Monsieur Ude, who is, unquestionably, the prince of gastronomers, has just published the tenth edition of his French Cook, of which, line upon line, we may say, Decies repelita placebit; and Jarrin, the celebrated artiste en sucre, has also revised his Italian Confectioner, in a fourth edition.

Coppée had striven to simplify language; he had versified the street cries, Achetez la France, le Soir, le Rappel; he had sought to give utterance to humble sentiments as in "Le Petit Epicier de Montrouge," the little grocer qui cassait le sucre avec mélancolie; Richepin had boldly and frankly adopted the language of the people in all its superb crudity.

Baba diene et morceau de sucre?

Baba diene et morceau de sucre?

de sucre, un faucon pélerin et deux arbalètes, avec une douzaine de vires.

Coppée had striven to simplify language; he had versified the street cries, Achetez la France, le Soir, le Rappel; he had sought to give utterance to humble sentiments as in "Le Petit Epicier de Montrouge," the little grocer qui cassait le sucre avec mélancolie; Richepin had boldly and frankly adopted the language of the people in all its superb crudity.

The capital is Sucre (12), but La Pay (45) and Cochabamba (14) are larger towns.

When she openly ate a stick of sucre d'orge after this, I said nothing.

Clasp-knives, galette, and sucre d'orge pass from hand to handnay, from mouth to mouthand, in the midst of the tumult, the curtain rises.

I have seen an individual feast on the eau sucre of an European pine, that cost a guinea, while his palate would have refused the same fruit, with its delicious compound of acid and sweet, mellowed to ripeness under a burning sun, merely because he could have it for nothing.

Sucker Sugar " Sucre Edinburgh Street Cry:"Neeps like sucker.