What they wanted was eatable game, and they affected no intelligent interest in knowing the manners and customs of the particular species that was sending up appetising odours from the pot.

Now it befell upon a certain evening as Roger bent to peer into the pot that seethed and bubbled upon the fire and to sniff its appetising savour, he presently fell a-singing to himself in a voice gruff yet musical withal; whereupon Beltane, turning languid head, fell to watching this new Roger, and thereafter spake on this wise: BELTANE.

So Patty rested, until Pansy came and called them to a most appetising little lunch spread very simply on the dining-table.

Monk suggested, placing a chair for her at one end of a small table on which was spread an appetising cold supper.

After smelling for a quarter of an hour a variety of rich, appetising vapours, I rose up quite satisfied.

" He pushed open an unpretentious glazed door and we followed him into the restaurant, whereof the atmosphere was pervaded by an appetising meatiness mingled with less agreeable suggestions of the destructive distillation of fat.

Picture to yourself the soup-tureen, with gayly-flowered bowl, from which arose an appetising odor, the dish of trout garnished with parsley, the plates filled with fruits and little meal cakes as yellow as gold; then worthy Father Zacharias, handing first one and then the other of the plates of fruit and cakes to Charlotte, who lowered her eyes, frightened at the old man's compliments and tender speeches.

We tasted the soup and meat stew, and found them of good quality and very appetising.

We examined the day's provision in the kitchen, and found it wholesome and appetising.

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appetising, nutritious, sustaining.

A delightful combination of "Pitman" Nut Meats (the outcome of years of research to produce unique, delicately flavoured, well-balanced, and highly nutritious foods, each a perfect substitute for flesh meat), and pure, carefully seasoned vegetable jelly, so blended to make an appetising and nutritious dish.

His overtures were gratefully received, and the European, on returning at noon with a heavy bag, was delighted to find an appetising tiffin ready for his acceptance.

In the way of PORRIDGES, I should like to specially commend Banana Oats as being something quite new and appetising.

I shall not forget the green terror on the faces of all the men in a railway carriage when I accidentally set fire to the train, nor have I found it really appetising to suspect even the quickest poison in my soup.

All these dainties, mingling their various odours with the aroma of the tea and fine old java that came steaming forth from the richly chased silver pots, could not fail to produce a very appetising effect.

Under the circumstances it would be difficult to conceive more appetising repasts or a regime which is likely to produce scorbutic symptoms.

The roasted mutton is a very fine and a very appetising sight.

These observations certainly do not present Skinner in the light of an appetising object.

It was about nine o'clock when we reached the car and Marcus Aurelius's welcoming smiles, and an appetising supper.

He refused the egg alternative, and greatly enjoyed them and our Brussels sprouts, speaking highly of the pleasure of country fare, and apologising about the good appetising effects of a journey, when Charlie tempted him with a third chop, the hottest and most perfect of all.

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This makes a very pretty, as well as appetising dish, if care is taken to keep the yolk intact.

" Under May he furnishes us with a second and not less appetising menu: "Butter and sage are now the wholesome Breakfast, but fresh cheese and cream are meat for a dainty mouth; the early Peascods and Strawberries want no price with great Bellies; but the Chicken and the Duck are fatted for the Market; the sucking Rabbet is frequently taken in the Nest, and many a Gosling never lives to be a Goose.

Vines loaded with ripe grapes grow spontaneously amid the trees, but they are wild vines and there is such an abundance of useful and appetising fruits that nobody bothers to cultivate vineyards.