His pots and his ladles are as grand and primal as the seething-pots and hooks seen in old prophetic vision.

His pots and his ladles are as grand and primal as the seething-pots and hooks seen in old prophetic vision.

An avenue of trees and a high hedge rendered the house quite private, and the roof was a lovely recreation place and promenade for the ladles and girls of the family, who were all purdah.

He set up a pair of shelves inside the house, as an excellent place to keep various things, such as an almanache had bought one at lastand ladles and vessels not in use.

Lord Timothy Dexter, as he is facetiously called, shipped warming-pans to the West Indies, in defiance of all geographical objections to the venture, and made money by the shipment,not because warming-pans were wanted there, but because the natives mistook and used them for molasses-ladles.

Ladles of Cong.

Mrs. Emily S. Ewell, 1 Box, for Atlanta U. Phillipston, Mass. Ladles of Cong.

Young Ladles' Miss'y Circle of Day St. Ch., Bbl.

Hughes Mearns (A); 7May54; R130149. WYLIE, I. A. R. And ladles prefer.

CORP. Lives of fair and gallant ladles.

(In Ladles' home journal, June 1934)

POWELL, HARFORD. Better bed manners; a book of etiquette for ladles and gentlemen.

(In The Ladles home Journal, Jan. 1937)

(In Ladles home journal, July 1946)

CORP. Lives of fair and gallant ladles.

(In Ladles' home journal, June 1934)

(In The Ladles home Journal, Jan. 1937)

The ladles trio choir.

(In Ladles' home Journal, May 1947)

And the earth was scattered over with the (sacrificial) contents of broken jars and shattered ladles for pouring libations of clarified butter and with the sacred fires kept with care by the ascetics.

I hope thou hast polished the sacrificial ladles and spoons and brought the calf to the milch cow whose milk furnisheth materials for making offerings on the fire.

And it is said that in all those rites, seven sets of stakes, rings for the sacrificial stakes, spots, ladles, utensils, spoons were prepared by him.

Possessed of car and arrows, furnished with handsome fences and quiver and conch and banner and coat of mail, decked with diadem and scimitar and bow, the son of Pritha shineth like the blazing (Homa) fire surrounded with sacrificial ladles and fed with sacrificial butter.'

Ladles of Cong.

Not a Creature, Nothing within, but he and his Law-tempest, The Ladles, Dishes, Kettles, how they flie all!