The dry chips soon kindled a blaze, and she was wide awake with the flush of sleep in her cheeks.

Neither of these methods exactly striking Keturah's fancy, she took up a little chip and threw at them; also a piece of coal and a handful of pebbles.

We were a tiny chip tossed on the immensity of the waters, stretching away to the distant horizons.

My eyes sought to pierce the gloom of the night, only to gain glimpses of black water heaving and tumbling on every side, the boat flung high on a whitened crest, and then hurled into the hollow beneath, as though it was a mere chip in the grasp of the sea.

You have seen a carpenter on a ladder with a broad-axe, chopping upward chips from a beam.

On the 28th of the next month, (October,) I saw in my yard, in a drizzling day, many of the same kind of birds flitting about amid the weeds, and uttering a faint chip merely.

From the fire he raked out a live coal and put it on a flat chip.

Clean cobwebs hung from its rafters, and neat heaps of fragrant chips were piled on the floor.

On my masters fa'm we killed a lot of hogs for our meat, had a big trough, that we cut the meat up in, and put the hams and shoulders together, and the middles together, then put 'em down in salt for about six weeks, and then hang them up in the smoke-house and smoke 'em with hickory chips.

The second edition the samededicated, however, "by the author," to Mr. Thackeray; and the dedication (itself an indubitable chip of Jane Eyre) signed Currer Bell.

Some change of the sandy bottom had unearthed a whole warren of the lovely things; and mixed with chip-chips innumerable, and with a great bivalve {274e} with a thin wing along the anterior line of the shell, they strewed the shore for a quarter of a mile and more.

He laid portions of it on broad, white, clean chips which he had already prepared, and served her.

"'Well,' says I, 'I shall descend upon it in two flies, not counting odd chips.

In this way it is, also, that orange and lemon chips are preserved.

He bought organic corn chips made with what he thought was the good kind of fat.

The peasant maiden sings and spins, Before her crackling, flaming bright The pine chips,friend of Winter night.

Teacher hisself picked up a chip, reckless, one day, an' it hopped up, and knocked off his spectacles.

Debenham in discussion mentioned usefulness of small chips of rockmany chips from several places are more valuable than few larger specimens.

And their precious block, as smooth as sawn and polished timber, with never a notch from side to side, could not take in Hugo Gottfried, who had made a playmate and a printed book of the worn blocks of a hundred executionsto whom each separate chip made by the Red Axe had been a text for Gottfried Gottfried to expatiate upon concerning his own prowess and that of his fathers.

Another minute and Mr. Cardinal followed, giving a sharp chip like a loud Sparrow call.

] (subtraction) 38 abrade, pare, reduce, attenuate, rub down, scrape, file, file down, grind, grind down, chip, shave, shear, wear down.

The softened chips are beaten to pieces in large vats until they form a pasty pulp.

To win, it was but necessary to have unlimited chips.

I gave her to understand that her liege lord had passed in his mortal chips and that it would be sometime before he would ride his favorite horse again, and I informed her that henceforth I should call the gallant steed "Tall Bull," in honor of her husband.

He laid portions of it on broad, white, clean chips which he had already prepared, and served her.