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...me body to quarell with; and that crying and cursing, now against Bolonie-sausage, and sometimes by railing against salt neats-tongues, and gammons ...

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...assail-bowls make their appearance; at the season of pantomime, turkey and sausages, plum-puddings, jollifications for schoolboys; Christmas bills, an... ... I still would take no hints. No claret, no refreshment, no sandwiches, no sausage- rolls for Bob. At last I am obliged to tell him all. Just before w...

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...best?’ ‘Mrs. V .!’ sings out the King from his dressing-room, ‘let us have sausages for breakfast! Remember we have Prince Bulbo staying with us!’ And... ...l chicken and tongue on the side-table. Marmitonio the cook brought in the sausages. Oh, how nice they smelt! ‘Where is Bulbo?’ said the King. ‘John, ... ...reakfast in the snow! Impossible!’ says the King, sticking his fork into a sausage. ‘My dear, take one. Angelica, won’t you have a saveloy?’ The Princ... ...rder your own flesh and blood! ‘ The King for all reply flung the plate of sausages at Hedzoff’s head. The Princess cried out ‘Hee-kareekaree!’ and fe... ...f Paflagonia, Grand Duke of Cappadocia, Sovereign Prince of Turkey and the Sausage Islands, having assumed our rightful throne and title, long time fa...

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...day’s investi- gations and comparison brought him to the conclu- sion that sausages and mashed potatoes, twopence a plate, were the best food. Now, sa... ...ous. At dinner they are impertinent. At the end of three days Dick loathed sausages, and, going, forth, pawned his watch to revel on sheep’s head, whi... ...s cheap as it looks, owing to the bones and the gravy. Then he returned to sausages and mashed potatoes. Then he confined himself entirely to mashed p... ...ht; and, as a reward for his humility, Providence caused a cab-driver at a sausage-shop where Dick fed that night to leave half eaten a great chunk of... ...und the room. ‘I shall be having breakfast in a minute. What do you say to sausages?’ ‘No, anything but sausages! Torp, I’ve been starv- ing on that a... ...e had finished.’ ‘I know something of that complaint. She’s been living on sausages, I suppose. Torp, you should have handed her over to a policeman f...

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...d owned that they did live well in the old town! Could Christina make such sausages? 25 Yo n g e “Not as well as my aunt.” “Well, do thy best, and th... ...te of Ermentrude when she was utterly unable to touch the salted meats and sausages of the household. In spite of all endeavours to guard the windows ... ...ces concurred in telling of the recusant pigs who had never developed into sausages, the sheep who 73 Yo n g e had only escaped to be eaten by wolves... ...essness had led her to make an offer of assisting in the grand chopping of sausage meat and preparation of win- ter stores, and she had been answered ... ... the armourers, the bason of the barbers, the boot of the sutors; even the sausage of the cooks, and the shoe of the shoeblacks, were re-presented, as... ...mother, he is but giddied and stunned, and now must you send down store of sausage, sourkraut, meat, wine, and beer; for the wains cannot all cross ti... ...r own brains first, though that were scarce needed, the heavy- witted Hans Sausages. Why should there be more poison in lead than in steel? I have ask...

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...nd six-penn’orth of blue, and brought home one shilling; and there was the sausages—no one could recollect what they had cost, though they talked so m... ..., some brown sugar, a hunch of bread, some butter, and a great big smoking sausage. Paul looked at it, as if he were not quite sure what to do with it... ...eam enough to make any one hungry. George Grant spread the butter, cut the sausage in half, put it on the bread, and thrust it towards Paul. ‘Eat it—s... ...t among nine at home had not been much to speak of; but savoury as was the sausage, and perfumy as was the coffee, he would have scorned to take a fra...

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...ng been despatched by the railroad to Lon- don, there to be converted into sausages. Harriet, after many exclamations of ‘O Mr. Merton!’ declared that... ...she be- lieved such a thing could ever happen, she would never eat another sausage in her life, and concluded as usual with, ‘would you, Lucy?’ Mrs. W... ...’ said Elizabeth; ‘then, Harriet, there is no fear of your eating him in a sausage; you may be at rest on that score.’ ‘But can it really be Fido?’ sa... ...e up the corpse and bone it, Then place the mummy in a jar, Keep it from sausage-makers far, Extract his heart to send to francis; This gift from ...

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...ey might climb at their leisure, carrying off watches, silver forks, prize sausages hung with pink ribbon, &c., at the top. Georgy got one, wrenching ... ... a fall of water. But it was for the glory’s sake merely. The boy gave the sausage to a peasant, who had very nearly seized it, and stood at the foot ... ... The brandy-bottle inside clinked up against the plate which held the cold sausage. Both were moved, no doubt, by the exhibition of so much grief. Max... ... amused herself by mimicking Jos to them as she munched her cold bread and sausage and took draughts of her favourite brandy- and-water. Jos walked ov...

