I exclaimed, rushin' into the kitchen door, one mornin' last spring, and addressin' Mrs. GREEN.

Then they left us to our pipes; but before the smoke was fairly started, there came the gallop of a horse up the roadway past the kitchen garden, and a moment later the great brass knocker was plied by a vigorous hand.

Smoke was rising from the kitchen-fire.

I thought you might be able to tell me how so many wine and whiskey bottles came to be standing on the kitchen table.

He tried to get away through the kitchen window along the ledge and down the spouting.

"Virginia," said Colonel Musgrave, "don't forget to make up a fire in the kitchen-stove before you go to bed.

Principles of kitchen layout.

" "What's all this junk in this barrel?" "Them's kitchen utensils, honey.

I was three years old then, and, when she got just crazy with homesickness, we used to dance it to each other evenings on the kitchen floor.

I crept in by the open window at the top of the kitchen stairs, and I came out by the same.

I honestly appreciate the fact you have come to me, not as the husband of that fiction in which kitchen-maids delight, breathing fire and speaking balderdash, but as one sensible man to another.

Now that she could drive the car and get away from her kitchen sink at will, she seemed another woman.

Here we set up a primitive kitchen-range, and, having feasted upon cutlets of the caribou, scientifically treated by a skewer process with which Zach was familiar, we lounged like "lazy shepherds" in the sun, and the eye of the Indian flashed as I produced from the folds of my sash a leather-covered flask which did not look as if it was meant to contain water.

So the dice were cogged from the start, and I have seen a plain kitchen chair sold for fifty pounds of sweet-scented, or something like the price at which a joiner in Glasgow would make a score and leave himself a handsome profit.

When we eat our morning rice, we are compelled to make no offering to the kitchen gods in the stove corner.

Then down to hell: tell Pluto, prince of devils, That great Alcides wants a kitchen wench To turn his spit.

" All day she lived on the hope that something might happen to bring him back at night; but before sundown Captain Rheid drove triumphantly into his own yard, shouting out to his wife in the kitchen doorway that the Linnet was well on her way.

Many window panes were shattered and the kitchen chimney of the hotel had toppled over; but no person had been injured and the damage could easily be repaired.

Ere this speech was ended, Heathcliff, who had been lying out of sight on a bench by the kitchen wall, stole out.

When, in a few days, the great car-load of the Millers' furniture arrived, Capt. Melville insisted upon its all going to the auction-rooms excepting the kitchen furniture, and a few things for which Jane had especial attachment.

Marjorie followed him down the kitchen steps, across the shed to a corner at the farther end; he found a nail and slipped it on and then asked her to reach it.

Marry, then, I can; straight to the kitchen-dresser, to John the cook, and get me a good piece of beef and brewis; and then to the buttery-hatch, to Thomas the butler for a jack of beer, and there for an hour I'll so belabour myself; and therefore I pray you call me not till you think I have done, I pray you, good master.

The mothers took off their kitchen aprons, washed their hands at Linnet's new sink, and gave Morris the key of the front door to hang up in an out-of-the-way corner of the wood shed.

" "You had much better learn kitchen work to begin with; one is then sure not to die of hunger.

Sometimes she strayed to the kitchen-porch, and, resting her elbows on the window-sill and her chin on both palms, looked at me with wondering eyes while I made bread or cake; sometimes she came by the long parlor-window, and sat down on a brioche at my feet while I sewed, talking in her direct, unconsidered way, so fresh, and withal so good and pure, I came to thinking the day very dull that did not bring "Kitten" to see me.