In the recent state it is covered by the sensitive sole.

As to being hungry, I am!" "Come along, then, uncle!" cried the boy, and Uncle Sol and his nephew were speedily engaged on a fried sole, with a prospect of steak to follow.

He has the shanks of another moose which he has since shot, skinned and stuffed, ready to be made into boots by putting in a thick leather sole.

a The inferior face of horny sole; b, inferior border of the wall; c, body or cushion of the frog; d, median lacuna of the frog; e, lateral lacuna of the frog; f, the bar; g, the quarter; h, the point of the frog; i the heel.

After the water boils, 7 minutes for a middling-sized sole.

Yes; along the inner sole of this shoe there are signs of what looks very much like blood.

The boot was turned out right again, and then he sewed on a thin sole, and over this nailed another.

An unconscionably long time when you have a delicious sole à la Regence getting cold on your hands.

Turn out to cool, shape into fritters, and fry as mock sole.

At the same time it must be remembered that the granulating process of repair is always more rapid upon the plantar cushion and fleshy sole than upon the bone, or upon tendinous or cartilaginous structures.

And, moreover, abduction is a special kind of case, seeing that if the participes criminis are free the femme sole, sometimes called the femina capta, is in greater danger.

This done, more than usual care should be taken in following up any other small prick or dark spot that may show itself upon the white surface of the cleaned sole.

There would be an inside sole as well as an outside sole tacked together by means of small tacks made of maple wood.

He sat down and extracted a thorn from the leathery sole of his bare foot.

To our minds harm is far more likely to arise from a shoe of this class through the thinned iron heels of the shoe becoming attenuated under wear to the point of bending, and so inflicting an injury upon the adjoining sole.

" The convict knelt on the man's ankles and pushed the coal against the naked sole of the brown foot.

There would be an inside sole as well as an outside sole tacked together by means of small tacks made of maple wood.

Failing this, the bearing surface may be made level, and fractures repaired by using the huflederkitt described in the treatment of pumiced sole.

It was caution, not fear, however, which caused me to breathe quicklymy sole, overpowering dread being that I might have to return, and face Sheridan with a report of failure.

Lady Harberton, in 1885, was at the head of an organized movement in London to introduce the bifurcated skirt; Mrs. Jenness Miller, in this country, is making an entire revolution in every garment that belongs to a woman's toilet; and common-sense shoemakers have vouchsafed to us, at last, a low, square heel to our boots and a broad sole in which the five toes can spread themselves at pleasure.

Mrs. Challice lived in Werter Road, Werter Road starting conveniently at the corner of the High Street where the fish-shop wasan establishment where authentic sole was always obtainable, though it was advisable not to buy it on Monday mornings, of course.

DEAR SIR,When I was an undergraduate at Cambridge in the 'sixties a "Limerick" was current which began as follows: "There was an adventurous sole Which swallowed an albatross whole.

Free as a child, thou can'st prove all and be The forger sole of thine own destiny.