He writes, as he says, to appease her "alluring beauty (visibilia et invisibilia) heightened by wrath to the height of your slipper-heel."

"I hope those are wedlock shoes," quoth Moppet, with a queer, mischievous glance, as she tied the slipper strings around the slender ankle.

R87462, 14Dec51, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) Singer machine 46K38 single thread chain stitch for turned slipper work, by Archibald Tregaskis.

At the age of forty-five he becameas he himself expressed itan abject slave, and he would as soon have tried to steer in a slipper-bath right in the teeth of an equinoctial hurricane, as have opposed the will of his wife.

In other words, a slipper shoe should be applied and the contraction given equally as much attention as the sand-crack itself.

Teresita bantered, poking a slipper-toe tentatively towards the saddle, and clasping her hands in mock rapture.

She looked down a long perspective of glittering show-cases filled with the minor luxuries of the toilet, the ruffs, the collars, the slipper-rosettes, the embroidered belts, the hair ornaments, the chiffon scarves, all objects diverse, innumerable, perishable as mist in tree-branches, all costly in exact ratio to their fragility.

It is also advisable to provide a pair of very light leather slipper boots to reach to just under the knee for wear in camp.

At length walking onward they were descried far away over the floe towards Hut Point; soon after we saw good firm tracks over a snow surface, a pleasant change from the double tracks and slipper places we had seen on the bare ice.