I sent directions for the Lieutenant to see the men get under cover in the most secure manner, in case the cavalry should charge, and to keep up a brisk fire on them.
As soon as we crossed the bridge we took possession of the houses opposite those held by the French, from which we kept up a brisk fire out of the windows.
Then set it over a brisk fire, stir the mixture well together till it becomes of a good strength, but let it not be very stiff.
Set it over a brisk fire, let it boil quick, skim it clean, and reduce it to a good stiffness, which may be known as before directed in orange marmalade.
Then whisk with it the yolks and whites of eight eggs, put it over a brisk fire, and when it boils let it simmer ten minutes; run it through a jelly bag till quite clear, put it into bottles, and cork it close.
The light infantry advanced and poured in a brisk fire; on which the French threw down their arms and fled.
The two French parties then joined forces, left Hazen topursue his march, and attacked the fourteen rangers in the house, who met them with a brisk fire.
A British officer who saw the feat, and was struck by the reckless daring of the man, ordered two regulars to bring him off; which, covered by a brisk fire of musketry, they succeeded in doing.
Put it down to a brisk fire, keep it well basted, and roast from 1-1/2 to 2 hours, according to the size.
The next day put the whole into a stewpan, and place it on a brisk fire.
After larding and trussing it, put it down to roast at a brisk fire; keep it well basted, and a short time before serving, dredge it with a little flour, and let it froth nicely.
Put them down to a brisk fire, well baste them with butter, and serve with a piece of toast under, and a good gravy and bread sauce.
Truss the birds in the same manner as pheasants, and set down before a brisk fire.
To every pound of pulp put one pound of sifted loaf sugar, put it into a preserving pan over a brisk fire, and when it boils skim it well, and throw in the kernels of the apricots and half an ounce of bitter almonds, blanched.
A brisk fire at first will, by charring the outside, prevent the heat from penetrating, and therefore should only be employed when the meat is half roasted.
During the time of the battle, another party of Indians commenced a brisk fire on the fort.
Closing in as well as possible, the detachment fell back in good order, formed again and returned a brisk fire, which checked the enemy’s advance.
A few leaves that may have been left behind are smartly brushed out with a bamboo broom; all this time a brisk fire is kept up under the pan.
The syrup is transferred into a boiler to three-fourths of its capacity, and it is urged with a brisk fire, till it acquires the requisite consistence for being poured into the moulds or troughs prepared to receive it.
A brisk fire is applied till all these materials be melted completely, when the whole is poured out into the mould.
After getting nearly two miles away, they brought their broadsides round, and opened a brisk fire.
Place the stock in a clean saucepan, set it over a brisk fire.
Boil the spinach, squeeze the water from it completely, chop it a little; then put it and a piece of butter in a stewpan with salt and a very little nutmeg; turn it over a brisk fire to dry the remaining water.
Make a brisk fire under it, and, when the cover is so hot that you cannot bear your hand on it, then a slack fire will stew it, but keep it so that the cover be of the same heat as long as it is stewing.
To saute requires a brisk fire; the quicker an object is cooked by sauteing the better.
If the object is desired brown, leave the pan on a brisk fire while it is frying; if otherwise, remove it to a slow or less brisk fire.
They should then be put into a stewpan with oil and cooked over a brisk fire.
On emerging from the wood the battalions, which had fallen into some confusion, were received by a brisk fire at short range.
As the fortress still kept up a brisk fire, it was determined to bring up the field-batteries within 900 paces.
The two headmost ships of the enemy kept up a brisk fire as they came up; which was returned, but at too great a distance to do any considerable damage.
Hannibal still on shore, but keeping up a brisk fire at the enemy's ships and batteries; at 1h.
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