For those famous "temperance punches" the Colonel had drawn on his own small stock.

Faust is supposed to have employed himself in cutting the type, which is an extremely slow process, till Peter Schoeffer, afterward his son-in-law, suggested an improved mode of casting it in copper matrices struck by steel punches, pretty much in the same manner as was till recently practised throughout Europe.

The spiritual power, which is that of imbibing, at the expense of the aforesaid candidate, any number of fluid pounds of anything good to take, whether the same may be punches, cock-tails, smashes, slings, or plain drinks.

"From left to right," chanted Bobby, "we have the Tucker twins, Tommy and Teddy, W. M. Brown, who asks his friends to use his initials and punches those who refuse, Timothy Derby who reads poetry and Sydney Cooke who ought to" and Bobby completed her speech with a wicked grin, for she had managed to hit several weaknesses.

(he punches the buzzer, takes up the phone) Miss Claire?

22,378,)and sought the punches and patriotism, the joy and the juleps of the Wagonero Cottage.

It has been calculated that there is thrown out annually water enough to supply all the hot whiskey punches that are required during that time in the State of Maine alone.

The largest comes from Leicestershire, and some come from Suffolk, which are very strong, and are called Suffolk punches.

Then Jean gathered up in both hands the old work-worn tools, all polished with use, scissors, punches, knives, folders, scrapers, and kissed them, the tears running down his cheeks.

No low beatings and knockings about, no jokings and squeakings, like your precious Punches, but always the same, with a constantly unchanging air of coldness and gentility; and so life-like, that if wax-work only spoke and walked about, you'd hardly know the difference.

He brought down the cane so viciously against the edge of the table that he spilled our rum punches.

Like body punches in boxing, forcing your opponent up to the front wall with deftly placed volleys will eventually take its toll.

"If he just had something back of them punches!" "It was a daisy!"

You better behave or I'll stop pullin' my punches.

Spike for a week had been laconic, even for him, and had taken little trouble to pull his punches.

You'd be out at night, maybe, and you'd meet one, and you'd trade a few punches, and then you'd tangle.

The pupil must manufacture all the small tools necessary for making unfinished movements; that is, drills, reamers, punches, files, etc.

Some punches and Judy.

Some punches and Judy.

After all, it does no great harm if one man punches another in the head, or even in a fit of anger sticks a dagger in him.

WINE CUPS and PUNCHES [Illustration] Champagne Cup I Pour on a sliced cucumber one pint of sherry and one-half pint of brandy.

PUNCHES Champagne Cup

In addition to supplies there should be some tools, beginning with a good jack strong enough to lift the heaviest machine, a small bench and vise, files, chisels, punches, and one or two large wrenches, including a pipe-wrench.

O, to the punches brewed that night Went little water.

The commander of the Coquette is not more than half satisfied of my ignorance of your misdoings in behalf of the customs, already; and these jokes are like so many punches into a smouldering fire, on a dark night.