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Half a glass of rose-water. A tea-spoonful of mace, beaten and sifted. Get four calf's-feet; if possible some that have been singed, and not skinned. Scrape, and clean them well, and boil them in three quarts of water till all the meat drops off the bone. Drain the liquid through a colander or sieve, and skim it well. Let it stand till next morning to congeal.
If it is taken off the fire too soon, or before it has boiled sufficiently, it will not congeal, but will be tough and ropy, and must be boiled over again. It will cease boiling of itself when it is thoroughly done. Then take it off the fire; have ready a square tin pan; put the mixture into it, and set it away to cool.
The emphasis of his gesture was sufficient. He could not trust himself to speak. "Writing seemed so unsatisfactory, after what you had done for me, and I never can express myself in writing. I seem to congeal." "After what I have done for you!" he exclaimed: "What can I have done?" "You have done more than you know," she answered, in a low voice. "More, I think, than I know.
I talked and smiled too at his good-humored sallies, that he might not perceive my anxious, wounded feelings. A little while after Mr. Regulus called, and Ernest accompanied him to the parlor door with an air of such freezing coldness, I wonder it did not congeal his warm and unsuspecting heart.
Elise felt the allusion, and her blood seemed to congeal in her heart. "And you wished to go to Vincennes, to Saint-Mande, even?" "I hardly know what I wished: you would have advised me perhaps." "In what respect?" "You have often done so." "Most certainly I should not have done so in the present instance, for I do not forgive as you do.
George M. Bourne, the minimum temperature recorded during the winter of 1873-74 was 6 deg. Fah. As it is evident that during the winter season the temperature of the air must frequently remain for days, and perhaps weeks, far below the freezing point of water, the fact that the water of the Lake does not congeal has been regarded as an anomalous phenomenon.
Madame Victoire immediately made the experiment: the gravy did not congeal; and this was a source of great joy to the Princess, who was very partial to that sort of game.
"Alas!" cried the ghost, a tear trickling down her frozen cheek. "Help me, I beg. I congeal!" "Congeal, madam, congeal!" returned Oglethorpe, coldly. "You have drenched me and mine for two hundred and three years, madam. To-night you have had your last drench." "Ah, but I shall thaw out again, and then you'll see.
Then she shrugged her shoulders. A moment she hesitated, and in that moment seemed to congeal. "You need it?" she asked distantly. He inclined his head, his eye never leaving hers. With a swift angry motion she caught the glove from her left hand, and, doubling it back, dragged it off. A smooth round ring came off with it and rolled upon the floor.
We congeal into philosophy; and are we not then wise in adopting this life of isolation and indifference?" Godolphin, wrapt in reflection, scarcely heeded the voluptuary, but Saville continued: he had grown to that height in loneliness that he even loved talking to himself. "Yes, wise! For this world is so filled with the selfish, that he who is not so labours under a disadvantage.
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