The curtain rises upon the Genial Artist searching for his friend, the Graceless Private, in the empty jugs and glasses at the Golden Sun Inn.

All pans, jugs, and vessels intended for milk, should be kept beautifully clean, and well scalded before the milk is put in, as any negligence in this respect may cause large quantities of it to be spoiled; and milk should never be kept in vessels of zinc or copper.

Decanters and water-jugs require still more tender treatment in cleaning, inasmuch as they are more costly to replace.

There were bags of meal and flour, coffee and tea, and then came the calico and cotton goods, jugs of molasses and a barrel of sugar.

The young Irishman had won two demijohns and three jugs of rum from the captain, and he was now playing for the last pint flask the skipper possessed.

As the circle widenstownwards at any rateyou soon get into a region of murky houses, ragged children, running beer jugs, poverty; and as you move onwards, in certain directions, the plot thickens, until you get into the very lairs of ignorance, depravity, and misery.

Near the olive tree was a well, the water of which was so cold and pure that the girls of the region, with their cheeks like roses and their lips like raspberries, came thither night and morning with their jugs.

Upon their heads, covered with pads, they carried their jugs, round and slender as themselves, supporting them with their beautiful bare arms, raised aloft like living handles.

Go and paint the hen-coops and make water-jugs!" Jean silently shakes his head, and only replies to all these railleries by a kindly smile.

He is a great stickler in the tumults of double jugs, and ventures his head by his place, which is broke many times to keep whole the peace.

Knapsacks, coats, canteens, handkerchiefs, pots, pans, household utensils, bottles, jugs and caps were everywhere.

" Ann changed the jugs, and, ignoring a mild triumph in Mr. Wilks's eye, returned to the larder, whence ensued a musical trickling.

"I heard father say he drinks gallons a day," she remarked; "you'd better fill all the jugs, Ann.

Finally, she decided for a set of beer jugs and glasses, half of which she gave to each of the two friends to carry.

This done, the drivers were liberally rewarded for their trouble by Mr. Bloundel, and after draining several large jugs of ale brought them by the farmer, made the best of their way back, certain of obtaining further employment during the night.

There are men always ready inside to draw the water and fill the jugs, which till people come are kept full; these men receive a yearly salary.

He carried a file along with them hoeing and would sharpen their hoes and fetch 'em water in their jugs.

Although "SAKI" is only occasionally at his very best in this volumeon the grim side, in "The Interlopers," and in his more familiar irresponsible and high-spirited way in "A Bread-and-Butter Miss" and "The Seven Cream Jugs;" although there may be no masterpiece of fun or raillery to put beside, say, "Esmé;" there is in every story a phrase or fancy marked by his own inimitable felicity, audacity or humour.

The tables were covered with great stone jugs and long beer glasses; the students were talking and shouting and drinking.

In preparation for the evening our 'Union Jacks' and sledge flags were hung about the large table, which itself was laid with glass and a plentiful supply of champagne bottles instead of the customary mugs and enamel lime juice jugs.

Spouts and handles of jugs and tea-pots are made and united with the body of the vessel in the same way.

Even if it were not certain death to attempt it, one might as well try to fly, as to quench that furnace with jugs and chatties of water.

Justinian Jugs's patent.

Justinian Jugs's patent.

The supply consisted of 120 loads of casabe bread, 46 bushels of maize, 130 jars or jugs of olive oil, 10 barrels of biscuit, 300 island cheeses, 1 cask of flour, 30 pitchers of wine, 200 fowls, and 150 small boxes of preserved fruit (membrillo).