I then addressed my attention to the sardine tins, which from the first had seemed the most likely hiding-places.

The roe are salted and sent to France to be used for bait in the sardine fisheries.

A city, however, that produces Artificial Human Eyes may see its way to make anything; consequently, all sorts of diverse things are produced in Birmingham, from coffin furniture to custard powder, vices to vinegar, candles to cocoa, blue bricks to bird cages, handcuffs to horse collars, anvils to hat bands, soap to sardine openers, &c., &c., &c.

There's a dark sardine base, but over it real seas of light, clear light; there isn't any positive color; and once when I was angry, I caught a glimpse of them in a mirror, and they were quite white, perfectly colorless, only luminous.

It was quite a success and tasted like very bad sardine oil.

SARDINE CANAPÉS Toast lightly diamond-shaped slices of stale bread and spread with a sardine mixture made as follows:Skin and bone six sardines, put them in a bowl and run to a paste with a silver spoon.

I remember well the exceeding plentifulness of the little fishesnone of them so large as many of those which now fill the so-called sardine boxeswhen I was at Douarnenez in 1839.

As it is, thanks to his habit of lying in excessive compression within his tin tabernacle, and the prevalence in these congested days of too many passengers on the Tubes, on the Underground and in the omnibuses, whoever would publicly remove gravity has but to set up the sardine comparison and be rewarded.