Across the room she paced slowly several times, a deep, anxious expression upon her pale countenance; then slowly she slipped off her gown and put on a dark stuff dress.

It is so well known to the settlers' children in that desert country that they are always wandering off to the plain to look for it, just as the children in a town are always running off with their halfpence to the sweet-stuff shop.

It seems a dream to her, that she who sits there now reeling yarn in her stuff petticoat and white short-gown is the same who took the arm of Colonel Burr amid the blaze of wax-lights and the sweep of silks and rustle of plumes.

Meanwhile King, making his way down the mountain slope, found that his estimate of the storm was cheerlessly correct; the fluffy stuff underfoot was in places already knee-deep and mounting steadily higher.

she gasped, as she gazed at their stuff gowns and their brooms.

And Binns, the baker (whom a murrain seize!), Immune from fraud's accustomed penalties, Sells me a stuff compound of string and lead, And has the nerve to name the substance bread.

What I ain't got straight yet, is whar thet stuff cum from so easy.

A stuff curtain covers it over.

"The damned stuff cuts like butter," he said.

He sits to the very last moment, then hastily stuffs deeds, documents, papers of all descriptions into a portmanteau already overflowing, and rushes to his carriage.

Mix all on stove in skillet, remove from fire and stuff fowl.

my pretty rusticwhy your straw hat and brown stuff frock, with white bib, and that gay flowered apron, with the sprig of jessamine stuck at your sideyou look so homely and comely beneath the shade of that tall oak, that I could fancy you were only the shepherd's cottage at the corner of the grange.

Stuff goose with bread dressing, or chestnut dressing, a dressing of apples is also very good.

I looked round on my first-night audience with a kind of wonder, discoveredas all new Dramatic Critics dothat it rested with me to reform the Drama, and, after a supper choked with emotion, went off to the office to write a column, piebald with "new paragraphs" (as all my stuff isit fills out so) and purple with indignation.

On the 20th, in 54 degrees 18 minutes North, 195 degrees 45 minutes East, a volcano throwing out dense smoke was observed; and in the afternoon they received a visit from a man who had evidently been in contact with Europeans, for he was wearing green cloth breeches and a stuff jacket.

" "It was plain, fool movie stuff jealousy.

They call this stuff kinnekinnik; but they like to mix about a fourth o' our tobacco with it, so Pee-eye-em tells me, an' he's a good judge.

Then do not squander time, for that is the stuff life is made of.

On my venturing to remark to the warehouse-man who showed me the articles mentioned, that I supposed they were the very cheapest things in the trade, he remarked, "Oh dear no, we don't do anything in the cheap stuff line.

Take neck of turkey, stuff with following: One-quarter pound of almonds or walnuts chopped fine and seasoned with chopped parsley, pepper and salt, put two hard-boiled eggs in the centre of this dressing; stuff neck, sew up the ends and when roasted slice across so as to have a portion of the hard-boiled egg on each slice; place on platter and surround with sprigs of parsley. *STUFFINGS FOR MEAT AND POULTRY* TO STUFF

PEPPERS STUFFED WITH NUTS Another good way to stuff peppers is to parboil them and then stuff them with a forcemeat made of chopped nuts and bread crumbs moistened with salt and pepper.

I rap him up in de paper and stuff piece ob it in he mouffdat was de way.

Everything of the fantastic has been copied, but no foundations have been laid; with the result that England's educational system to-day resembles a piece of patchwork containing a rich variety of colours and a still greater variety of stuff-quality.

" "You're too polished an article for his hand; he wants his work-stuff raw," Doctor Brainard said again.

This gesture was always accompanied by the same mocking remark: "That's the way to stuff sausages!"