It has now commandeered all stocks of soap.

Soap, sponges, towels, ad lib.

The difference is as great as the difference between the atmosphere of a perfumer's shop, fetid with lavender water and jasmine soap, and the air of a heath on a fine morning in May.

We made all our soap and lye hominy by the washpots full.

Soap was not known till the first century of the Empire, and the process of cleansing was all the more lengthy and elaborate; the details of the process are known to us from paintings at Pompeii, where they adorn the walls of fulleries which have been excavated.

Buy yourself a clean shirt, a new coat, and some soap.

When the nuts are rasped or ground, they must be steeped in the water quite cold, which soon becomes frothy, (as it does with soap,) and then turns white as milk.

After a while Sam would come out in his suit of Kentucky jean, his face shining with the soap, and go sheepishly down to Jenny Ball's, and the old man would bring his pipe and chair out on the pavement, and his wife would sit on the steps.

It consisted of salt beef or pork, hard bread, beans, rice, coffee, sugar, soap, and candles, and where the family was large it made a considerable pile.

She had up pick up chips to burn when she simmered it down or made soap.

She seat him to go fetch her some fine laundry soap what they bought in the towns.

They made pots of lye hominy and lye soap the same day.

In the fall of the year grandma took all the rancid grease and skins and get the drippings from the ash hopper and make soap 'nough to do 'er till sometime next year.

Aurora Phelps, of Boston, a born leader, in 1869, gave evidence that there were then in Boston eight thousand sewing-women, who did not earn over twenty-five cents a day, and that she herself had seen the time when she could not afford to pay for soap and firing to wash her own clothes.

His drawer, which was located at one end of the news-desk, was neatly kept and contained almost everything like pens, scales, soap.

You are such a baby-calf that we would have to sugar your soap to coax you to wash yourself on Saturday night.

If those fingers, which are now as white as windsor soap can make them, could complain of their wrongs, what contaminations with dusty Ainsworth and Scapulas would they enumerate!

They used homemade lye soap and greased them with tallow and mutton suet.

I did not allow a drop of water to be wasted for weeks; dish-water, soap-suds, dairy water, everything went to my flower-beds, and each night, after Mr. Prentiss came, a barrel-full was carted up from the pond for me; how many the rest used I don't know.

So, while I gave my sorrows scope, I almost ruin'd her in soap.

And Mrs. Posttlethwaite,Matilda,was with them, as Mr. Posttlethwaite's business in the soap line caused him to live at Pollington.

Mr. Posttlethwaite, who had been home to his dinner, had gone back to the soap-works.

Bedient slid over the deck, like a bar of soap from an overturned pailclutching, torn loose, clutching again....

NEWTON, RUTH E. Soap and bubbles.

Might as well give a duck a bar of soap and ask him to take a bath as to tell you to leave Jim.