For the same purpose, he worked at raising potatoes, green corn, and peas.

Add 1 glass of claret; then pour the sauce hot over the chops, and garnish with French peas.

Serve with French peas.

" "So, you'll be thick as peas in a pod with the priests now?

Then he would call the Colonel "'Wake up Massa, De day am breakin'; Peas in de pot, en de Hoe-cake bakin''" for it was the Colonel's affair to take up proceedings at this pointmake the coffee and the mush and keep it from burning, fry the bacon, and serve up breakfast.

I hain't had a second dish o' peas this year.

All along the moist banks grew other flowers that were never seen in the dry ground abovethe blue star, and scarlet and white verbenas; and sweet-peas of all colours; and the delicate red vinegar flower, and angel's hair, and the small fragrant lilies called Mary's-tears, and tall scattered flags, flaunting their yellow blossoms high above the meadow grass.

In the course of our visitation a thunder storm came on, during which we took shelter with a poor widow woman, who had a plateful of steeped peas for sale, in the window.

We've no kind o' meight i' this house bod three-ha'poth o' peas; an' we've no firin'.

They found in the cabin a considerable quantity of biscuit, and a butt of beer; and there were a few pieces of pork, some meal, and a half bushel of peas in the hold.

Cheap Books, we hope, will never be an evil; for, as "the same care and toil that raise a dish of peas at Christmas, would give bread to a whole family during six months;" so the expense of a gay volume at this season will furnish a moderate circle with amusive reading for a twelvemonth.

In the summer the garden supplied them with lettuce, beans, peas, onions, radishes, beets, potatoes, corn, thanks to Ma's aching back and blistered hands.

The ridge spelled sweet peas and nasturtiums to our small-town eyes.

Blanche Devinesnipping her sweet peas; peering anxiously at the Virginia creeper that clung with such fragile fingers to the trellis; watering the flower baskets that hung from her porchwas blissfully unconscious of the disapproving eyes.

When it was, it was considered essential to serve out peas with the pork, and flour, raisins, and suet, for a pudding, on salt-beef days.

The legumes are represented by varieties of beans and peas.

Sweet peas coming up.

Sent flowers to the B.'s, flowers and strawberries to Mrs. N., green peas to E. M., and trout to Mother Hopkins.

Melons, of both sorts, and of the very best quality, were now put into the ground, as were also beans peas, and Indian-corn, or maize.

Thus the peas, and beans, and even the onions, did better, perhaps, on the top of the crater, than they would have done in it; but the ochre, egg-plants, melons, and two or three other seeds that they used, would probably have succeeded better had they been placed in the warmest spots which could be found.

And thus nearly all we could learn about George Eliot was that she loved to bask in the sun and liked green peas.

He raised all kinds of peas and vegetables.

"I used to pick peas and cotton.

Dried peas and beans, boiled and made into soup, made their appearance on the table several times a week.

Then two little cherubs, just alike as "two peas in a pod" came to us at dawn of day, like twin rays from the rising sun, their blue eyes beaming with smiles which have continued ever since.