And a scene I did come upon, fit for Retzsch to outline;the cleanest kitchen, a dresser of white wood under one window, and the farmer's daughter, Melinda Tucker, moulding bread thereat in a ponderous tray; her deep red hair,yes, it was red and comely!

of the deepest bay, full of gilded reflections, and accompanied by the fair, rose-flushed skin, blue eyes, and scarlet lips that belong to such hair,which, as I began to say, was puckered into a thousand curves trying to curl, and knotted strictly against a pretty head, while her calico frock-sleeves were pinned-back to the shoulders, baring such a dimpled pair of arms,how they did fly up and down in the tray!

The way she poised a tray of teacups on her head proclaimed her a true artist.

A celebrated chemist ordered his servant to bring in the laboratoryon a tray!

he answered, with such a ravenous glance at a fat nurse who happened to be passing, that I trembled for her, and hastened to take a bowl of soup from her tray.

" At a sign from Philip, the maître d'hôtel handed round the tray of cocktails.

There it was, under the lowest tray of my jewel box.

Saying nothing to Marianne, who was brushing a little stage dust off my third act dress, with my back to her I took out tray after tray from the box (which always came with us to the theatre and went away again in my carriage) until the electric light over the dressing table set the diamonds on fire.

Saying nothing to Marianne, who was brushing a little stage dust off my third act dress, with my back to her I took out tray after tray from the box (which always came with us to the theatre and went away again in my carriage) until the electric light over the dressing table set the diamonds on fire.

good night!" Adolphus took up the tray and hurried out of the room,and forgot to fasten the door behind him until he had gone half way down the stairs.

A small table should be placed at the bedside, and on it the bell, food tray, flowers and other small things which promote the comfort of the patient.

Then a butcher ran his tray Right bang into my eye.

There were two cups on the tray.

Then, like a messenger from the gods, the waiter suddenly appeared from behind one of the pillars and handed him my note on a small silver tray.

Impassive as ever, the waiter reappeared with his little silver tray, which this time contained a white slip folded across in the usual fashion.

A steward in a very short jacket was serving perfectly unnecessary cups of weak broth on a big tray, and a great number of the passengers took some, with a vague idea that the Company's feelings might be hurt if they did not, or else that they would not be getting their money's worth.

" A servant entered with a tray, spread a cloth on a small round table, upon which he set out coffee, with rolls and butter and preserves.

For these, much of the measuring may be done in advance, the ingredients being put in small dishes on a tray.

It was not Croisset who appeared this time, but the proprietor himself, bearing with him a tray on which there was toast and a steaming pot of coffee.

"I'll send up for your tray in half an hour or so, Mr. Howland.

Some one had eaten a meager breakfast from a tray on the little table near the stove.

Upon a Turkish tabouret In Dresden cups of peerless blue Gleams on a pretty Cashmere tray The fragrant Mocha's ebon hue.

You can be thankful you're here instead of locked in a stone room in Eagle City eating square, plain, healthy meals off of a metal tray!

Random House, Inc. (PWH); 2Jun72; R530728. DE GOUY, LOUIS P. The bread tray.

DOONER, JACQUELINE S. The bread tray.