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"That he thieved and poached, and did I know not what; and we could only encourage the fancy, for it put people off the truth as to how he really lived." "Amidst other things, they said, I believe, that he was out with the poachers the night my brother George was shot!" "And that night, my lord, he sat over this kitchen fire, and never stirred from it.
"They were for Osborn's breakfast two boiled eggs, mother." "Well, they're poached now, duck," said Mrs. Amber; "they've gone to glory. Let Osborn have bacon; there's half a dozen rashers in your larder." "He had bacon this morning." "Let him have it again," said the comfortable lady. "Julia's coming to dinner to-night," Marie confided to her mother. "Osborn's dining with Mr.
But, as I said, I saw a painting the other day that was sold for $5,000. The title was "Boadicea," and the figure seemed to fill all out-of-doors. But of all the picture's admirers who stood before it, I believe I was the only one who longed for Boadicea to stalk from her frame, bringing me corned-beef hash with poached egg. I hurried away to see Kraft.
In Ireland, the conversion of Irishmen into cattle; in England, the conversion of Irish cattle into men; in India and Egypt the suppression of the native press; in America the subsidising of the non-native press; the tongue of Shakespeare has infinite uses. He only poached deer it would poach dreadnoughts. The emanations of Thames sewage are all over the world, and the sewers are running still.
Should a sportsman visit the place for several days, his gun will generally procure him some venison and wild pig to feast upon, or to present to the village priest, or to forward to his Mariquina or Manilla acquaintances. At Boroboso, also, some distance from Mariquina, he is sure of finding similar game, and in greater quantity than at San Mateo, where it is too much poached.
And while Clara, well pleased perused and smiled over her lover's letter, Marah Rocke laid the cloth and spread a delicate repast of tea, milk toast and poached eggs, of which she tenderly pressed her visitor to partake. And when Clara was somewhat refreshed by food and rest, she said: "Now, dear mamma, you will wish to hear how it happens that I am with you to-night."
The land also escapes being poached, as the turnips are carted in frost, and at a time when the other operations of the farm are not pressing. A foot of earth will keep them safe, and they are easily covered by taking a couple of furrows with a pair of horses on each side of the line of pits. In a week or ten days after the first lot of cattle is taken up from grass, a second lot is taken up.
Therefore, it is requisite, for the first five days especially, that she take moderately panado broth, poached eggs, jelly of chickens or calves' feet or fresh barley broth; every day increasing the quantity a little.
Wet a large spoon, turn it around in the beaten eggs, take out a piece of oblong shape, and poach it in boiling milk. When the custard is cold, pour it into a glass dish and place the poached whites on top. From MRS. CHARLES J. MCCLUNG, of Tennessee, Alternate Lady Manager. Let one quart of milk come to a boil with a piece of stick cinnamon in it.
The other day a bricklayer told me that his grandfather and the first Lord O.'s father were old pals: they used to go poaching together; but the parent of Lord O. was so clever as to open a shop, where he sold what his friend poached. The shop began it you see. The way up is known to everybody. But there is another way which we seldom regard; it is the way down again.
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