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Updated: July 8, 2025
One wire broiler. One toaster. One waffle-iron. One can-opener. Three pairs of common knives and forks. One small Scotch or frying kettle. One chopping-knife. One meat-knife. One bread-knife. One set of skewers. Trussing-needles. Two large mixing-bowls, holding eight or ten quarts each. One eight-quart lip-bowl for cake. Half a dozen quart bowls. Half a dozen pint bowls.
She's the daughter of that widow Gerard, and the most prominent passenger aboard, outside of your blessed self. Ain't that luck! If I was a Jap I'd split myself open with a bread-knife." "But, fortunately, you're a sensible 'harp' of old Ireland. I'll see that the papers get the right story, 'o buck up." "Do you think for a minute that Mrs.
And among them, committing horrible crimes, dispatching whole families with a wooden gun from behind near-by trees and taking innumerable prisoners, went a small pirate in a black mask and a sash of scarlet ribbon, from which hung various deadly weapons, including a bread-knife, a meat-cleaver, and a hatchet.
"It was a long bread-knife that the two used at the cabin." "There you are! Proof on proof!" "Now, you keep silent, Harley, and come with me, like a good fellow, and see Boyd in the jail. If you don't, I swear I'll pester the life out of you for a week." Harley rose reluctantly, as he knew that Hobart would keep his word.
So Polly began on the never tiresome recital, how Phronsie fell down the stairs leading from the kitchen to the "provision room" in the little brown house, with the bread-knife in her hand; and how, because she cut her thumb so that it bled dreadfully, mother decided that she could at last have a pair of shoes bought especially for her very own self; and how Deacon Brown's old horse and wagon were procured, and they all set forth, except mother, and how they rode to town, and how the Beebes were just as good as gold, and how the red-topped shoes fitted as if they were made for Phronsie's feet, and how they all went home, and how Phronsie danced around the kitchen till she was all tired out, and then went to bed carrying the new shoes with her, and how she fell asleep with
"Well, I'm glad y' understand it," returned Johnnie. "And now you just watch me for on-n-ne second! You won't never lay this strap across me again!" He whipped out a long, sharp, silver-handled bread-knife. Then turning to the table, he laid the strap upon the beautiful marble; and, in sight of all, cut it away to the very buckle inch by inch!
When the hurt was very bad, Grandfather had to blow it, or Granny put the cold blade of the bread-knife on the bruise to make it well again. "Better now," said she, turning a smiling face towards her granny; the tears still hanging on the long lashes, and her cheeks gradually becoming roughened by them. "Yes, dear," answered Maren. "But, Girlie must take care."
Rather annoyed at the interruption Ida got up, and fetched bread and butter out of the kitchen. With a large bread-knife she cut two slices, buttered them, and carried them off. The bread and the knife had been left lying close to the edge of the table. The knife swayed a moment on the round crust, then it slipped slowly off the loaf, and fell flat upon the rug in which the invalid was wrapped.
Yes, the lad was down in the kitchen in no time, and began to sharpen the biggest bread-knife he could lay his hands on; then he caught hold of the third loaf on the left hand, and put the knife to it, as though he were going to cut it in two. "I'll just have a slice off this loaf," he said. "Nay, dear friend," said the Princess, "don't cut. It's I." So he found her twice.
"Or than stone walls," I said. He looked at me and smiled. "Or than stone walls," he repeated, bowing, and went into his room. So I had him again, and if I gave him only the dull knives, and locked up the bread-knife the moment I had finished with it, who can blame me?
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