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Updated: June 10, 2025
"Well, now, I ain't so danged shore about that there doin' over 'nless yuh want to wait and do it after sundown. Ain't nobody but a danged fool It would go trailin' up that there gulch this kinda' day. Them rocks up there is hot enough to brile a lizard now, I'm tellin' ye!" Luck covered a smile with his moist palm.
Bile his porridge, don't slight it or let it be lumpy, don't give him dish-watery tea, brile his toast and make his beef tea as you would read chapters of scripter carefully and not with eye service. Hang my picter on the wall at the foot of the bed, and if it affects him too much, hang my old green braize veil over it, you'll find it in the hall cupboard."
I felt that I must be cautious and tread carefully if I would influence him for his good, so I brought forth the argument that seldom failed with him, and sez I: "If I hadn't no other reason for jinin' in these doin's, cookin' has got to be done and how can a statute or a Historical Tabloo bile potatoes and brile steak and make yeast emptin's bread perked up on a pedestal or posin' in the creek, and you know, Josiah, that no matter how fur ambition or vain glory may lead a man, his appetite has got to be squenched, and vittles has got to be cooked else how can he squench it."
And a long counter, piled full of invitin' lookin' pieces ready to roast or brile. The butcher in a clean white apron stood behind the counter. Everything looked good and clean, but I'd hearn of city meat givin' toe main pizen, and knowin' Josiah's fondness for meat vittles I asked anxiously, "Are you sure the critters this meat come from hadn't got cow consumption, or hog cholera?"
It took little Johnny and myself three wet days to concoct it. Pie, Tom, or roast pig?" he continued; "or broiled woodcock? Here they are, all of them?" "Why, I reckon I'll take cock; briled meat wants to be ate right stret away as soon as it comes off the griddle; and of all darned nice ways of cooking, to brile a thing, quick now, over hot hickory ashes, is the best for me!"
"No, sir," replied Joseph, still red, "I was feeling that just now. I will do the first thing that offers; I can dig." The Creole shrugged and pouted. "And be called a dos brile a 'burnt-back." "But" began the immigrant, with overmuch warmth. The other interrupted him, shaking his head slowly and smiling as he spoke. "Mr.
When she said: 'Why ever now, when the sun's a-shining fit to brile the house up! I said to her to remove ambiguity, you see 'Do be a good creature and tell me, is the room light or dark? She replied in a form of affidavit: 'So help me, Mr.
Othello comes we might make a brile ob dat chicken in de closet marster don't eat nothin', and I'se afeared it'll be wasted." Clo was complaisance itself, and went to work while Dolf encouraged her with his smiles.
She belongs with wild creatur's, I do believe, just the same natur'. She'd better be kept to school, 'stead o' growin' up this way; but she keeps the rest o' the young ones all in a brile, and this last teacher wouldn't have her there at all. She'd toll off half the school into the pasture at recess time, and none of 'em would get back for half an hour." "What's a tick-tack?
Crupp, and observed, 'We needn't trouble you to wait, ma'am. 'Shall I put a little more tea in the pot afore I go, ma'am? said Mrs. Crupp. 'No, I thank you, ma'am, replied my aunt. 'Would you let me fetch another pat of butter, ma'am? said Mrs. Crupp. 'Or would you be persuaded to try a new-laid hegg? or should I brile a rasher? Ain't there nothing I could do for your dear aunt, Mr.
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