No need of kneading it, scrape into your tub for use.
Slack Stone Lime in a largetub or barrel with boiling water, covering the tub or barrel to keep in the steam.
Pour in moulds greased, or put in a tub of cold water.
In all the half-moon there are perhaps not two upright buildings.
The lawyer hesitated some seconds, looking at the hag.
Place strong sticks across a tub of water, at the boiling point, and sit upon them, entirely enveloped in a blanket, feet and all.
If you are troubled to get soft water for washing, fill a tub or barrel half full of ashes, and fill it up with water, so that you may have lye whenever you want it.
Cortin stirred the rising water with her foot, watching the ripples, comforted by the man sitting on the edge of the tub with her, his arm around her shoulders.
They were silent as the tub filled, Illyanov respecting Cortin's need to think.
He helped her finish rinsing him, then got out of the tub and gave her a hand up.
The tub is used by the gardener for storing water, and no doubt with the rainy days we had in September it has accumulated a good deal of mud as well.
She knew so little of school life that she had no idea what punishment would be inflicted for such crimes as borrowing a barrow without leave and tumbling into a tub full of muddy water.
This morning I fell into a tub full of mud and spoilt all my clothes.
Hence, malted grain gives lightness and liquidity to the wash, and prevents the starch falling to the bottom of the mash tub or "back," and also prevents the starch falling to the bottom of the still and consequent burning.
The mass is stirred and cooled and then the remainder of the mass in the steamer admitted to the tub which should bring the temperature of the mass up to 145 deg.
The malt is mixed with water in the small grain tubwhich is provided with a stirrer.
In very warm weather the water should be changed every few hours by running it off through a hole in the bottom of the tub and running in fresh at the top.
This consists of a conical wooden tub H provided at its top with a suitable cover O having a trap or door P for putting in the potatoes.
The malt is stirred and mixed with the mash for five or ten minutes and the mixed mass let into a drop tub when saccharification is completed.
The pipe P extends to the upper part of the water tub W and then downward to the bottom, where it again enters the still.
The mass is thoroughly stirred and the tub is covered and left to subside for from two to four hours, during which time the temperature should not be allowed to fall below 120 deg.
If they are quite highly vaporized they pass onward up P, are condensed in their passage through the cool water tub and return as liquid to the upper compartment where they are further heated.
This is deposited in the mash tub with sufficient cold water to form a fairly clear paste.
The leavings= left in the preparatory tub still contain considerable starch, and after they are well drained they should be mixed with from 50 to 55 gallons of boiling water.
After the mashing, the product passes off to the drop tub and from thence to the mash coolers where it is cooled to the proper temperature for fermentation.
From the upper part of this barrel, which acts as a concentrator, the vapors pass to a copper worm immersed in a tub of cold water.
After the dry malt is laid on, cover your mash tub with cloths, to prevent losing any spirit of the malt, and let it so remain for two hours.
Mash them well between your hands in small parcels, either in earthen pans, or some convenient small vessels--put them when mashed into a tub together, and add a little water so as to soak the pumice.
The tub should be cleaned and the water changed for each patient; the temperature should be about ninety-five degrees, or not hot to the hand, and the tub should be about two-thirds full.
Perhaps the best early treatment, and the one that gives the greatest relief to pain, is to place the joint in a tub of water as hot as can be borne, and keep it hot by pouring in more.
A smile on her lip, and a tear in her eye; She was so very glad, that she seem'd half mad, And did not know whether to laugh or to cry.
Whoever saluted the nape of his neck, Where the mark remain'd visible still of the knife, Notwithstanding east winds perspiration might check, Was safe from sore-throat for the rest of his life.
You shall never hear me thunder, When you blunder on, and blunder.
And then I thought of holding him with his head downwards in a tub of water," added the Cracksman, "till he was drownded.
Near this loathsome object was a large tub full of water; and to that part of the ceiling immediately above it were affixed two large hooks, to each of which hung thick cords.
The object of the tub of water, and the hooks and cords upon the ceiling, were now explained.
Following the example of the swan, I plunged into the tin tub the orderly had placed beside my bed and went down to porridge in a glow.
I remember reflecting as I paused in the gangway that the day was Thursday, September the 23d, and that we were near two months out of Groix with this tub of an Indiaman.
Adjoining the bedroom was a bathroom in proportion, evidently all her own,--with a huge porcelain tub and a table set with toilet bottles containing liquids of various colours.
