Below is the smoke of a thousand suppers.

Some few children skip ropes, or step carefully across the cracks of the sidewalk for fear they spoil their suppers.

" In consequence of this, Samuel Pepys is now known chiefly for his attentions to the pretty actresses of Drury Lane, for kissing Nell Gwynne in her tiring-room, for his suppers with "the jade" Mrs. Knipp, for his love of a tune upon the fiddle, for coming home from Vauxhall by wherry late at night, "singing merrily" down the river.

But he classed themsay, with the croquettes adorned with pink paper frills which were then invariably served at the suppers of the Lichfield German Club,as acceptable enough, upon a conscious holiday, but wholly incongruous with the slippered ease of home.

She could get through the days easily enough by wandering in the woods and taking long walks along the rugged country roads; but in the evenings came the insistent call of the cafes, the cheap orchestras, vaudeville, midnight suppers and the like.

He can't live the life of a jolly bachelor, with pipe and slippers, jovial friends and nocturnal suppers.

He gave them delicious suppers, often preceded by concerts of music, and always animated by polite conversation, from which he knew how to banish that affectation of wit which is the surest method of preventing it entirely, and of spoiling the pleasure of the most agreeable society.

There are serenades and suppers and much gallantry among the myrtles overhead; and meanwhile the foundation shudders underfoot, the bowels of the mountain growl, and at any moment living ruin may leap sky-high into the moonlight, and tumble man and his merry-making in the dust.

Florence has two "Last Suppers" by this artistone at the Ognissanti and this.

No sooner were their suppers eaten and cigarettes smoked, than, wrapping their blankets around their shoulders, with their saddles for pillows, they one after another dropped off to sleep; and, in a short time, I was the only one of the party awake.

" "The suppers 'e's 'ad 'ere you wouldn't believe," said Mrs. Kybird, addressing the visitor.

SUPPERS.In heaven, as in the world, there are suppers, 19.

Suppers, 188.

Come along, companion, it is getting dark; let us club our suppers.

On the evening of our first day out of Basel we were merrily eating our suppers in a village where we had halted for the night, when I remarked that I had met a man, while strolling near the river, who had said that war was imminent between Burgundy and Switzerland.

"As for the supper" She paused to think it out, for party suppers are unquestionably expensive details.

"Wednesday suppers" refers to fasting nights appointed by proclamation or by statute.

After burying two of our soldiers, one of whom was killed by a wound in the ear, and the other by one in the throat, we retired to our quarters at Tabasco towards evening, where we eat our suppers, and having placed sufficient guards, we went to sleep.

We spend no evenings abroad, make no suppers, attend very few public entertainments,or spectacles, as they are called,and avoid every expense that is not held indispensable.

The signal for retiring to rest is generally given by the appearance of the servant with wine, water, and biscuits, where a late dinner-hour is observed and suppers are not the custom.

The signal for retiring to rest is generally given by the appearance of the servant with wine, water, and biscuits, where a late dinner-hour is observed and suppers are not the custom.

What suppers we used to have in from the Lepre!

I remember that the "sit-down" suppers at the Austrian Embassya separate little table for every two, three, or four guestswere remarked on as a novelty (and applauded) by the Parisians.

He used to give suppers after the manner of the ancients, and used to astonish his guests by the ancient cookery of Spartan broth, and of mulsum.

Suppers once prevalent in Scotland.