All these Folle-Farine saw, going onward in the boat on the gloom of the water below.
Folle-Farine stood erect and without a quiver in her face and in her limbs; but her teeth shut together like a steel clasp, and all the rich and golden hues of her skin changed to a sickly ashen pallor.
And from that evening thenceforward Folle-Farine and Marcellin cleaved to one another, being outcasts from all others.
Folle-Farine went on her way over the sharp stones with a heavy heart.
Folle-Farine heard her stupidly, and stupidly gazed around; she did not understand.
For it was thus ever that Folle-Farine saw men praise God.
Folle-Farine still stood mute and immovable, her head erect, her arms crossed on her chest.
Folle-Farine went slowly and sadly through the street, with her head dropped, and the large osier basket trailing behind her over the stones.
Folle-Farine gazed at her, confused and still not comprehending; scarcely awake to the voice which thus adjured her; all her strength spent and bruised, after the struggle of the temptation which had assailed her.
Still Folle-Farine made no sound and asked no mercy.
Folle-Farine worked all that winter, day after day, month after month, with scarcely a word being spoken to her, or scarcely an hour being left her that she could claim as her own.
Folle-Farine sat within on the damp hay under the broken roof, and watched the open door.
The proportion of farine is easily calculated on the datum, that one part of hydrate of soda dissolves about 2.
An important condition is, that the farine must be first well calcined, since if the least trace of organic matter be left in it, the resulting solution will have a yellowish or brownish tint, which will make it unsaleable.
For the preparation of silicate of potash for surgical purposes the farine fossile is said to be peculiarly adapted.
A reservoir furnished with mechanical agitators, was about two thirds filled with lye, and the necessary quantity of calcined farine added, the stirring being kept up continually.
When the price rises above this figure, the ingenious skipper fabricates a substitute, a mixture of the real article and a local vegetable product known asfarine d'arachides.
A Root that shoots its Branches about the heighth of a Currant Bush; from this Root the Islanders make a Farine or Flower, which they sell at three Ryals a Roove, and drive a considerable Trade for it with the Ships that call in.
Indian Corn, is likewise as well as the Farine de Manyoco and Rice, the common Victualling of our Slave Ships, and is afforded here at 1000 Heads for two Dollars.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "farine" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
