SEE Towse, Anna B. Suggestions for enriching the core program presented in Before we read, by William S. Gray & Marion Monroe.

We drank as we could, and then went into Pump Street, to the house of a "core-maker," a kind of labourer for moulders.

pipes, including the necessary core boxes; also pulley patterns from 6 in.

Sure, we all have the shared desire for the core canon of literature, but each of us want to complete that collection with different texts that are as distinctive and individualistic as fingerprints.

One more nugget about Baina: a few hard-core journos based there have some commercial sex workers on call, just the way some cops do.

Some of the stories in this volume are obviously the work of an apprentice, but they have been included because, however faulty in technique, they do serve to illustrate a past that can never come back, and men and women who were outwardly crude and illiterate but at core kind and chivalrous, and nearly always humorously unconventional.

Hay-ropes are used for many purposes, their principal use being in the foundry for core-making; but they also find a large application for packing ironmongery and furniture.

Yea, for Lanciotto found them: many an hour Ere their dear joy had run its doomèd date, Had they, in silken nook and blossomed bower, All unsuspect the blessed apple ate, Who now must grind its core predestinate.

BAKED APPLE WITH OATMEAL Pare and core the apples and fill the core space with left-over oatmeal mush.

The foundry has 16 moulding benches, an oven for core baking, and a blast furnace of one-half ton capacity.

The amplifiers consisted of iron core transformers comprising several stages of radio frequency.

For charging the retort, the water-tank is placed on a trolly; and standing upright on a stool inside the tank is placed the piña, or conical mass of silver amalgam, which is held together by being built up on a core-bar fitted with a series of horizontal disks.