... within the bounds and jurisdictions of the parish; so that I could make no better o't than to borrow the dredge-box out of the kitchen, and dress the wig with my own hands. Although Mr. Keckle had been buried but the week before, the mistress, as a' ministers' ...

... left with note but her mother by the bed-side, for it was said to be hest so ; and Gilbert and his family sat down round the kitchen fire, for a while in silence. In about a quarter of an hour, they began to rise calmly, and to go each to his alotted work ...

... lightly of the Squire and his family; and hinting that it would be better the park should be cut up into small farms and kitchen gardens, or feed good mutton instead of worthless deer. Ile is a great thorn in the side of the Squire, who is sadly afraid ...

... have awakenesl all his vigilance; for, the rude appearance and conduct of this ouran-outang being quickly reported in the kitchen, several of the servants came into the apartment on various pretences, in order to satisfy their curiosity. When alarmed ...

... together, the parents supply them with necessaries, such as a kettle, dishes or bowls, and also what is required for the kitchen, and with axes, hoes, etc. to work in the field. 'the men'who have, ho parents to negotiate for then, or otherwise choose ...

... bade the waiter bring three bottles Of prime old Firrt, and one of sherry. Sam ran with ardour to the larder, Then to the kitchen, . And, as he briskly went to work, he Drew from the spit a smoaking turkey, With sausages embellish'd, which in A (rice upon ...

... privileged as it sere by long sufferance, to claim the 4 iomforts of a draught of warm beer, and a meal of broken victuals by the kitchen-file, half mendicant, half pedlar, his back bowed down by the heavy pack, from which it was almost as inseparable, as is that ...

... fairness to tell you, and you ought in justice to state it—that the waltz, al'though more graceful and interesting than the kitchen danees of our ancestors, admits of fully as much conversation—indeed rather more---and, considering all things, is fully as ...

... carpenter's, smith's, mason's, and caulker's Took ; iron Hinges and Locks of all kinds; brass ditto ditto ; every article fer the kitchen ; corn and coffee Milk ; Bolts, Scales, Beams, Weights, sugar Borers, pewter Measures, bullet-moulds, Ma tchets, pewter Pans ...

... smith's, mason's, and caulker's Tools.; iron Hinges arid Locks of all kinds ; brass ditto ditto ;. every article for the kitchen ; torn and coffee Mills ; Bolts, Scale.s,,Beams, Weights, soar ' Borers. pew ter Measures, bullet-moulds, Matchets, pewter ...

... poor friend drank nothing at dihner, in obedience to Abernethy, and sipped his one glass of wine in conformity with Dr. Kitchener's advice, who, I found, was Mr. B's oracle at present, and to whose Peptic Precepts he referred on all oCcasiOns. II was ...

... world, and forgot the weakness of constitution till it was too late to repair it, Nevertheless, by the assistance of Dr. Kitchener.'s invaluable lessons, I hope to drag on a few more years of precarious life. Mr. B. was so eloquent on his own complaints ...