Tis a rose from Honolulu, And it bears the tropic brand, Sandwiched in this friendly missive From that far-off flower-land.
The treadmill round of duties that Makes any life inane and flat, Without diversion sandwiched in, The drudgery, the overplus Of toil and trouble arduous, Were rugged discipline.
Whereupon she leaves her sandwiched position and goes over to another part of the room, and sits down where there is a vacant seat beside her.
Very silent people should be sandwiched between good talkers, or at least voluble talkers.
A kind of cake intended to be drenched with liqueur, sliced, and sandwiched with apricot jam.
Sandwiched with ham and grilled; said of ox palates.
He was on much more sure ground when he attacked Balfe for mangling Beethoven at the Grand National Concerts at Her Majesty's Theatre in 1850, when trivial rubbish was sandwiched between movements of the Eroica Symphony.
He gave his public waltzes, "Row Polkas," and explosive Army Quadrilles, but he also sandwiched Beethoven and Mozart between the coarser viands of his musical menu.
In this case I found her biography sandwiched in between that of a Hebrew rabbi and that of a staff-commander who had written a monograph upon the deep-sea fishes.
He cut a slice of beef from the joint upon the sideboard, sandwiched it between two rounds of bread, and thrusting this rude meal into his pocket he started off upon his expedition.
He is landed at the commodious stone building of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad, which is conveniently sandwiched between the Delavan House and Stanwix Hall, two large, well known and well conducted hotels.
Between fine brick or stone structures several stories high are sandwiched insignificant wooden houses of only two stories, the relics of a past which is yet exceedingly near the present.
There are seven composite wrought-iron carlines forged in shape for the roof, each sandwiched between two white ash carlines, and with white ash intermediate carlines.
The platform posts are of compound construction with anti-telescoping posts of steel bar sandwiched between white ash posts at corners and centers of vestibuled platforms.
Being a part of a Ballet Russe program, my two intimate acts were dwarfed whensandwiched between spectacular pieces which formed the repertory of Diaghileff's season and were the special attraction for the general public.
Once again I had to suffer from the conditions under which my work was presented: an oratorio sandwiched between two ballets!
I went with him, and saw a flat stone, the size of the slices of bacon as they were packed together, sandwiched between the layers.
How like a woman, and how dear such whimsicalities are, sandwiched in among the many admirable qualities with which such strong characters as hers are endowed!
Strangely sandwiched with these old names we find the southern states represented, as in Augusta, Charleston, &c.
Night houses abounded, and Rose Burton’s and Jack Percival’s were sandwiched between hot baths of questionable respectability and abominations of every kind.
Adding the human note which, by contrast, accentuated the infinite mystery of that still night, their mutterings rose up to Bull; bits of gossip sandwiched between prayers.
Just as Bull had foreseen, a raider sandwiched in at intervals to keep them moving.
In fact, it's only a broad track where the underbrush has been cleared away, and the trees cut down, with strips of corduroy road sandwiched in.
In this case I found her biography sandwiched in between that of a Hebrew Rabbi and that of a staff-commander who had written a monograph upon the deep-sea fishes.
He cut a slice of beef from the joint upon the sideboard, sandwiched it between two rounds of bread, and, thrusting this rude meal into his pocket, he started off upon his expedition.
In fifteen seconds he found himself sandwiched between two young officers, while another half a dozen completely crowded out the strictly limited space.
Sandwiched between these at proper, or rather improper, intervals are the "What d'ye soy?
He rode far downtown, wound in and out of the warehouse district for a while, then dismissed the taxi and proceeded on foot to his destination--a decayed brick mansion of the 40's sandwiched in between two deserted warehouses.
That night, all on his own, he would make an attempt to enter that old house sandwiched between the two vacant warehouses.
It was found that laminated and sandwiched armor gave very much less resisting power than solid rolled plates of the same thickness.
The development of modern ship armor, from laminatedsandwiched and compound types to the present solid armor.
To overcome this point sandwiched armor was suggested.
He lay unconscious on the deck, sandwiched between his living buckler and the body of the treacherous captain of the dhow.
The prospect of being sandwiched between the sharp coral and the portly mem-sahib was too much for his self-control.
We sandwiched comedy, drama, tragedy, and farce, and interlarded the mixture with Victor Herbert and Oscar Hammerstein's opera comique and May Irwin coon songs.
A scene from one play and an act from another, with a liberal sprinkling of songs and dances and monologues sandwiched in between the so-called dramatic portions, he concluded, would be as good a bill of fare as he could supply.
In a small hut, sandwiched between two perpendicular ice-walls, three men crouched at holes newly bored through the log sides.
A fortnight sandwiched in between the middle and the end of the Cairo season, to fill up the blank time while your father is away.
Markwith pitched a good game except for one bad inning when he lost control, and hits, sandwiched in with passes and a wild pitch, let in three runs.
One hit, sandwiched in with errors, had knocked the Giants' lead into a cocked hat and tied up the game.
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