When nearly dry it should be curried with olive oil or clarified butter if required for wear, but if only for floor covering or carriage rug, the English curriers' common 'dubbin,' sold by shopkeepers, is best.

The home was very small, but clean and sweet; and it was not long before they were all sat down together over a tea of wholesome bread and butter and eggs, in the preparation of which it seemed odd to see the old man taking his share.

In her youth, she was adept at butter-making and similar rural work, but she found time to master Italian and German.

If she had a passion in life it was for cream and for butter-making, and it had been a sore trial to her in her life as the Elder's housekeeper, that she must use stinted measures of milk, bought from neighbors.

In person Mr. Campbell was not unlike a retired grocer who had shaken the butter and eggs from his soul and settled back to enjoy a life of placid idleness.

Next she mixed with them some butter and a farthing's worth of betel-nut.

I have never known an instance of slaves on plantations being furnished either with sugar, butter, cheese, or milk.

" "I can't quarrel with my bread and butter," said Jay.

"You've got plenty of money of your own for bread and butter.

Mrs. Preston said that Martha was too long in going to market with the butter, and she made the bread too thick, and did not press all the water out of the butter, and she folded up the fleeces the wrong way, and therefore she did all herself.

Mrs. Preston said that Martha was too long in going to market with the butter, and she made the bread too thick, and did not press all the water out of the butter, and she folded up the fleeces the wrong way, and therefore she did all herself.

I thinking him to be as simple as you'd see in the world, and he putting bread upon his own butter as we slept!

A bit of butter on a plate 2.

The refreshments were nut-bread sandwiches, peanut butter sandwiches, hot cocoa, cocoanut macaroons, vanilla ice-cream with chocolate nut sauce, and peanut brittle.

The sandwiches are bread and butter, and some "good-to-eat" daisies can be made from hard-boiled eggs, by cutting the whites petal-shaped, and by mixing the yellow with salad mayonnaise to form the centers.

One girl had contributed a little booklet of choice apple recipes, a jar of apple butter and another of home-made apple sauce.

With the salad simple bread and butter sandwiches were eaten.

SALAD WATERCRESS SANDWICHES RASPBERRY ICE MACAROONS III CHICKEN SALAD FINGER ROLLS FROZEN CUSTARD SUNSHINE CAKE IV SCALLOPED CRAB MEAT BREAD AND BUTTER SANDWICHES STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM ANGEL CAKE V ICED CLAM BROTH WITH WHIPPED

The menu was also yellow and white and consisted of hot bouillon, sprinkled with grated hard-boiled egg yolks; chicken jelly salad with mayonnaise; tiny bread and butter sandwiches; frozen custard in ice cups trimmed with white paper petals, so that each individual serving looked like a daisy; small squares of sponge cake, and angel food iced in yellow; yellow and white candies.

The grocer who sold margarine as butter should have felt that there was a stain on the escutcheon of the Higginses.

Then occurred a strange thing to them all; for 'twas ever Cedric's way to swear and curse, using holy names and blasphemous phrases; and it startled Katherine more than all, as he spoke low and calmly, holding out his jewelled hand to her: "Come, Mistress Penwick, I will escort thee to thy chamber; 'tis a childish trick of thine to seek bread and butter at such unseemly hours.

" "Ah!with one pair of shapely hands unused to spreading butter, it doth take long in preparation."

"I find naught here of bread or butter, Mistress Penwick; we will have to seek elsewhere!"

These trays contained meat-pilafs, swimming in melted butter; vine leaves filled with chopped mutton; kababs, or bits of roast meat spitted on wooden splinters; crisp cucumbers; a kind of tasteless bread; a dish that looked like vermicelli sweetened with honey; thin jelly, and sweetmeats that tasted strongly of rosewater.

Over and besides the tenth part of every servant's wages, wool, milk, honey, wax, cheese, and butter;