Mills, valley, town, distant rimming mountains, river and creek, glowed and pulsed, dissolved and relimned themselves in the uprolling glory of sunset.

Line a large round plate with the paste, place a narrow rim of the same round the outer edge, and lay the apples thickly in the middle.

A second bit of blue that had skimmed across the lake and was visible now only as it rose and winged across the contrasting coloured meadow rimming the pool was like a bit of the lake itself.

About it, rimming it in clean lines which did not invade the sward, were pines, and beyond the pines, to be seen in broken glimpses among their sturdy straight trunks, were the cliffs shutting all in.

While it was still dark, he wakened out of a dream in which Pete Reeve seemed to be riding farfar away on the rim of the world.

He would have to gallop in a circle for his bucking, and to help keep him in that circle, the spectators now grouped themselves loosely in a wide rim.

The people who affect to cheat him, apparently cut the rim from a modern hat, and place the scull-cap in his hands; and then begins the almost finest piece of acting that I ever witnessed.

With something of a swagger,she swaggered in a rather starchy white dress that day, and under a garden hat of broad rim,she had enticed him to the water's edge, so that I must have been nervous but for knowing the dog through and through.

" The brows went farther up at this until they were hardly to be detected under the broad rim of her garden hat.

Early in the cool mornings, just as the yellow rim of the sun rose above the hills, we were up and eating our breakfast.

She placed her red hands upon the rim of the jar.

She stood still in a halo of authority, while over the rim of her spectacles her eyes pried nervously about the room.

I always wear glasses, but that's to look sage, And not 'cause my eyesight is dim, For when sweet maids I view of a loveable age, I contrive to look over the rim.

" We raised our tumblers and clinked them together with a force that cracked mine from the rim to the bottom.

I stand and watch with clouded eyes These dim battalions move along; Out of the distance memory cries Of days when life and hope were strong, When love was prompt and wit was gay; Even then, at evening, as to-day, I watched, while twilight hovered dim Over Potomac's curving rim, This selfsame flight of homing crows Blotting the sunset's fading rose, Above the roofs of Washington.

Low quivering vapors steaming dim The level splendors break Where languid Lilies deck the rim Of some land-circled lake.

Line the plate with the pastry and build up a fluted rim.

Bake 10 minutes in a hot oven, 500 degrees F., to cook the crust and set the rim.

Cream 1 tablespoon lard with 1 tablespoon flour and spread inside of rim of Mary Ann cake pan.

Slipping back the hood of her parka, she bared her neck and rose to her feet There she paused and took a long look about her, at the rimming forest, at the faint stars in the sky, at the camp, at the snow-shoes in the snowa last long comprehensive look at life.

"Oh, just set me on the rim of your hat, and then I can walk backwards and forwards and look at the country, and still not fall down."

SEE BARBER, HARRY C. JOHNSON, EUGENIE B. Rim of Christendom.

Care is taken that they should not be worked stale; for the marksman who puts a dozen shots through the bull's-eye had better not keep on firing, lest he begin rimming it and get into bad habits.

These men were finely mounted, wore long leggins made of hide, dressed with the hair on, which reached to their hips, stiff hats with a broad rim, and great spurs at their heels.

There, of a truth, black midges had appeared, coming up over the world's rim like a startled covey of quail.