Then I soused my head in the cool stream, dashed the water upon my arms and came up dripping and gasping!

[Sidenote: Sir Tristram souses Sir Dagonet in the well] Now when Sir Tristram felt the prick of Sir Dagonet's sword, a certain part of his memory of knighthood came back to him and he was seized with a sudden fury against Sir Dagonet.

We, following, watched her drop her bundle near a board that sloped from a rock into nature's tub, then kneel upon the upper end and souse the clothes merrily up and down in the clear water.

After making a brief toilet by sousing our several faces in a pail of water, we have just breakfastedsketchily on wine and almonds.

Out, you soused gurnet, you woolfist!

He drew a bucket of water, and bared his muscular arms, then, after washing them, soused his curly hair and begrimed face, and came out wonderfully brightened by the operation.

So the surgeon soused the joint, wound and all, with iodine; the youth meanwhile staring blandly up at the ceiling with his arms crossed on his wide breast.

" [Sidenote: Sir Tristram souses Sir Kay in the water]

Shoved me right in, so quick I didn't know what the Devil was the matter, until I soused kersplash!

As for that sword, I may tell you that he took it away from a knight who came hither to threaten his life, and he soused that knight into the well so that he was wellnigh drowned.

Jim removed the cork and soused the liniment all over the Indian's back.

In the midst of it, now rolling her dripping bottom clear, now sousing her deck-load of lumber far above the guards, a coasting steam-schooner was lumbering drunkenly into port.

If de grease won't cut, souse 'em wit' lye.

At Marseilles they drench each other with scented water, which is poured from the windows or squirted from little syringes; the roughest jest is to souse passers-by with clean water, which gives rise to loud bursts of laughter."

fresh Raw 2-1/2 " " Roasted 3-1/4 " " Stewed 3-1/2 Parsnips Boiled 2-1/2 Pig Roasted 2-1/2 Pig's feet, soused Boiled 1 Pork, recently salted " 4-1/2 " Fried 4-1/4 "

Add to this nine gallons of fresh water, and in this solution souse the skin for two, or three, or four days.

On getting an old dress and a bonnet from her unloved aunt Glegg, she bastes the frock along with the roast beef on the following Sunday, and souses the bonnet under the pump.

"We know it," they Reply; expostulation seemed in vain, And over ears they souse him in again, And up again he rises, his words trip, And falter as before.

But on some lucky day (as when they found A lost bank note, or heard their son was drowned), At such a feast old vinegar to spare Is what two souls so generous cannot bear: Oil, though it stink, they drop by drop impart, But souse the cabbage with a bounteous heart.