An ancient willow droops over the roof of round tiles, and partly hides the discolored stucco, which keeps dropping off into the garden as though the old café was stripping for the plunge into obliviondisrobing for its execution.

In a salad bowl lined with Lettuce leaves, arrange separate piles of 1/2 pound crab meat 3 hard-cooked eggs, chopped (use silver knife so white will not discolor) 2 roots celery or 1/2 pound endive cut in small pieces, and Tomato jelly cut in cubes.

Pavia macrocarpa (syn Pavia macrocarpa) an open-headed and graceful tree; Ae. flava discolor (syn Pavia discolor); and Ae.

Pavia macrocarpa (syn Pavia macrocarpa) an open-headed and graceful tree; Ae. flava discolor (syn Pavia discolor); and Ae.

M. LENNEI.This is a garden hybrid between M. conspicua and M. obovata discolor, and has flowers as large as a goose's egg, of a rosy-purple colour, and produced profusely.

M. OBOVATA DISCOLOR (syn M. purpurea).Japan, 1790.

S. DISCOLOR ARIAEFOLIA (syn S. ariaefolia).White Beam-leaved Spiraea.

Periploca graeca* Philadelphus Gordonianus satzumi Photinia arbutifolia Plagianthus Lyalli Philadelphus Lemoinei Rhododendron catawbiense maximum viscosum Rosa bracteata hemisphaerica Spartium junceum* Spiraea bella* discolor ariaefolia Spiraea salicifolia* sorbifolia* tomentosa Tamarix gallica* parviflora* Tilia petiolaris* Wistaria japonica* Yucca gloriosa Zauschneria californica AUGUST.

Even with the best intentions they are so influenced by prejudice and disappointment that they almost inevitably discolor truth.

Either the world was awry or his own faculties had become discolored and disjointed.

The finished cake, therefore, almost always has a white or cloudy appearance in the centre, and is frequently discolored.

implying, with his eyes, that the cloud overhanging Greenleaf for favors shown tohmm!certain others was already dark enough, "We've parlor furniture galore," he laughed, pointing out a number of discolored and broken articles that had been beautiful.

If the breathings of human woe, if the midnight misery of wretched, broken hearts, could have penetrated these stones, one might almost fancy that they would have sweat with human histories in the ditch where they lay, and discolored the puddles they bridged with the bitter distilment of grief centuries old.

Voluta scutulata sue discolor, Chemn.

Iron utensils, although they are, when new, apt to discolor and impart a disagreeable flavor to food cooked in them, are not objectionable from a health standpoint, if kept clean and free from rust.

Iron and tin discolor the sponge.

If the fruit is to be pared, use a silver knife for the purpose, as steel is apt to discolor the fruit.

Use a porcelain-lined kettle, for cooking, as an iron one will discolor it and injure its flavor.

Wordsworth communicated to Mr. Justice Coleridge how "he and James" were once "in a puzzle" about certain discolored spots upon the lawn.

As we re-enter the house, we are proud of our intrepidity and vigour, and pity the effeminacy of our less enterprising friends, who, though huddled together round the fire, like flies upon a sunny wall, still complain of cold, and instead of the bloom of health and animation, exhibit pale and pinched and discolored features, and hands cold, rigid, and of a deadly hue.

The stains of our cookery still discolor the old carpet; there is still the great ink-splash on the wall, that marks the spot where the little inkstand, aimed by Bobby at my head, and dodged by me, alighted.

E. There are no lions or tigers in America, but Europeans have loosely given these names to other species of the same genus, such as the felis onca, or jaguar; F. discolor or jaguarate; and F. concolor, or puma; which last is often called the American lion, and the jaguar is the Mexican tiger.

599 - v. montana Mountain Red ditto c.m. 600 - discolor Downy-leaved ditto c.m.

" That was too much for the Professor, whose occasional glass of beera habit left over from his student dayswould not discolor the nose of a humming-bird.

In the rays of the bull's-eye, a wedged mass of discolored coins showed with a lurid glow.