Add the whites of eggs, beaten to a stiff froth with a pinch of salt.

The words she spoke were but mechanical, the mere froth of a seething brain.

He attempted to speak, but only a bloody froth came to his lips.

Then dredge in the flour gradually, and when the whites of the eggs have been whisked to a solid froth, stir them to the flour, &c.; beat the mixture well for another 5 minutes, then draw it along in strips upon thick cartridge paper to the proper size of the biscuit, and bake them in rather a hot oven; but let them be carefully watched, as they are soon done, and a few seconds over the proper time will scorch and spoil them.

Suddenly his head sank down, and reddish froth rose from his throat to his lips.

His face was the colour of chalk, and a little froth stood on his lips; but his eyes, turned slightly upwards, still followed his rival with a grim fixed stare.

To her they were associated with hops, the gayest of music and lightest of laughter, brilliant crowds in flower-scented rooms, dancing and flirtationthe froth and bubble of life.

By degrees, some of the solid particles which produce the turbidity of the liquid collect at its surface into a scum, which is blown up by the emerging air-bubbles into a thick, foamy froth.

That her father, the magician Locuste, ever sedulous and affectionate, fed her with spoonsful of the honeyed froth that gathers under the tongues of asps?

"Thy words Are as the idle froth of foam, Or clashing of triumphant swords When Modred brings the foray home.

Vain are the thousand creeds That move men's hearts: unutterably vain; Worthless as withered weeds, Or idlest froth amid the boundless main.

It is said, "Oh, these incendiary articles"for they are incendiary and murderous"are mere froth."

He flopped down on the ground; his dripping tongue rolled as he panted; covered with dust and flecked with light froth he surely looked to be a tired hound.

Then in the yard quite still they stand, Swing-ing their la-zy tails, Where Ann and Su-san are at hand With stools and milk-ing pails I love to see the white milk flow, And in the pail froth up; And Ann, who is so kind, I know, Will let me fill my cup.

Margaret was hatlessand the glory of the eminently sensible spring sun appeared to centre in her hairand violet-clad; and the gown, like most of her gowns, was all tiny tucks and frills and flounces, diapered with semi-transparenciesunsubstantial, foam-like, mere violet froth.

without a large crust, here and there, of sheer froth.

Runnels of rain water from the glacier-slips swirl through the pine needles into rivulets; the streams froth and rise in their banks.

She watched Mrs. Love blow some of the superfluous froth on to the floor, and did likewise.

By degrees, some of the solid particles which produce the turbidity of the liquid collect at its surface into a scum, which is blown up by the emerging air-bubbles into a thick, foamy froth.

Margaret was hatlessand the glory of the eminently sensible spring sun appeared to centre in her hairand violet-clad; and the gown, like most of her gowns, was all tiny tucks and frills and flounces, diapered with semi-transparenciesunsubstantial, foam-like, mere violet froth.

He saw them recklessly squandering health, time, priceless educational opportunities, for the veriest froth of pleasure.

Margaret was hatlessand the glory of the eminently sensible spring sun appeared to centre in her hairand violet-clad; and the gown, like most of her gowns, was all tiny tucks and frills and flounces, diapered with semi-transparenciesunsubstantial, foam-like, mere violet froth.

Viglius escaped this indignity by being absent froth indisposition.

Bac. Something in hand the while, you Rogues, you Apple-squires: do you come hither with your botled valour, your windy froth, to limit out my beatings? 1 Sword.

Sometimes they press so near that my breath is on their cheek, And their eager hands can almost touch the glowing bowl I bear, They can see the beaded froth, the ruby glitter of the wine, Then I slip from their embraces like a breath of summer air; Oh, I lightly, lightly glide away, they come no nigher me, For I am the siren, the siren of the sea.