Lut erainbled a piece of cake vi Where's Jacky asked the General. Gone to wipe her eye with his own pockethandkerchief. Olivet started t., big feet ...

... questt she said, speaking for the first time. He met her gase for a moment. She wae tempting the faithless Fifi with piece of cake, and on her white band biased the insolent disaends of Clifford Hawke. “Tea,” he replied. “I bound by pro■ise to find the ...