The canister was no longer hers, neither the tea-pot, nor even the battered old pewter spoon with which she tapped the bottom of the tin to dislodge the last flicker of tea-leaf dust.

A dainty samovar, a tiny tea-pot, a spirit-lamp and the rest, all in the wonderful silver-work of the Slavonski Bazaar in Moscow.

It is an ill wind which blows nobody good, even though the tempest originates in a tea-pot.

Dainty Dresden cups were found, lovely plates, and a tea-pot, and cracker-jar, which made Marian and Patty fairly shriek with delight.

The sugar is put in the tea-pot, and the Moors and Jews usually drink their tea so sweet that it may be called syrup.

It was this lady who bade her footman blow into the spout of the tea-pot.

Something of all this was in Bellew's mind as he sat with Small Porges beside him, watching Miss Anthea dispense tea,brewed as it should be, in an earthen tea-pot.

The cardinal busied himself with the tea-pot.

The tea-pot was found to be frozen solid, although it had been hung up in the tent.

Martha, where is the silver tea-pot? MARTHA.

And nothing could have been hotter than the blue tea-pot, when he picked it up by its spout; but that, to be sure, was caused by the tea.

Oh! the table's fixed up gaudy with the gilt-edged chiny set, And we'll use the silver tea-pot and the comp'ny spoons, you bet; And we're goin' ter have some fruit-cake and some thimbleberry jam, And "riz biscuits," and some doughnuts, and some chicken, and some ham.

That was all she said to the tea-pot, but to her son, who sat for a while beside her, she spoke in a low tone: "Markis-dee, you could never c'verse with her.

Fred seized his prize indignantly, and after washing it with the greatest care, found himself in possession of the spout of an old crockery tea-pot.

What is odd is that Lady Mary identified, with absolute complacency, the portrait of herself, as Mrs. Qualmsick, that hysterical lady with whom "it was not unusual for her to fancy herself a Glass bottle, a Tea-pot, a Hay-rick, or a Field of Turnips."

" As she said it she grasped the kettle and poured the boiling water into the tea-pot.

She set the tea-pot before Essy.

Miss Sophia thought it might be the china tea-pot.

I therefore send them as specified in the margin; [Footnote: The articles werea silver coffee-pot and stand, a silver plated tea-pot, a silver cream-jug, do.

"I've 'ad thirteen and buried seven, and never 'ad so much as a chiney tea-pot left me.

Who's getting themselves disliked?" "A lot o' good a chiney tea-pot would be to you," said the other, with a ready change of front, "or any other kind o' tea-pot.

Who's getting themselves disliked?" "A lot o' good a chiney tea-pot would be to you," said the other, with a ready change of front, "or any other kind o' tea-pot.

Mr. Stobell and his wife had just sat down to tea when they arrived, and Mrs. Stobell, rising from behind a huge tea-pot, gave a little cry of surprise as her friend entered the room, and kissed her affectionately.

Each person if he is a single guest, has his own allotment, even to a separate tea-pot.

We could not, however, entirely give up our English habits, and ordered tea in the evening in our private apartments: the French are by this time well accustomed to requisitions of this nature, and few places are now unsupplied with a tea-pot.