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... CHAPTER IX. (Continued.) Then O’Donnell sprang forward with low cry of delight. “Mogue M’Glnty!” he exclaimed. Mogue. Thou incomparable! Mogue, Thou Inimitable!” -Hush, gentlemen, for heaven’s sake! said M’Ginty. in a rapid whisper. Which these keys unlocks your letters- O'Donnell instantly pointed it out and in a few seconds the .four prisoners stood unfettered. -God and Saint Columb!” ...
... Indispensable th farm equipment. Level and free and friable seed beds m'* easily obtained when it is used in inaction with the cultivator and ■ u-'rows. but the more important fac■f moisture conservation and the movement of the moisture the i very largely depend on the inuse of this simple implement. v,t it is a surprising fact that very , (arms, particularly small farms, possess one, while ...
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... Mate’s dark eyes rested steadily on the young chieftain she asked this question a Quiet and kindly tone, But certainly she was not prepared for the wide flash of -wonder that leaped into his dark, blue eyes, the rippling light and laughter that sparkled all over his face. like sudden burst sunshine.” “My wife!” he exclaimed, in joyous tones, “the young Lady O’Donnell! Mave, dhas dhun, shall I ...
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... TO-DAY/S RECIPES ONION SOUP 5 or 6 medium onions 2 pints of white stock A bunch of parsley bayleaf 3 or 4 white peppercorns A blade of mace 1 oz. of flour or semolina i pint of milk Pepper and salt to taste 1 oz. of butter Skin the onions and plunge at once into boiling water for two minutes. Now slice thinly in rings. Melt the butter in saucepan, add the onions, bayleaf. parsley, peppercorns ...
... from across the Atlantic. You will find it just delicious do our American neighbours. Ingredients: 2 oz. butter; 2 oz. sugar; 1 egg; 8 oz plain flour; pinch of salt; 1 rounded teaspoonful baking powder; jam: fine desiccated coconut. Method: Grease and flour a baking tray. Cream the butter and sugar. Beat in the egg well. -Sieve flour, salt and baking powder. Add to the egg butter and sugar to ...