He stepped to the kitchen, took a tooth-pick from the little red-and-white glass holder on the table, andwith this emblem of insouciance, at an angle of ninety, between his teethstrolled indolently, nonchalantly down the front steps, along the cement walk to the street and so toward town.

" "Well, then?" The woman beckoned a waiter; he nodded and vanished, and reappeared with a glass that was twin to the one she had just emptied.

She pushed her glass aside and leaned forward on her folded arms, so that her face was close to Terry's.

We noticed that she used plenty of hot water and clean rags, and that she rubbed the glass until it sparkled, leaning perilously sideways on the ladder to detect elusive streaks.

I've seen 'em in the glass case in the French Room.

Ray glanced in through the half-opened glass and ivory-enamel doors.

For standing before one of the plate-glass cases and patting into place with deft fingers the satin bow of a hand-wrought chemise was Ray Willets, in her shiny little black serge skirt and the braver of her two white shirtwaists.

The stately form of the floor manager was visible among the glass showcases beyond.

" She handed a powder-puff to Julia and turned her back to the broad mirror, holding a hand-glass high as she watched the powder-laden puff leaving a snowy coat on the neck and shoulders and back so generously displayed in the cherry-coloured gown.

He tapped that glass-covered contrivance impatiently with his whip.

A half-emptied glass of milk was on the table by the bed.

So he filled a glass for me, an' a glass for himself.

So he filled a glass for me, an' a glass for himself.

Method of cutting Glass.

If a tube, or goblet, or other round glass body is to be cut, a line is to be marked with a gun flint having a sharp angle, an agate, a diamond, or a file, exactly on the place where it is to be cut.

A long thread covered with sulphur is then to be passed two or three times round the circular line, and to be inflamed and burnt; when the glass is well heated some drops of cold water are to be thrown on it, when the piece will separate in an exact manner, as if cut with scissors.

It was high, mullioned, with a broad transom across the centre, and above the middle of the transom a tiny coat of armsthree caltrops gules upon a field argentlet into the diamond-paned glass.

"At first I struggled with a great deal of persecution, took up with a lodging which had a window no bigger than a pocket looking-glass, dined at a three-penny ordinary enough to starve a vacation tailor, kept little company, went clad in homely drugget, and drunk wine as seldom as a rechabite, or the grand seignior's confessor.

She disdained the little feminine arts of her age: Nor will in fading silks compose Faintly the inimitable rose, Fill up an ill-drawn bird, or paint on glass The Sovereign's blurr'd and indistinguished face, The threatening angel and the speaking ass.

We are told how Amasia "looked at me through a Multiplying-Glass," how she was troubled with a redness in her eyes, how she danced before a looking-glass, how her flowered muslin nightgown (or "night-rail," as he calls it) took fire, and how, though she promised to sing, yet she never performed.

We are told how Amasia "looked at me through a Multiplying-Glass," how she was troubled with a redness in her eyes, how she danced before a looking-glass, how her flowered muslin nightgown (or "night-rail," as he calls it) took fire, and how, though she promised to sing, yet she never performed.

I have drunk a many a glass of it.

I would go and take a glass whenever I wanted to.

None but a looking-glass would dare To gaze on such a scene.

A pipe, a book, A cosy nook, A fire,at least its embers; A dog, a glass; 'T is thus we pass Such hours as one remembers.