It was one general opinion among them, that the eclipses of the moon were the consequence of certain magic words by which sorcerers could wrench her from the skies, and drag her near enough the earth to cast a frothy spittle on their herbsone of the principal ingredients in their incantations.

Eggs are employed in a very great many articles of cookery, entrées, and entremets, and they form an essential ingredient in pastry, creams, flip, &c.

The dry ingredients for puddings are better for being mixed some time before they are wanted; the liquid portion should only be added just before the pudding is put into the saucepan.

It is only when we find these altruistic ingredients associated with the hopes and fears and mixed moods that we can speak of romantic love.

Horses indeed appear to be an indispensable ingredient in the Balli in the large cities of Italy.

But Mr. Morehouse's diagnosis of the case had in it no such romantic ingredient as hopeless love.

Mother?" Riles Blasters were made from light rum, Grand Marnier, lime juice, and other secret ingredients combined with ice and served, after great roaring from the blender, in sweating silver tumblers.

With her, in 1848, he made an ill-assorted marriage, only to find, some years afterwards, his heart riven and a bitter ingredient dropped into his life's chalice by a fatal defection on the wife's part, she having become enamoured of the then rising young painter, Millais, whom Ruskin had trustingly invited to his house to paint her portrait.

For the most part they contain poisonous ingredients.

They all form a useful ingredient in soup; but the leaves are sometimes boiled alone, mashed, and eaten as greens.

The nation of Austria will become free, and a valuable ingredient in German liberty.

Pambo the knave, that roguish elf, Watches each sugary sweet ingredient, And slily thinks of an expedient.

The arrangements of this place appeared something like our northern horse-markets, having sheds, or barns, in the rear of a public house, where alcohol was a handy ingredient to stimulate the spirit of jockeying.

This, you are told, is because only the purest ingredients are used.

It may be testimony in favour of some new invention, some synthetic product of curious and abnormal ingredients; as a matter of fact it frequently is, and we confront such remarkable products as Mr. Wells has given us, for example.

English has been so much affected by extraneous, alien, and discordant influences, so much mixed with foreign ingredients, so much overloaded with adventitious appendages, that it is to most of those who speak it, in a considerable degree, a conventional and arbitrary symbolism.

Not that these selfish ingredients are absent in genuine love.

The proportion of the alcoholic ingredient varies, being about 50 per cent in brandy, whiskey, and rum, about 20 to 15 per cent in wines, down to 5 per cent, or less, in the various beers and cider; but whether the proportion of alcohol be more or less, the same element of danger is always present.

In every hundred parts of the solid ingredients, Common Salt, 81 parts; Epsom Salts, 7 parts; Chloride of Magnesium, 10 parts; Chloride of Potassium, 2 parts; and of Water about 2900 parts, although this must be accurately determined by the specific gravity.

For the siliceous ingredient of his composition he made choice of chalk-flints, calcined and ground to powder.

In full-fledged romantic love of the masculine type the admiration of a girl's personal beauty is no doubt the most entrancing ingredient.

He has that element of fear which is one of the eternal ingredients of joy.

This was all very well for the prince de Soubise; but as we do not write for princes and nobles alone, but that our British sisters may make the best dishes out of the least expensive ingredients, we will also pass the hams, and give a few general directions concerning Sauces, &c. 355.

Thick soups always include some farinaceous ingredients for thickening (flour, pea-flour, potato, etc.).

All of them are favourite ingredients in soups, stuffings, &c. FORCEMEAT FOR PIKE, CARP, HADDOCK, AND VARIOUS KINDS OF FISH.