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An' even ef it did, I got what I allers did have left; two hands t' work with, the hull country t' work in, an' a kid that likes me," with an affectionate glance at the boy, "t' work fer. With all that, an' a good dog er two, I wouldn't call a Queen my aunt. An' ef we should win, Ben, well, it's porterhouse fer Baldy the rest of his life at Mart Barclay's expense."
"This all I get to eat to-day?" "Eat? No, certainly not. I'm going to cook all the rest of the day for you. Let's see, you shall have a porterhouse steak, fried potatoes, some nice fresh salad and a soup plate of ice cream and " "And a finger bowl," finished Chunky, without the suspicion of a smile. "Yes, with egg water in it," added Ned. It was the longest day they had ever put in.
At first he didn't know what was wrong. Every now and then he would seem to notice something. 'What's the matter with me? I could see he was asking. Then all at once he had it. 'My dear, he said, very coaxingly, 'could we have a nice juicy porterhouse steak for supper to-morrow evening?" From these and many other details slowly I got the feel of my man. Closer, more intimate he grew.
I get up and go round to Jake Stewart's on Fourteenth Street and eat a fry or a porterhouse steak and then I sleep good -that's me." There is also a lively lady from Albany next to me and her husband, who tells anecdotes of the war just as though it had happened yesterday.
I'd have to find out whether the boy was yearning for porterhouse steak or ice-cream, first; then I might help him make a selection. The best I can do is to have plenty of steak, potatoes, pie, and ice-cream around, and allow him to help himself.
No definite rule can be given as to the time of cooking steak, individual tastes differ so widely in regard to it, some only liking it when well done, others so rare that the blood runs out of it. The best pieces for broiling are the porterhouse and sirloin. BEEFSTEAK. No. 2.
I took him some fried fish and rice for his supper. In the morning I went down to a lagoon and had a drink of water, and then went back to the jail. O'Connor had a porterhouse steak look in his eye. "'Barney, says I, 'I've found a pond full of the finest kind of water. It's the grandest, sweetest, purest water in the world.
Is there any place in London where they know what a planked steak is?" "Planked steak!" snorted Furneaux. "When you've tasted a porterhouse steak grilled by a master hand you'll never mention any other variety again. Come right along, Mr. Handyside. Tell us fairy tales about God's own country. We're in the right mood to believe anything!"
The wine of life is heady, but all too quickly it turns to " "Uric acid," interpolated the wild Irish playwright. "They's plenty more of the good things," Billy took up with a sudden rush of words. "Good things all the way up from juicy porterhouse and the kind of coffee Mrs. Hall makes to...." He hesitated at what he was about to say, then took it at a plunge.
I cooked it in as neat as you please in your half the porterhouse. Hold on! Where're you goin'?" Jim had made a dash for the door, and was throwing back the bolts. Matt sprang in between and shoved him away. "Drug store," Jim panted. "Drug store." "No you don't. You'll stay right here.
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