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Updated: June 28, 2025
I was up t' city ways by then, an' I warn't goin' t' show any surprise if she'd loaded an ister boat full of cakes on me. So I paid up 'thout a word an' went out of the shop shoulderin' the bag. It took me 'bout a week t' get rid of them crullers," groaned Mark; "an' I've told Pa since I come back, that he better learn to make city crullers fur the city trade this summer.
Now we'll bake the cake, and I'll put the Clown by the stove to get warm." After a while everything was ready for the party. The cake was baked and covered with icing. There were also some crullers and some cookies.
If you want I mean, if you don't want croup, it will teach you how not to get it. Crumpets all about them. Crullers I'm sure you don't know what a cruller is, Frank. 'No, I don't. 'Neither do I. But I could look it up and learn. Here it is paragraph 2847. It is a sort of pancake, you see. That's how you learn things. Frank Crosse took the book and dropped it.
Phelps could trace the old man's panting approach to a porch chair, and heard Manzanita go into the house with a promise of lemonade and crullers. In a few minutes she was back again, and the clink of ice against glass sounded pleasantly in the hot afternoon. "Well, how is she?" said the doctor, presently, with a long, wet gasp of satisfaction. "She's asleep," answered Manzanita.
"Ah, brush your belfry!" says I. "Your mind needs chloride of lime on it." But say, shareholder or not, I've got to plug the market for somethin' that'll pass with the landlady. I've been livin' on crullers and coffee for two days now, and that starter guy says if I don't quit hangin' around the arcade he'll have me pinched. I've wrote out a note to leave for Mr.
Meanwhile the tea-table had been silently gathering on its snowy plateau the delicate china, the golden butter, the loaf of faultless cake, a plate of crullers or wonders, as a sort of sweet fried cake was commonly called, tea-rusks, light as a puff, and shining on top with a varnish of egg, jellies of apple and quince quivering in amber clearness, whitest and purest honey in the comb, in short, everything that could go to the getting-up of a most faultless tea.
Did a lover of flowers covet a new phlox or dahlia or other old-fashioned flower, Granny Hogendobler was ready to give of her stock. Should a young wife desire a recipe for crullers, shoo-fly pie, or other delectable dish, Granny had a wealth of reliable recipes at her tongue's end.
Baskets of cookies and doughnuts, and little cakes of all kinds; great trays of tartlets and crullers, boxes of biscuits, and buns and rolls of all shapes and sizes, fruit-pies, and crackers, and loaves of bread: there seemed to be no end of them. "End of them! If they hold out, we may be glad," said Miss Betsey.
These announcements were printed in blue on grey card-board, and the boys, sinking into chairs at the nearest table, read them avidly: "Beef Stew, 15 Cents"; "Pork and Beans, 10 Cents"; "Boiled Rice and Milk, 10 Cents"; "Coffee and Crullers, 10 Cents"; "Oysters in Season"; "Small Steak, 30 Cents"; "Buy a Ticket $5.00 for $4.50"; "Corn Beef Hash, 15 Cents; With 1 Poached Egg, 20 Cents."
At "Beefsteak John's" it is content with artistically embalming crullers and mince-pies in green cabbage under the window lamp.
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