The Flesh-pots or Paris.

"It was only a flesh-wound," said Gaunt, in his vague way,"deep, though.

A partridge had been shot, and for the first time during an entire month these men tasted flesh food.

This picture is printed in two or three simple tints, of which the flesh tint is the most predominant.

Similarly the heart-trefoil, or clover (Medicago maculata), was so called, because, says Coles in his "Art of Simpling," "not only is the leaf triangular like the heart of a man, but also because each leaf contains the perfect image of an heart, and that in its proper coloura flesh colour.

Only the Chandâlas are fishermen and hunters, and sell flesh meat.

How, then, must he have felt and spoke in the presence of such tyranny, if such tyranny had been within his official sphere, as should have made widows, by driving their husbands to some flesh-market, and their children not orphans, but cattle?

He prefers to eat other molluscshe is carnivorous, a flesh-eater; but these other molluscs do not wait to be eaten.

One of these flesh-flies was Ventidius, for whose debts unjustly contracted Timon but lately had paid down the sum of five talents.

I have met my flesh-hooks together.

It disgusts memakes my flesh crawl.

Whether he does this for cleanliness or to obtain a flavor of elephant for the hay is doubtful, however, for he always eats it after having made use of it as a flesh-brush for a good while.

A mortgaged house, painted flesh color, a front exposure, brick windows and a brass lightning rod.

This flesh hath drawn my soul to sin: If it must smart, thy will be done!

"This veil of flesh parts the visible and invisible world.

Not only did Daniele da Volterra, an execrable colourist, dab vividly tinted patches upon the modulated harmonies of flesh-tones painted by the master; but the whole surface has sunk into a bluish fog, deepening to something like lamp-black around the altar.

At length the term of my imprisonment approached its close, and on the 30th of September, 1791, I was liberatedmy flesh creeps as I name the day.

My flesh rebels at anything approaching to harshness," and then he went complacently back to his library to weave and fashion the graceful phrases which flowed from his facile pen.

Besides, there was neither "Constitution" nor "compact," to send back Abraham's fugitives, nor a truckling police to pounce upon them, nor gentleman-kidnappers, suing for his patronage, volunteering to howl on their track, boasting their blood-hound scent, and pledging their "honor" to hunt down and "deliver up," provided they had a description of the "flesh-marks," and were suitably stimulated by pieces of silver.

Everything else is larded in a similar way; and, in the case of poultry, hold the breast over a charcoal fire for one minute, or dip it into boiling water, in order to make the flesh firm.

Here flesh decays and blood drips red, And the Cow's dead, the old Cow's dead.

They are first rubbed with salt on their insides, or flesh sides, then placed one on the other, the flesh sides uppermost, in a salting-trough which has a gutter round its edges to drain away the brine; for, to have sweet and fine bacon, the flitches must not be sopping in brine, which gives it the sort of vile taste that barrel and sea pork have.

As no means to amend her were availing, he sold her to a member of his congregation, and in the usual style of human flesh dealers, warranted her 'sound,' &c.

May he be cursed in life and may the flesh shrivel on his bones and his soul be eternally damned with another candle and fifty gold pieces to the altar of holy Saint Giles" But now hearing Roger groan, the archer paused to admonish him thus: "Croak not, Roger, croak not," quoth he, "think not upon thy vile body pray, man, praypray thyself speechless.

I stood trembling, breathing hard, my flesh burning, peering about.