When waffles and fried chicken cannot tempt you, I know something is wrong.
Lizzie had waffles for supper, and Frank ate ten pieces," spoke up Charlie.
Jasper whipped Petunia with great apparent severity day before yesterday, and we have been having the most heavenly waffles and broiled chicken ever since.
His house is so full, and I need a lot of space to carry on my work," I answered him, with the words I have used so often in the last two weeks that they start to come when the Petunia asks me if I want waffles or batter-cakes for supper.
He just laughed and nudged the wife of the Ambassador with his elbow and ate his waffles and enjoyed himself.
There were waffles for dinner, and when there were waffles she didn't even talk very much.
When the waffles were handed to her, she had absent-mindedly helped herself to one, while she watched Harry's reckless efforts to cut up his bacon, and it had grown sodden before she remembered that it ought to be buttered.
Oliver says the change from the boarding-house has given him a splendid appetite, and he enjoys everything that I make so much--particularly the waffles by Aunt Ailsey's recipe.
But we'll have supper in half an hour, and I've ordered waffles and fried chicken for you.
Bake in hot, well-greased waffle-irons and butter the waffles before serving.
Crisp light waffles are delicious when served with cream and sifted maple-sugar.
The waffle-irons must be very thoroughly greased and the baking must be done with great care, as thesewaffles are likely to burn.
It seemed to Dimple that he had never had such an appetite before, and she watched with anxious interest as he helped himself to waffles from each plateful that Bubbles brought in.
I've not gotten over my appetite forwaffles either!
Finally, when I could stand it no longer, I piped out, 'Cousin Dorothy, please can I have my waffles now?
I had been her first guest, and, as she had treated me to waffles, I thought waffles and brides always went together.
I never had eaten waffles but once; that was at my aunt's.
The real names of them sounded that way, soft and sleepy, and warm and sweet, like hot waffles and honey.
And Stevey Todd gave me hot waffles and honey, and I bought the Annalee.
Nobody who had once tested them, could withstand Mrs. Markham's waffles and gingerbread.
She had got to stay and see Richard; besides that, they were going to have waffles and honey, with warm gingerbread.
Miss Pipkin returned with a plate of smoking waffles and placed them at the Captain's side.
You don't know what you're missing," declared the Captain, smacking his lips to make the waffles appear more appetizing.
At ten o'clock we made some waffles downstairs--Hazel has just bought a perfectly darling aluminum electric waffle-iron.
And you know when you use aluminum you don't need any grease, so that makes the wafflesmuch nicer.
And I can't think whether to have little pig sausages and waffles like we did the other morning for breakfast or nightingales' tongues like in the story you read me, Miss Wyman.
Granny said sausage and waffles didn't belong to dinner, but if we had them for dinner they would, wouldn't they?
Very appetizing waffles are made with electric waffle irons, because the bottom and top irons are uniformly heated, so that the irons cook the waffles from both sides at the same time.
Muffins were passed by Miss Matoaca; waffles were presented immediately by Selim.
Again Selim handed the waffles in a frozen silence, and again Sally made an unsuccessful attempt to produce an appearance of animation.
Shut the iron, and cook the waffles a minute or longer on each side.
Serve the waffles hot, using with them syrup or powdered sugar mixed with ground cinnamon.
The envelope was sealed, but on the face of it was written:-- To be delivered to Judge Mackinnon, after Waffles has been returned to his house and home.
Waffles will be found in the old cattle-shed on the Illinois side of the river, north from the turnpike at the far end of the bridge.
Mrs. Phillipetti was in charge of the Hot Waffles Booth, No.
Riverbank could boast, and they served hot waffleswith their own fair hands to all who chose to buy.
So he bought Waffles and brought him home to Dolly, and the girl loved the dog from the first minute.
Four hundred of the dollars he had earned by solving the mystery of the missing Mustard and Waffles he had paid to Mr. Medderbrook, together with five dollars for a telegram Mr. Medderbrook had received from Syrilla.
An' he's got them two pizen sharks along o' him, Waffles and Dickey Bird.
It was Waffles who picked up a club, and jumping forward, hastened to wind up the earthly career of the motherless wolf whelp; though the savage little beast snarled furiously at his approach, and showed fight.
Thad, sternly; and even Waffles seemed influenced by the hidden power in the scoutmaster's tone, for he broke off in the middle of a sentence, and finished it by mumbling to himself.
Waffles did, rushing away as only a good healthy fright could urge on a tired man.
Indeed, Waffles did spring back instantly, uttering a cry of terror.
The next instant, to his astonishment, he saw Waffles pulled over backwards, his feet sprawling awkwardly.
Kracker, as he watched the other engaged in a regular fight with the cub, which would not give up the ghost as easily as Waffles had evidently anticipated.
Amazed at the cool defiance of the boy, the man called Waffles mechanically started to obey.
When I say you haven't opened your mouth I do not refer to the opening you make for the receipt of waffles and fish-cakes, but for those massive openings which you require for your exuberant loquacity.
If you have fifty-two waffles you have twenty-two more germs to sow discord in our midst.
Mary, bring me one dozen fresh waffles in squads of four.
Once Dreamaline is discovered all other discoveries become as nothing; all other inventions for the amelioration of the condition of the civilized will be unnecessary, and even Progressive Waffles will cease to fascinate.
Because our several rights to the individual waffles that are served here are not clearly defined at the outset.
I am too much absorbed in thought and waffles to bandy words.
Every man would be clearly entitled through his skill in the game to the waffles that he ate.
Each man would keep his tricks, and when the waffles were served he would receive those, and those only, represented by the cards in the tricks he had taken.
Indeed, there was even cream enough to make waffles with now and then.
They petted her, and talked to her, and gave her waffles and pancakes.
Today you can get imported canned Holland cheese waffles to heat quickly and serve.
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