And don't forget to have potted plants and palms, and so forth, galore.

Didn't the drunk guy try to pot Bart?"

How to pot BEEF.

Get out your gun and pot the black.

Chars to pot Catchup to make + Walnut do.

Meliora, ac plura reponit Persicus orborum lautissimus [hh] Si potes avelli Circensibus, optima Sorae, Aut Fabrateriae domus, aut Frusinone paratur, Quanti nunc tenebras unum conducis in annum.

I mean, that his large and liberal inspiration could only find its proper vent in his own language; he could not be content with potting up little delicacies in old-fashioned vessels.

Otherwise the assassin, since he had retained sufficient wit and strength to crawl into hiding, could and assuredly would have potted Monsieur Duchemin with neither difficulty nor compunction.

Eiden Alaetheiae proaen chairousa graphonta Haeroon te bious Birchion, aede sophon Kai bion, eipen, hotan rhipsaes thanatoio belessi, Sou pote grapsomenon Birchion allon echois.

white Whigs to make Wild Fowl to pot Wine Elder to make do.

But the 'Reform' housekeeper need be under no apprehension on that score, for she can have the choicest and most wholesome materials fresh from the garden to her pot-au-feu, at a trifling cost.

In process of time the fabulous ranges of the "Carabine à Tige" were heard of, and when it was ascertained that the French riflemen potted the gunners on the ramparts of Rome with such rapidity that they could not stand to their guns before a rifle nearly a mile distant, the cone shape once more turned up, and Captain Minié came forward as the champion of the old expanding ball.

[Illustration: THE HARE.] POTTED HARE (a Luncheon or Breakfast Dish).

Venison to pot Haunch of, to roast Vinegar, to make of Gooseberries another Way do + do.

Illa nequit superesse tibi, tu non potes illi, Ergo Caledoniæ nomen inane, vale.

Or pot a tin lion, JIM?

"He, bein' as game as any white man, jack-potted the lot.

Collared and potted meats or fish, cold game or poultry, veal-and-ham pies, game-and-Rump-steak pies, are all suitable dishes for the breakfast-table; as also cold ham, tongue, &c. &c. 2145.

If it recalls the poets of Deism, it recalls no less one of the most ancient of all metaphysical poems, the poem of Parmenides on Being: [Greek: pos d' an epeit apoloito pelon, pos d' an ke genoito; ei ge genoit, ouk est', oud ei pote mellei esesthai.

"Julia sola poles nostras extinguere flammas, Non nive, nun glacie, sed potes igne pari.

To pot PARTRIDGES.

Secundo mi amice bone, My breeches take, but there's no money, Et vestes etiam tibi dentur, If such old things to wear you'll venture; Pediculos si potes pellas, But they are sometimes prince's fellows; Accipe libros etiam musam, If I had lived I ne'er had used them, Spero quod his contentus eris,

Before using mould for potting purposes it is advisable to examine it carefully and pick out any Wire-worms that are in it.

" Paganini has led all London captive, by a single piece of twisted catgut:"Tu potes reges comitesque stultos ducere."

To pot SALMON to keep half a Year.