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Updated: June 26, 2025
Skepsey had nevertheless to consume his food excellent, very tasty soup-with the sour sauce of the thought that he must be tongue-tied in his defence for the time of the dinner. 'No, dear Skips, please! you are to enjoy yourself, said Nesta. He answered confusedly, trying to assure her that he was doing so, and he choked. His master had fixed his arrival for twenty minutes earlier.
No doubt he lived in a garret, where he painted pictures and ate stale bread and thought of the good things to eat in Miss Martha's bakery. Often when Miss Martha sat down to her chops and light rolls and jam and tea she would sigh, and wish that the gentle-mannered artist might share her tasty meal instead of eating his dry crust in that draughty attic.
Among the triangular type, I noticed some half a decimeter long, with brown tails, yellow fins, and wholesome, exquisitely tasty flesh; I even recommend that they be acclimatized to fresh water, a change, incidentally, that a number of saltwater fish can make with ease.
A white-aproned soldier responded to the summons, and the Prussian, tossing him the catch of the two murdered men, said: "Have these fish fried for me at once, while they are still alive; they'll make a tasty dish." Then he resumed his pipe. It was after Bourbaki's defeat in the east of France.
But even more frequently encountered is the veteran drummer no, beg pardon, the veteran district sales manager, for there aren't any drummers any more, or even any traveling salesmen; but instead we have district sales managers featuring strong selling points I say, even more frequently encountered is the veteran district sales manager, wearing a gravy-colored waistcoat if a tasty dresser, or a waistcoat of a nongravy-colored or contrasting shade if careless, who craves to tell strangers what, customarily, he eats for breakfast.
We 'll be very economical, only having meat twice a week salt fish the other days but it will always be dinner." "What ails you at tea-dinner, John? it's very tasty and homely." "It's wicked, auntie, and has done more injury to religion than drinking.
He built the fire and cooked a tasty meal toast, with the grease of bacon trimmings soaking it, coffee, and rolled oats and placed it on Grandpa's bed, handy to the longshoreman. Then he shut the bedroom door smartly, as a signal that Big Tom was to have privacy, and returned to his own program.
"I 'm glad to hear you 're so well pleased, Mr. Carmichael," Mrs. MacGuffie would say, who was full of advice, and fed visitors on the produce of her garden, "but no man knows comfort till he marries. It's a chop one day and a steak the next all the year round nothing tasty or appetising; and as for his shirts, most bachelors have to sew on their own buttons.
The brightest something to refresh his thoughts grew and glowed in the form of a shiny table, bearing tasty dishes, old wines; at an inn or anywhere. But, out of London, an English inn to furnish the dishes and the wines for a civilized and self- respecting man is hard to seek, as difficult to find as a perfect skeleton of an extinct species.
At last I returned triumphant with two nice looking little "Merlans," too small to cut their heads off, I decided. I had never coped with fish before, so after holding them for some time under the tap till they seemed clean enough, put them on to fry in butter. I duly took them in on a tray to Wicks, and I'm sure they looked very tasty. "Have you cleaned them?" she asked suspiciously.
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