I think too that the food question has played too large a part, so if the children suggest more cooking I shall look in the larder and say that really we must not buy or bake as food goes bad in hot weather, and we must not waste in war time.

We looked into the larder and found that yesterday's greens were going bad, so decided not to buy more.

We each took a firelock with us in hope of knocking over some game for supper, to help out our dwindling larder.

These coolers keep butter remarkably firm in hot weather, and are extremely convenient for those whose larder accommodation is limited.

Suffice it to say, that any cold meat the larder may furnish, should be nicely garnished, and be placed on the buffet.

Now we'll complete the larder.

He had his own gun handy, and meant to have a share in getting a supply of bear meat for the camp larder.

"What 'a we got in the larder?

We do not wish to represent this clergyman as having an undue gastronomic propensity; but, as having a due one, and a salary that was so badly paid as quite to disable him from furnishing his larder, or cellar, with anything worth mentioning, in advance.

He has lost that schooner, and all my property is in the hands of wrackers, who are worse than so many rats in a larder.

Here, after our tedious chilly voyage, we were not ill-pleased to see the inside of an inn once more, and Don Sanchez, taking us to the King's posting-house, orders a fire to be lighted in a private room, and the best there was in the larder to be served us in the warm parlour.

Thereupon the old gentleman became pressing: the young strangers were at last prevailed upon to accept it, and very full justice they did to the larder and cellar of the successful chronometer-maker.

One of the soldiers has brought us half a dozen bottles of good winethree bottles of red and three of whitebut the larder remains empty.

I do not know exactly what a larder is; but if it is as empty as I am at the present moment it must remind itself of a haunted house.

His perturbation attracted the attention of his hostess, and, looking round for the cause, she was just in time to see Ann disappearing into the larder with a cream jug.

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

The restoration, as it is well called in France, effected by means of the larder and the resting of wearied limbs, is usually communicated to the spirits; and it must be a crusty humor indeed, or singularly bad fare, that prevents a return to a placid state of mind.

" While Outfield boiled the water and laid bare the contents of the larder, Joel told him of Remsen's offer.

In no country of Europe have the men and women of the State a real voice in a matter which touches every man and every woman so closely as war touches themeven distant war, but far more the kind of war that devastates the larder, sweeps out the drawing-room, encamps in the back garden, and at any moment may reduce the family by half.

They were, we felt confident, awaiting us in the refrigerate larder at hand.

Nevertheless, it was dangerous; do not do it again; let me replenish your larder when I get an opportunity.

I travelled an entire journey of exploration on the back of one of them, with others by my side, either labouring at their tasks or walking at leisure; and with others again who were wholly unbroken, and who served the purpose of an itinerant larder.

Now I don't think that Tom and Frank were cruel, but they had to live, and those great green-speckled eggs made a splendid addition to the larder, so that, what with sunshine and better food, the girls soon got back all the colour they had lost during the long, long night of winter.

For maids' appetites when they are anyways in love are precarious, but, after they are assured of their love's return, then the back hunger comes upon them and the larder is made to pay for all arrears.

Apician Morsels; or, Tales of the Table, Kitchen, and Larder.