Chop all the cabbage from the inside and fry in hot grease with 1 sliced onion.

I also notised large fassits onto the toes of their butes, so as to let out the grease occasionly, and keep there butes from sloppin' over.

President RANSOM told me, that a fat man's wife invented the fassets, so as to save sope grease.

"One fat man in hot weather," said Mister RANSOM, "will furnish grease enuff, in the summer time, to keep his family in soft sope the year around, besides supplyin' two or three daily papers with a lot.

Mac knelt down opposite, pouring liberal libation of candle-grease on the uncouth, bony mass between them.

The grease is bound to drip, and to be found in some little corner by one of the discipline officers.

" McGaffey, knowing he was about to decamp, had not kept the press very clean; but Thursday Smith put in the afternoon and evening removing grease, polishing and rubbing, until the huge machine shone resplendent.

Some ingenious tar, whose name deserves a better fate than the oblivion into which it has fallen, attained this object by "arming" the bottom of the lead with a lump of grease, to which more or less of the sand or mud, or broken shells, as the case might be, adhered, and was brought to the surface.

Never got a grease spot on my finger from my sheep.

She would take grease and soot and make shoe polish for them.

Elbow-grease is the secret of the Blood Seedlin', ain't it, Al?"

They take care to keep the Skin from shrinking, by the help of a little Oil or Grease, which saves it also from Corruption.

In the mourning ceremonies of the Creeks the nearer relatives smeared their hair and faces with a composition made of grease and wood ashes, and would remain in that condition for several days, and probably a month.

" He was quite carried away with his own witticism, so that in sheer good nature he went and returned with six soup plates which were covered over with a thick grease quite impervious to cold water.

Crowding all of these was the grease wood with its yellow bloom, the snow-bush or buckthorn, with a blossom resembling white lilac and fully as sweet, and all the other shrubs of our mountain chaparrals, all, however, blended into one beautiful and fragrant bouquet, so exquisitely formed that man's ingenuity could never equal it in arranging floral decorations.

"Grease and dirt are the savage's wearing-apparel," says the Swedish proverb.

A little later the Bishop set out, his face clean-shaven to the ruffle of white whisker that ran under his chin from ear to ear, his scant hair smooth and shining with grease from the largest bear ever trapped in the Pine Mountains, and his tall form arrayed in his best suit of homespun.

When they reached it, he closed the door and fixed the candle on the table in some of its own grease.

The candle was sputtering in its pool of grease.

A shelf extended along one side of the apartment, and it was covered with mugs containing paint and grease.

It is remarkable and degrading to observe the utmost human ingenuity and industry employed, in order to procure a dish of potatoes fried in grease once in the week.

"Grease that's sweated (or sweat) from the murderer's gibbet, throw into the flame.

Wanner grease, at 6.4d.

9½ Grease, 0.67 pound at 6.4d.

1 5½ Grease, 0.754 pound per day at 6.4d.