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...ts appeared ready to burst, since they were crammed with meat like T royes sausages from the top to the bottom of their paunches. Going into the saloo... ...ess in the hotel, and was willing to let herself be chopped up as small as sausage-meat to please Madame. That she was the most adroit and roguish wom...

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...eal here, except just at week-ends,” said Tanny. Jim fished out a pound of sausages and a pot of fish paste. “How lovely the sausages,” said Tanny. “W... ...o Settignano, and walked away all day into the country, hav- ing bread and sausage in his pocket. He sat for long hours among the cypress trees of T u... ...fed 287 D. H. Lawrence tight with prepared meat, as the skin of a Bologna sausage. This did not prevent his seeing the naked man who was to be eaten ...

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... At that time the aeroplane was, for most people, merely a rumour and the “Sausage” held the air. The con- temporary reader has all the advantage of t... ...ent, or that there was nothing so good for the breakfast table as Gobble’s Sausages. And then suddenly would come the Dureresque element; the skeleton...

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...ith our hands in our pock- ets, and occasionally twisted our cravats about our necks like eels, and occasionally tied them down our breasts like links... ...iries, An- gels, or such like, but they are not to be done as to anything in the streets. I noticed, also, that when two young men, dressed in exact i... ... any day may see at the waxwork, for a penny and no waiting, him as killed the policeman at Acton and suffered for it. Down by the Docks, you may buy ...

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...s blue cotton coat of a morning, dining at two o’clock, and having a “bit of sausage with his tea.” He was doomed, however, to share the unpopularity ...

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...luted the lady with a very sour curtsey; and her fingers were like so many sausages, cold and lifeless, when she held them out in deference to Mrs. Ra... ...ey might climb at their leisure, carrying off watches, silver forks, prize sausages hung with pink ribbon, &c., at the top. Georgy got one, wrenching ... ... a fall of water. But it was for the glory’s sake merely. The boy gave the sausage to a peasant, who had very nearly seized it, and stood at the foot ... ... The brandy-bottle inside clinked up against the plate which held the cold sausage. Both were moved, no doubt, by the exhibition of so much grief. Max... ... amused herself by mimicking Jos to them as she munched her cold bread and sausage and took draughts of her favourite brandy- and-water. Jos walked ov...

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...g?” “Vell, I t’ink about vot ve alwis eat, maybe corn beef and cabbage and sausage, und so weiter. Doc, sie weint immer, all the time she holler like ... ...185 Sinclair Lewis who needed a shave. They had coffee, griddle-cakes, and sausages, and talked about Mrs. McGanum’s atrocious al- ligator-hide belt. ... ...rd, the framed Lutheran Konfirmations Attest, the traces of fried eggs and sausages on the dining table against the wall, and a jewel among calendars,...

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...of the sack by day. I call it ‘the sack,’ but it was never a sack by more than courtesy: only a sort of long roll or sausage, green waterproof cart-cl... ...old nights. The permanent larder was represented by cakes of chocolate and 7 Robert Louis Stevenson tins of Bologna sausage. All this, except what I ... ...sleeping-bag, insinuated my limbs into the interior, and buckled myself in like a bambino. I opened a tin of Bologna sausage and broke a cake of choco... ...) I took the road in a new order. The sack was no longer doubled, but hung at full length across the saddle, a green sausage six feet long with a tuft...

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...t, Sandy, a nobleman from Hoboken? How is that?” “Easy enough. Duffer kept a sausage shop and never saved a cent in his life because he used to give a... ...e he landed here, they made him a baronet, and the very first words Dick the sausage maker of Hoboken heard when he stepped upon the heav enly shor...

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...hing of which we had a duplicate, except our friend. We ate bread and cold sausages; we looked where we walked; we had set to work in earnest. We owed...

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...Traddles! In a tight sky-blue suit that made his arms and legs like German sausages, or roly- 112 David Copperfield Vol. I poly puddings, he was th... ...n el- egant dish of fish; the kidney-end of a loin of veal, roasted; fried sausage-meat; a partridge, and a pudding. There was wine, and there was str...

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...ur throat! Aha! I know you. You are going to play me there a bad farce. My sausages and the pork sandwich, else I go away from this place!” He made an... ...s case, but the by-standers raised a great protest. The sandwiches and one sausage were produced; the other had disappeared. In the end Skeezichs allo...