At the table men and women ate from a common dish, without forks or spoons.

Then the enameled spoons rattled as Lister put down the tray.

" Lister went off with the bag and spoons, and when he returned to the fountain saw her crossing the square in front.

Oars are supplied by the leaves; drinking-cups, spoons, and other domestic utensils by the shells of the nuts; milk by its juice, of which, also, a kind of honey and sugar are prepared.

Of their horns are made combs, knife-handles, boxes, spoons, and drinking-cups.

I'm sure I do!" said Randal, bowing before Emily with a great blue platter laden with two doughnuts, two wedges of pumpkin pie and two spoons.

A lukewarm leg of mutton, very underdone, was on the table, the cloth of which was by no means clean; the dishes, which contained quite cold vegetables, were cracked and did not match; the bread was of the commonest kind, that which is called "household;" the knives were badly cleaned, and the plate was worn off the forks and spoons.

Spoons struck at once.

And thus it comes to pass, that you may commonly ride ten miles, and scarce meet with a Divine that is worth above two spoons and a pepper box, besides his living or spiritual preferments.

He should have hidden the imperial spoons in a secret pocket.

Then followed a large basin of kaïmak, with wooden spoons, three loaves of bread, and a plate of cheese.

We seated ourselves on the carpet, and delved in with the spoons, while the old man retired lest his appetite should be provoked.

For instance, a tin pan containing iron spoons, the dinner bell, and a miscellaneous collection of hardware balanced on the top stair of the staircase, and so connected with fine cords that a thief coming up the stairs would send it rattling and bounding to the bottom, was looked upon by us with great disfavour.

Laurenco de Gama demands one or two of these inexpensive spoons to complete the furnishing of my kitchen.

Rollo carried the basket, and Jonas a lantern; and Jonas, as he went along, made, with his penknife, some flat, wooden spoons, to eat their potatoes with.

The holder of the spoons jingled them in perfect harmony with the accordion, and the can-operator tapped and thumped the tin, so that the three made a singular and tingling music.

Told 'em to take anything they wanted to take, take Master's silver spoons and Miss' silk dress.

You might omit the spoons too, after a remark like that, Miss Dorothy.

While all the others were in the kitchen, they arranged on a side table in the dining-room stacks of tin trays, knives, forks, spoons, and paper napkins.

There was a camp kit containing knives and forks and spoons, a collapsible drinking cup, a thermos bottle, a pocket compass, an electric flashlight, a folding mirror, a pocket corkscrew, a folding camp grate, a folding camp stool, a folding alcohol stove with a pot, and a pocket camera.

dessert spoons.] and request they may be appropriated to the furtherance of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Only a camp kettle in which to make soup, a tin cup for each one, and some knives and spoons which each happen to have.

Use only silver knives for preparing the fruit, and silver or wooden spoons for stirring.

Plates, spoons, jugs, and basins they make of the bark of the 'totumo,' a tree which is found in every forest.

Discarded trinkets, spoons, forks, beads, and dice bear eloquent testimony to their habits, whilst on a shoulder of the neighbouring upland is an amphitheatre.