I anticipate the jolly Conversation we and twenty more of our Friends may have 100 Years hence on this subject, over that well replenish'd Bowl at Cambridge Commencement.
From the "fire-bag" hanging from his waist he produced a red-clay bowl such as the natives use, and a bundle of new reed stems.
When the six men had seated themselves at the long trestle covered with oilcloth, the cook entered with a steaming bowl of rice.
The carpet was black, and on the mantelpiece was a black Wedgwood bowl filled with anemones, placed between crystal candlesticks.
Roger had not been home for lunch, but to her surprise she found him in the hall, wearing an old tweed overcoat, and engaged with a somewhat angry air in ramming tobacco down into the bowlof a pipe.
Then seeing the little blue bowl lying before him, he looked up and said: "My compliments to cook on the oysters.
He played many games with Holly on the lawn, pitching them up to her who was batting so as to be ready to bowl to Jolly in the holidays.
For an hour, lost to bodily fatigue, he paced up and down, past the bowl of carnations he had plucked, which mocked him with its scent.
Megan, get the spare room ready, and a bowlof cream.
Soon the boy was sitting by the kitchen fire eating a bowl of the most delicious broth he had ever tasted.
And there was a peevish clerk who had paid for the last bowl of pottage they had, who gave it to the little family and supped on bread.
Enlightened as to the artist's political preferences by the bowl of his pipe, Combarieu complacently eulogized himself.
So much energy frightened Father Gerard a little; for in spite of his Barbes pipe-bowl he was not a genuine red-hot Republican.
Soft brushes to scrub yourself, and a wooden bowl of soap smelling like primroses.
They all thought she was dead; but my father he kept ladling gin down her throat til she came to so sudden that she bit the bowl off the spoon.
Little Peter suddenly, placing his bowl again on the ground before him as he spoke.
Into these she dipped some of the steaming contents of the iron vessel, placing each bowl upon the ground when it had been filled.
He took the rude wooden bowl and filled it with water, and desperately tried to arrive at some conclusion as he bathed his flushed face.
In a moment he appeared, bearing a large bowl in each hand.
Little Peter also raised the bowl in his hands and blew upon it.
For Fidler's Green, where seamen true, When here they've done their duty, The bowl of grog shall still renew And pledge to love and beauty.
I'll take a bowl of burnt brandy, with your leave, Mrs Salisbury, not being very well in my inside.
In the case a knife and spoon, the bowl and blade of dull metal, the handles of horn carved with horse heads, the tiny wide-open eyes set with glittering stones.
Below them in the bowl of the ship were those who would not know the end consciously--save in one compartment.
His thoughts seem often tainted with the fumes of the wine-bowl and the reek of the tavern; and even when he swore off drink, as he frequently did, he soon relapsed into his customary habits.
A long banana-stalk, with large ivory bowl filled with native tobacco, was handed to the new chief.
Besides, you're not seasoned; the climate would bowl you over in no time, and you're too young to peg out comfortably.
Tom was carried to the tent, where in a very short time the energetic little doctor had a steaming bowl of beef-tea, some substantial biscuits, and a bottle of burgundy ready for him.
The astrologer first called for a bowl of water in which he requested Prasad to wash his hands and forearms.
An earthenware bowl with circular bottom, and sufficiently large to admit of a good stroke in beating, answers the purpose perfectly well.
The plate gets thrown in a heap into an earthenware bowl to be bruised and scratched.
When the whites are properly beaten they should turn out of the bowl in one mass, and, after standing a little while, will not show signs of returning to their original state.
After a while, the half king lifted from the log beside him a pipe with a stem a yard long and a bowl in which an orange might have rested.
When you have kneaded the dough until it leaves the bowl all round, set it in a warm place to rise.
Take fondant made from a pound of sugar, set it in a bowl in a saucepan of boiling water, stirring it till it is like cream.
Then pour into the bowl also some boiling water, and add a little salt, stir it, and set it away.
This he poured into the bowl of a well-worn briar, the mouthpiece of which he carefully and with accuracy adjusted into the corner of his mouth.
One of the Eskimos rose and re-filled the bowl from a tin camp-kettle which stood on the stove.
When his soup was finished he set the bowl down and leaned back with a sigh.
He was stretched upon a blanket, on which was spread his fur coat; and he was alternating between the disposal of a bowl of steaming soup and groaning with the racking pains caused by his recently thawed-out frost-bites.
A very small quantity in a bowl of water is sufficient.
Do not let it boil after putting in the cream, but turn into a bowl and cover tightly.
