He cried lustily, but the monkey made off with its trophy and the masher sloped with a handkerchief tied over his head.
Swinging itself down from the flies the monkey made a swoop with its long arm and the masher was scalped.
Add also three large tablespoonfuls of potato which has been put through a masher or sieve, mix, and let all cook for 10 to 20 minutes.
If it has been squeezed in a masher the liquor may need to be strained again through a cloth or hair sieve.
And Bob seized the potato masher with the same vigor that he used to handle a tennis racquet.
Mash a few with a vegetable masher in the bottom of a porcelain-lined or granite kettle.
It appears some magnificent masher asked Cecilia Grantham if she didn't find her abnormally long eye-lashes rather inconvenient at times?
Then pour off all the liquid fat and squeeze the remaining suet with a potato masher or in a fruit press.
It will be observed that with the large, round sieve, a potato masher must be used to mash the vegetables, the pulp of which is caught by the utensil in which the sieve is held.
A girl could be called a masher as she could be called a man-killer, or killing.
I, as he tried to push the handle of the masher as far up his coat sleeve as possible, and so divert attention from a utensil so ridiculously domestic and undignified.
When it has become tender, use a potato-masher to crush it.
When the cream is frozen remove the dasher, press the cream down with a potato-masher to smooth the top and make it compact, and leave it in the freezer until time to serve.
Also a splendid-looking black tracker in a masher uniform and a pair of Wellington boots.
Whether the cow objected to the masher or his lady love's red parasol, or whether she suspected designs upon her progeny, is not certain; anyhow, she went for them.
Dressed in a grey tweed suit, masher collar, and two tin sleeve-links.
Suiting the action to the word, she pulled down the lamp that hung by heavy chains in the centre of the room, and the gilded potato-masher swung back and forth violently.
The crazy jug, the purple tidy embroidered with pink roses, and the gilded potato-masher which swung back and forth when the wind shook the house, were strangely linked with Destiny.
She arrived out of breath from the kitchen, the potato masher in her hand.
Such children," she murmured, shaking her head at them, amused for all that, tucking the potato masherunder her arm and clapping her hands.
Put them in the preserving kettle; crush a few with a wooden vegetable masher or spoon; heat slowly, stirring frequently.
Boil the fish slowly, then pound with a potato masher until very fine; add the potatoes mashed and hot; next add butter and one-half cup milk and the two eggs.
A woodenmasher in apt to make it heavy, while beating will make it light and creamy.
Into the saucepan she measured two tablespoons of water, added the currants a few at a time, and mashed them with the wooden potato masher until all were used.
Placing the saucepan over the fire, the berries cooked slowly, and Adelaide used the wooden potato masher with which to mash them.
With the wooden masher she mashed the currants and stirred them well with the sugar.
She mashed the fruit well with the wooden masher in the saucepan and poured over the sugar.
With a wooden potato masher Adelaide mashed the berries in the saucepan and poured over the sugar; this mixture she let stand a few minutes before putting the saucepan on the stove and letting it come slowly to the boiling point.
Afterwards, she put the fruit in the saucepan and with the wooden masher mashed it well.
She dropped down on the top step and put her arms around Joan and her clock and a framed picture and a potato masher which she discovered made the odd collection in Joan's arms.
Mrs. Simmons patted the small fingers which clutched the wooden potato masher and wondered if the pictured father was dressed for a costume ball or if his every-day clothes were so gorgeous.
Joan, struggling with the potato masher and the clock, heard her.
She caught the picture of her father and mother from the table but Rebecca Mary was glad to see that she left the potato masher where it was.
And I've wound it myself every night since she went away so I had to bring it with me, and this," she looked at the potatomasher doubtfully.
And from that time he went backward and forward between Amiens and Mortepierre, leaving the Growler and the Masher permanently on the watch.
The Masher kept it from me; and I have not dared to read the papers lately.
On the evening of the same Saturday when Lupin, the Growler and the Masher were plunging into Italy, Clarisse Mergy entered this hotel, asked for a bedroom facing south and selected No.
At twelve o'clock Lupin received a telegram which the Masher had sent from Lyons: "All well.
Every afternoon the Growler and the Masher watched the road which Daubrecq took between the Square Lamartine, the Chamber of Deputies and his club.
Clarisse and theMasher were seated by his bedside.
In the evening he received a telegram from Clarisse to say that things were going badly and that she, the Growler and the Masher were all staying in Paris.
His one and only diversion from the search was to go to Enghien, where the Growler and the Masher lived, and make sure that nothing had been seen of them since the murder at the Villa Marie-Therese.
The first boat was filled in half an hour; and it was decided that the Growler and the Masher should go on ahead and begin to load the motor-car.
The Growler and the Masher rolled him in one of the blankets of the bed and tied him up securely.
And why, next day, did he send theMasher to find out things in the neighbourhood of Montmaur?
Pretty good, pretty good for a little girl just learning to cook," Potato Masher said, and ducked his head into the potatoes again.
Quite ready," said a little voice, and Mary Frances was not surprised to see Potato Masher tumble over the edge of Boiler Pan as she put him on the table.
With a masher press the grapes so the juice comes out, and cook the grapes until they are rather soft, pressing them frequently with the masher.
Mash with large masher to a cream; pour in rest of potato water, add pint of flour and mix together.
Set on to boil in cold water, and boil them over a very brisk fire; when they are soft mash with a potato masher and pass the mashed apples through a sieve.
Pound vigorously with wooden masher until there is juice enough to boil.
Boil the potatoes till tender, pass them through a potato masher into a hot dish, letting the mashed potato fall lightly, and piling it up high.
When the potatoes have been passed through the masher back into the saucepan, add the fried onion and seasoning and a little hot milk.
There are some things in this world which the most craven of men will not do--and the vanity of that masher forbade acceptance of Webster's alternative.
He waited about a minute; then with the gun he pointed to the car door, and the masher stepped out.
