And so what Colonel Musgrave said was: "Put it that a burnt child dreads the fireis that a reason he should not warn his friends against it?"

Take a pint of jelly, a pound and a quarter of sugar, make your jelly with three or four spoonfuls of water, and put your sugar and jelly together, set it over the fire to heat, but don't let it boil, then put it into the cake pots, and set it in a slow oven till iced over.

Strip the currants from the stalks, put them into a jar; place this jar in a saucepan of boiling water, and simmer until the juice is well drawn from the fruit; strain the currants, measure the juice, put it into a preserving-pan, and add the sugar.

Bake the cake in a moderate oven from 1 to 1-1/4 hour, and when cold, put it away in a covered canister.

Put it into a buttered tin, and bake the cake for rather more than 2 hours.

Besides urging the young poet to revise and correct his manuscript carefully, to put it aside nine years, and to seek the criticism of a sincere friend, Horace considers the value of the finished product.

" "Put it here!" said Jeremy, and they shook hands.

Mr. Sharp, who had just raised his glass, put it down again and smiled.

Put it down a we, my lord, put it down a we.

When the fire was lighted he filled his pannikin at the brook and put it on to boil, and cutting several slices of buffalo tongue, he thrust short stakes through them and set them up before the fire to roast.

Wayne was so bent on being abused (hot days affected people differently) that the only way she could get him to relinquish a grievance for a pleasure was to put it in the form of a duty.

They plucked the ripe fruit and put it into baskets.

That notion we owe chiefly to the ancient Romans, and it took them several centuries to comprehend the idea and put it into practice.

Put it in a word!" Tears sprang to Izon's eyes.

He picked up a paper-knife and put it down again.

To secure Kincaid's protection of your dear little brother's healthcharactermoralseh?" "Yes, 'twas so he put it," replied Flora, while the old lady's eyebrows visibly cried: "You sly bird!

It may be forgotten or disguised; but it is vain to keep it back and put it out of sight.

" Nothing could have been clearer, and he had put it thus considerately because when a woman, even the shrewdest of them, is excited (any man knows this), one has to explain matters to her as simply and patiently as if she were a four-year-old; yet Gavinia affected to be unconvinced, and for several days she led Corp the life of a lodger in his own house.

This is a language which is comprehended all over the world, and I put it before you in the plainest manner, that we may have no mistake.

They just put it off the steamer last week at Aleppo.

To put it cogently, he is fighting because he doesn't want any Kaiser "in his.

The first need was to put it into a state of defence.

To make clear Cakes of Gooseberries:Take your white Dutch gooseberries when they are thorough ripe, break them with your fingers and squeeze out all the pulp into a fine piece of cambrick or thick muslin to run thro' clear; then weigh the juice and sugar one against the other; then boil the juice a little while, then put in your sugar and let it dissolve, but not boil; scum it and put it into glasses, and stove it in a warm stove.

I put it to you, ma'am.

I shouldn't wonder if he put it all over us with that intelligence of his.