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In this instance, there was Miss Pimpernell, always addressing her as "Min," and me as "Frank." The Dasher girls and others soon learnt to do the same. What more likely than that we ourselves should fall into a similar friendly system? It was only reasonable; and a result which even a less alert person than yourself would have looked for.
One pint of ferment is allowed to every five pints of fresh milk in the cask or churn, and the whole is beaten with the dasher for about an hour, when it is set aside in a temperature of +18 degrees to +26 degrees Reaumur.
"Matters have been straightened out and the less talk that's made the better." But the postmaster, presuming on more intimate acquaintance, followed him up to his room, where his effects had been carefully preserved for him. "I reckoned you'd get back some time," said Dodge. "I've predicted that much. But, I swanny, I didn't look for you to come back with your tail over the dasher, as you've done.
And there are old leather portmanteaus, like stranded porpoises, their mouths gaping in gaunt hunger for the food with which they used to be gorged to bulging repletion; and old brass andirons, waiting until time shall revenge them on their paltry substitutes, and they shall have their own again, and bring with them the fore-stick and the back-log of ancient days; and the empty churn, with its idle dasher, which the Nancys and Phoebes, who have left their comfortable places to the Bridgets and Norahs, used to handle to good purpose; and the brown, shaky old spinning-wheel, which was running, it may be, in the days when they were hinging the Salem witches.
No, one, and three-quarters of the next, for when within a score of yards of the black wall he jammed down the brakes, and the iron mass ground and shook as though it would rend itself to atoms, but it stopped with its dasher and front wheels wedged in between a car and a dray. It had not stopped when Bob was off and up the avenue like a hound on the end-in-sight trail.
It might be in Dock Square or State Street, or it might be on the farm, just as all were starting out. It was not over pleasant to be near her when she flung those long hind legs some six feet in air, and the dash-board was flying in pieces. The "General," with some others, was about to take a ride one day, when she put a hind foot over the dasher, which caused him to dismount precipitately.
"It is in some cases," I said, as mournfully as Lady Dasher could have spoken; "and this is one of them!" It was all over, I thought, so, why talk about it any more? What was done couldn't be helped! "Rubbish!" replied Miss Pimpernell; "you've had a tiff with her, and think you have parted for ever! You see, I know all about it without your telling me.
They cut right down through the coral, to any depth that is convenient ten to twenty feet and take it out in great square blocks. This cutting is done with a chisel that has a handle twelve or fifteen feet long, and is used as one uses a crowbar when he is drilling a hole, or a dasher when he is churning. Thus soft is this stone.
Scald half the cream and the sugar; when cold, add the remaining cream and the vanilla, and freeze. When frozen, remove the dasher, stir in the powdered biscuits, and repack to ripen. This quantity will serve six persons. 4 large tart apples 1 quart of cream 1/2 pound of sugar 1 tablespoonful of lemon juice Put half the cream and all the sugar over the fire and stir until the sugar is dissolved.
He seemed to think it beneath his notice; for, he only said "Thank you, Lorton!" and dropped back behind us again with Bessie Dasher, while Seraphine joined company with little Miss Pimpernell Min and I being still together in front. By-and-by our talk was resumed in the same strain from which the curate's interpellation had diverted it. I had just spoken of Gay the fabulist.
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