Fold the paste in three, roll it out again, and sprinkle more cheese over; fold the paste, roll it out, and with a paste-cutter shape it in any way that may be desired.

There was abundant reason for uneasiness; the cutter astern certainly going through the water four feet, to the other's three.

Handing the bouquet to Toddie, we entered the garden, when he shrieked, "Oh, there's a cutter-grass!"

Small grooves are sometimes turned out of the piston rod above and below the cutter hole, and hemp is introduced in order to make the piston eye tight.

With a strong tide and a fair wind we were soon clear of the Scheldt, and next morning a cutter hove in sight, and in a few minutes we found ourselves once more under the British pennant.

The grooms and grass-cutters howl and dance.

Stamp out into rounds with lid or biscuit-cutter, about 2-1/2" or 3" diameter, and with a smaller cutter mark about half-way through the paste.

The valve rod is three fourths of an inch in diameter, and the mortice is connected to the valve rod by a socket 1 inch long, and 1-1/8 inch diameter, through which a small cutter passes.

Why cannot the marble-cutters procure some of the Heliconian fraternity as partners?

These reminded him at once of the master workers who are said to rule over the leaf-cutter ants; like them they seemed to be directing and co-ordinating the general movements.

To proceed with the notes: THE CUTTER YACHT "BLACK MARIA.