She put away the barbe and the pink muslin, locked her ribbon-box into the lower drawer, gave up crimping her hair, and wore the chocolate calico all day.

Mould it into cakes, crimp the edges, and bake in a moderate oven.

Ox-tail Soup. Crimped Salmon.

CHAPTER XIV Captain Nugent awoke the morning after his attempt to crimp his son with a bad headache.

He lives in the upper dwellings of the cloister with his mother, who washes the linen of the choir, and of the señores canons; and it is a delight to see how she crimps the surplices.

Ox-tail Soup. Crimped Cod and Oyster Sauce. ENTREES.

Clean and crimp the tench; carefully lay it in a stewpan with the stock, wine, salt and pepper, and bay-leaf; let it stew gently for 1/2 hour; then take it out, put it on a dish, and keep hot.

One evening Mr. Brownlow sent up word to have Oliver come down into his study and see him for a little while,so Mrs. Bedwin helped him to prepare himself, and although there was not even time to crimp the little frill that bordered his shirt-collar, he looked so delicate and handsome, that she surveyed him with great complacency.

There was a hope in it; the life was more than raiment; it was better worth while than to have only got on the nice round collar and dainty cuffs that fitted and suited her, or even the little bead net that came over in a Marie Stuart point so prettily between the small crimped puffs of her hair.

Salmon and Lobster Sauce. Crimped Perch and Dutch Sauce. ENTREES.

Stick the square end into the cap until it touches the fulminate, and crimp down the copper shell all round with a dull knife to hold the fuse.

A series of such poems, suppose them accompanied with plates descriptive of animal torments,cooks roasting lobsters, fishmongers crimping skates, etc.,would take excessively, I will willingly enter into a partnership in the plan with you; I think my heart and soul would go with it too,at least, give it a thought.