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Updated: May 14, 2025
Among the fragments of dippers from Awatobi are several with perforations in the bottom, irregularly arranged or in geometric form, as that of a cross. These colanders were rare at Sikyatki, but I find nothing in them to betray Spanish influence.
Who shall now sneer at Puritanism, with the Defence of Unlicensed Printing before him? Who scoff at Quakerism over the Journal of George Fox? Who shall join with debauched lordlings and fat-witted prelates in ridicule of Anabaptist levellers and dippers, after rising from the perusal of Pilgrim's Progress? "There were giants in those days."
Now take up the bunches from your dippers, and pull off the strawberries from the stems, and put them in the saucers." While the children were all busily engaged in doing this, Mary Erskine opened the other basket, and took out a pitcher of very rich looking cream. The sight of this treasure of course awakened in all the party the utmost enthusiasm and delight.
The perfect and magnificent arrangements for the comfort and entertainment of guests inspired one with genuine admiration for those who had so well accomplished the grand results everywhere apparent. Did one thirst? In a hundred cool, pleasant nooks were placed casks of ice-water, with dippers and gourds of all sizes attached by long chains.
In a short time the dippers were full. The whole party then went back to the brook and sat down upon the great flat stone, with their dippers before them. Mary Erskine then brought out one of her baskets, and lifting up the cover, she took out five saucers and five spoons. "There," said she, "I brought you some saucers and spoons to eat your strawberries with.
With their packs on their backs, their tin dippers in their hands for the drink they so needed, perspiring in their heavy coats, they crawled, line after line, under the barrier until an officer rode down and called sharply: "Halt!" The line came to a standstill. "What's that thing?" asked the officer sternly. I replied that obviously it was a barricade.
Whether the two strangers were too much and too long out of sight; whether attention was attracted by certain perforated dippers or pans which they now brought into assiduous use, but which they sought to conceal; whether they had been all the time furtively watched, with a suspicion never abated, one can hardly say.
"It has just come to me that I saw Tim Tyler go down the lane after school, and a tin dipper stuck out of his pocket." "You did?" asked several. All eyes opened wide in wonder and indignation. "With my eyes I saw him. That's where the dipper has gone." It did not occur to the club that there were more dippers than one in the world, and then they did not care to think of it.
"Open a keg of New England rum among the Mingos and see how quick they'll drop their axes and hunt for tin dippers. Take blankets and beads to the Wyandots and watch them hang up white wampum. Take " "Oh, that's all fool talk!" thundered Hughes crowding forward and staring angrily into the trader's deep-set eyes.
While still hot it was dipped out with wooden dippers into rawhide bags, each made from an animal's skin. When cold and hard these bags of tallow were sewed up with leather strings, and thus they were taken to Boston. "So much beef was on hand at such times that not even the hungry Indians could eat it all while it was fresh.
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