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The hush was broken by the crash of a tea-cup upon which Friedrich's fingers had happened to fall. "Bob secured the nurses and drove one of them out in the buggy, and the Doctor and the other one brought you in the carriage." "Why did they let me go from the jail?" "The Doctor paid your fine." Often during the preceding weeks Mrs.
We drowned our sorrows in the flowing tea-cup, and fortified ourselves with a large amount of heat. Tea was the sovereign remedy for all our ills, and we used it most liberally. We set out with misgivings and promised liberal rewards to the yemshicks, if they took us well and safely. The road was undeniably bad, with here and there a redeeming streak of goodness.
Take as much lightened dough, as would make a loaf of bread, spread it open, and put in a tea-cup of sugar, some nutmeg and a piece of butter; work it well, mould it out, and bake it with your bread; wet the top with sugar and cream before it goes in the oven. Dough-nuts.
To hear that gal fight for you there's ne'er a one in Wrexby dares so much as hint a word within a mile of her." "My Rhoda! my sister!" Dahlia gasped, and the tears came pouring down her face. In vain Anthony lifted her tea-cup and the muffin-plate to her for consolation. His hushings and soothings were louder than her weeping.
He was silent for some seconds, and very quietly she turned to him and handed him a cup. He took it from her and instantly set it aside. "Be good enough to answer my question!" he said. She heard the gathering sternness in his tone, and, tea-cup in hand, she laughed. A curious recklessness possessed her that night. She felt as if she had the strength to fling off the bands of tyranny.
"It is quite like old times and very pleasant old times, too to see you sitting at our breakfast-table, Dr. Jervis." With these gracious words and a friendly smile, Mrs. Hanshaw handed me my tea-cup. I bowed. "The highest pleasure of the altruist," I replied, "is in contemplating the good fortune of others." Mrs. Haldean laughed. "Thank you," she said. "You are quite unchanged, I perceive.
Again, a nurse is ordered to give a patient a tea-cup full of some article of food every three hours. The patient's stomach rejects it. If so, try a table-spoon full every hour; if this will not do, a tea-spoon full every quarter of an hour. I am bound to say, that I think more patients are lost by want of care and ingenuity in these momentous minutiæ in private nursing than in public hospitals.
Pickled walnuts will keep for six or seven years, and are as good at the last as the first. Virginia Yellow Pickles. To two gallons of vinegar, put one pound of ginger, quarter of a pound of black pepper, two ounces of red pepper, two of cloves, a tea-cup of celery seed, a pint of horse-radish, a pint of mustard seed, a few onions or garlic, and three ounces of turmeric to turn them yellow.
He was holding his tea-cup. His hand trembled slightly at this moment, and the china rattled. He set the cup down on the small table before him. "You said," observed Chichester toward whom Lady Sophia immediately turned, with an almost rapt air "that it suggested some curious speculations to your mind. I should very much like to know what they were." "One was this.
The strife about the cup continued amid the unending bows of the gentleman, and the equally unending curtseys of Petrea, until a passing waltzing couple gave a jostle, without the least ceremony whatever to the compliment-makers, which occasioned a shake of the tea-cup, and revealed to Petrea the last thing in the world which she had imagined, that the cup was not empty!
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