... with ungainly skill, and needless cautions to his horse (who stood like a rock), descended. Then he walked into the Squire's kitchen, with whip in hand, as usual, as if he were come to deliver goods. The fat cook now was sitting calmly by the fire meditating ...

... sandwiches, with White Rock bottles, and phonograph records, and cards. Who had won that last double-rubber, anyway? And in the kitchen more glasses were standing, dozens, with cigarettes drowned in their dregs; and the sink would be full of orange pulp, and ...

... grandeur of her new position, and is always lamenting over the magnitude of the butcher's bill, and the sinful waste in her kitchen. And, last, and best of all, there is Mrs. Dulcimer, the vicar's wife, one of the most amusing specimens of the perfectly ...

... time, though he and Pina talked together a good deal in the evenings over their late supper, in the little room next to the kitchen. The woman had interested the hunchback from the first, and when anyone roused his interest he pondered much upon that person's ...

... English style, and include, in addition to the church, a cloister, chapter house, refectory, dormitory, guest-house, lavatory, kitchen, offices, &c., with massive walls and buttresses^ jpng' and narrow windows, high gables and roofs, with deeply arched doorways ...

... Stopford looked at the door and listened as if involuntarily. David, why put us here? Light the fire in the little room by the kitchen. The fire-place has gone out of order, sir, the man answered. I'm sorry, for I knew ye would not care to sit at this side ...

... particularly good. One of the industries of Fulham is the laundry. The best class of prisoners are employed in the laundry, the kitchen, and the bakehouse. There was certainly quite a beautiful show of linen at Fulham, perfectly well washed and capitally got ...

... there preening his feathers. It was better here in the aviary in the garden than it had been in the little cage in the stuffy kitchen. Much better. Here one could smell the morning, and feel it. the (Janary said so to tne l.innet: nuadjea sulkily in a corner ...

... process of leisurely ironing no woman who is decently built can help making a delightful impression. But who is there in the kitchen for her to make this delightful impression on argued Sylvia. You don't find the men who chant loudlv the praises of the domestic ...

... CHESTER Court is one of those recent blocks of service flats, all red brick and Portland stone outside, all comfort within kitchens, restaurants, ballroom, with lifts, bathrooms, passages, and polished doors on which you read a number that have sprung up ...

... genius of Benvenuto Cellini. 44 That is if the earthly tenement of that divine gift be not too quickly dissolved. Go to the kitchen, friend, and dry your skin, or a fever will have you in its hold before night. Give me your hand first, and say that you bear ...

... positively delightful weather, Bertha stood with folded hands in the porch of the Oak House (the floor and the far wall of the kitchen behind her patched with gleams of red and brown light) like the central figure of a picture framed in live green. She was ...