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...e, game, poultry, brawn, great joints of meat, sucking pigs, long wreaths of sausages, mince pies, plum puddings, barrels of oysters, red hot chesnuts... ...stletoe, red berries, ivy, turkeys, geese, game, poultry, brawn, meat, pigs, sausages, oysters, pies, puddings, fruit, and punch, all vanished instant...

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...ion “Oliver Twist,” and Mr. Cruikshank’s famous designs to that work.* The sausage scene at Fagin’s, Nancy seizing the boy; that capital piece of humo...

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... his part and leave the rest. If he ate in plenty, having oil and wine and sausage in the house, and plenty of maize-meal, he was glad with the Lord. ... ...e who are safe. There is food in the kitchen, great hunks of bread, sliced sausage that Maria has made, wine, and a little coffee. But only the qualit... ...o the third-class restaurant at the station. He ordered beer and bread and sausage; I or- dered soup and boiled beef and vegetables. They brought me a...

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...nd the silent square on the outside pavement and not across it. The German sausage balloon had not been up for days; it had probably gone off to the S... ...esources of the whole German line; but still discipline is discipline. The sausage might come peep- ing up at any moment over the station roof, and so... ...rhead hum and roar the aeroplanes, away towards the enemy the humped, blue sausage-shaped kite balloons brood thoughtfully, and from this point and th...

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... woman. There were loaves of stale bread, bunches of onions and strings of sausages behind the small window-panes. They were closing it. The sickly la...

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...eas I beheld spread before us a veritable feast of shore provisions: eggs, sausages, butter which plainly did not come from a Danish tin, cutlets, and...

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..., shad, liver, steaks, potatoes, pickles, ham, chops, black puddings, and sausages. ‘Will you try,’ said my opposite neighbour, handing me a dish of ... ..., shad, liver, steak, potatoes, pickles, ham, chops, black pud dings, and sausages, all over again. Some were fond of compounding this variety, and h... ...n, shad, liver, steak, potatoes, pickles, ham, chops, black puddings, and sausages, he rose up and walked off. When everybody had done with everythin... ...ection includes only pork and bacon. The former com prehends broiled ham, sausages, veal cutlets, steaks, and such other viands of that nature as may...

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...s so tightly wedged into his threadbare sleeve that it looked like a cloth sausage. ‘Wait a bit!’ He paused to establish himself immediately in front ... ...or cooking; where there were speckled eggs in mossy baskets, white country sausages beyond impeachment by surviving cat or dog, or horse or donkey; ne...

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...ead full of grains of chick- weed. There were weiner-wurst and frankfurter sausages. There was unsalted butter. There were pretzels. There was cold un... ...ule—once her mother’s—full of parcels. At once she set about getting lunch—sausages, perhaps, with mashed potatoes; or last evening’s joint warmed ove... ...a crazy after two glasses.” So he gorged himself with beer and frankfurter sausages plastered with German mustard. When the annual Mechanic’s Fair ope... ...band that day as he came out of his “Parlors” and sat down to the lunch of sausages, mashed potatoes, and chocolate in the sitting-room. “Huh?” said t... ...nched, warming over the coffee left from breakfast, and frying a couple of sausages. By one she was bending over her table again. Her fingers—some of ...

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... for pettitoes. It wants the stringiness of Cocks’ heads. And I know it an’t sausages. I’ll tell you what it is. It’s chitterlings!’ ‘No, it an’t!’ cr...

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...or pettitoes.” “It wants the stringiness of Cock’s heads. And I know it an’t sausages. I’ll tell you what it is. It’s chitterlings!” “No, it an’t!” cr...

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...,” said Evelina, with a spirited glance at Ramy; but he was looking at the sausages that Linda had just put on the table. When dinner was over Mrs. Ho...

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...is a German by birth, and shows such an outrageous partiality for pork and sausages, and attends at church so constantly, that I am sure there cannot ... ...at Slaughter House when we were there, and very serviceable in bringing in sausages, pots of pickles, and other articles of mer- chandise, which we co...

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...ome forty puffs in a twin- kling. They slipped down his opened jaws as the sausages do down clowns’ throats in a pantomime. His moustaches shone with ... ... deal of shuddering modesty. She was coal black, her lips were the size of sausages, her eyes large and good- humoured; the hair or wool on this young...

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...ere it is.” So saying, he slammed a sack of gold dust of the size of a bologna sausage down upon the bar. Nobody spoke. Thornton’s bluff, if bluff it ...

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...wo play it again,” said Beetle, who, in a gray skirt and a wig of chestnut sausage-curls, set slantwise above a pair of spectacles mended with an old ... ...unlimited “brew”—coffee, cocoa, buns, new bread hot and steaming, sardine, sausage, ham-and- tongue paste, pilchards, three jams, and at least as many...

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...: “A hero resolving to liberate his country.” On the statuette: “Look out, sausage-eating Ger- mans!” And for this work what do you think of “The futu...

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...supported his chin, and his fat freshly shaven cheeks on which symmetrical sausage-shaped bits of whiskers had been left, gave his face a dissatis- fi...

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...of the jokes were, and rhymes that read well— even with your mouth full of sausage. Mr. Hoopdriver formed a vague idea of drawing “ something “—for hi...

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...as on the fire, and which was secured to the mantelshelf by a string, some sausages were cooking; and standing over them, with a toasting fork in his ... ...e very glad to see you, Oliver, very,’ said the Jew. ‘Dodger, take off the sausages; and draw a tub near the fire for Oliver. Ah, you’re a staring at ...