Whosoever sleeps there of a night shall be crowded by walls which rub off into a faint feather-bed of the flavor and consistency of geese used whole, and have for his feverish breakfast in the morning a version of broiled ham as racy of attic-salt as the rasher of BACON'S essays.

A small rasher of delicate Bacon, Sirrahof about a Pound, or two, with a small Morsel of Breadround the Loaf, d'ye hear, quickly, Slaves.

Fried rashers of bacon, curled, serve as a pretty garnish to many dishes; and, for small families, answer very well as a substitute for boiled bacon, to serve with a small dish of poultry, &c. BROILED RASHERS OF BACON (a Breakfast Dish).

It may be garnished with forcemeat balls, or rashers of bacon curled and fried.

Arrange them in the dish alternately with rashers of broiled ham, and pour the sauce, made by recipe No. 453, in the middle.

Garnish the dish with forcemeat balls and fried rashers of bacon.

In wisdom I am appeased; but in anger I broil, as it were a rasher upon the coals.

Zounds, fool not me, for I cannot brook such a cold rasher, I can tell you.

We have a good, stout, manly supper,no Apician kickshaws, the triumphs of palate-science,no nightingales' tongues, no peacocks' brains, no French follies,but just a rasher or so, in its naked and elegant simplicity.

A carbonado, a rasher on the coals."COTGRAVE.

He had not hesitated then, and although the things were different, to dwell upon the incident was perhaps rasher than indulging Janet.

" "Then, you're rasher than I thought," Thorn rejoined with a searching look.

"You are rasher than I thought if you can make this offer good.

Then came fried rashers of ham, eaten with hard biscuit.

She had taken this hard, rash step alone in the dark for love's sake, just as she was ready that unforgettable night to take that rasher step with him to marriage or something less than marriage had he permitted it.

Now rasher charioteers the seat ascend, Whose loose careers his steady skill commend:

Evan calls it the "rasher of bacon front."

30 Of wine she never tasted through the year, But white and black was all her homely cheer: Brown bread, and milk (but first she skimm'd her bowls), And rashers of singed bacon on the coals; On holy days, an egg or two at most; But her ambition never reach'd to roast.

'What is it?' asked the bookbinder, who was eating his fourth large rasher, and spoke with his mouth full.

After breakfast the next dayit was a very plain meal, merely a rasher and dry toastthe lady of the house chatted with her friend more confidentially than ever.

"I should like a Rasher of Bacon, and have it Jolly Well Done.

What a delicate speculation it is, after drinking whole goblets of tea, "The cups that cheer, but not inebriate," and letting the fumes ascend into the brain, to sit considering what we shall have for suppereggs and a rasher, a rabbit smothered in onions, or an excellent veal-cutlet!

Yes; 'T is delightful; I admit it, But there 's good and better: think Of the choice that once a simple Mother gave her son: she said: "Egg or rasher, which will I give thee?"

And he said: "The rasher, mother, But with the egg upon it, prithee".

Instead of one Latin equivalent for a pudding, it is of moment to record that there are now three: nor should we overlook the rasher and the sausage.