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Mix equal quantities of biscuit powder and shred suet, half the quantity of currants and raisins, a little spice and sugar, with an ounce of candied peels, and fine well beaten eggs; make these into a stiff batter, and boil well, and serve with a sweet sauce. This pudding is excellent baked in a pudding tin, it must be turned out when served.
I has my deer to eat, not loadin' my pony with it when I starts, an' I peels some sugar-pines, like I sees Injuns, an' scrapes off the white skin next the trees, an' makes a pasty kind of bread of it, an' I'm all right. "'One mornin', jest before I gets out of meat, I sees trouble out in the snow.
"Here," said George. "Suppose you carry him to her." Samuel hesitated, and yielded. And the strange procession started upstairs. In two hours a cab was taking all the Peels to Hillport. In two days George and his family were returning to London, sure of the continuance of five hundred a year, and with a gift of two hundred supplementary cash.
"'I sets fire to the log, cuts up my deer, an' sorter camps over between the log an' bluff, an' takes things as ba'my as summer. I has my saddle-blanket an' a slicker, an' that's all I needs. "'Thar ain't no grass none for the little hoss, but I peels him about a bushel of quakin'-ash bark, an' he's doin' well 'nough. Lord! how it snows outside! When I peers out in the mornin' it scares me.
"He looked awful handsome in 'em," said the girl. "He's awful handsome." "You'd better look at handsome fellows in your own set, Sadie Peel," said Abby, roughly. The girl, who was extremely pretty, carried herself well, and dressed with cheap fastidiousness, colored. "I don't see what we have to think about sets for," said she. "I guess way back the Peels were as good as the Lloyds.
If they want anything they cry until they get it—and they know how to cry. In play they are as mirthful and boisterous as any white child. They ride mock horses, and play mud ball. The Indian boy prepares willow sticks, peels off the bark, then rolls the wet clay into balls, and, sticking the ball on the end of the twig, he throws it at a mark with great speed and accuracy.
The quality of roughness natural to those red wines in which the skins and a portion of the stems have been subjected to the process of fermentation, is readily communicated by astringent substances, and by none more easily or purely than by catechu and kino, substances free from injurious flavour; the sloe is also used; similar roughness, accompanied with flavour, is given by the chips of oak and beech; and if logwood and walnut peels are used, the astringency will also be united to a portion of colour and flavour.
When the lemon juice is wanted, open only such a sized bottle as will be used in two or three days. Wind some clean cotton round a skewer, and dipping it in, the oil will be attracted; and when all of it is removed, the juice will be as fine as when first bottled. Hang the peels up to dry, and keep them from the dust.
When the cake is done, pour the iceing over it, and return it to the oven for fifteen minutes. But if the oven be quite warm, keep it near the mouth, and the door open, lest the colour be spoiled. Another. Dried flour, currants washed and picked, four pounds; sugar pounded and sifted, a pound and a half; six orange, lemon, and citron peels, cut in slices. These are to be mixed together.
I let him see what sort of breed I am' a Phipps wot married a Reed." "Oh, as if that mattered!" groaned Alison. "Well, it did with him, love. Breed allers tells. You may be low-born and nothing will 'ide it not all the dress and not all the, by way of, fine manners. It's jest like veneer it peels off at a minute's notice. But breed's true to the core; it wears. Alison, it wears to the end."
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