The two young men went to the pantry for doughnuts and milk, and Mr. Wood stood gazing down at me.

Beyond was a pantry with well filled shelves and then the kitchenthis last filled with every article that could possibly be needed.

But when I found him, he was in the act of plundering the pantry of bread and other things.

Rather, even if his favorite topic astrology were uppermost about the table, his eye travelled to the pantry on every change of dishes.

With a silence that speaks unspeakable things, she rises solemnly, and seeks the pantry in darkness that may be felt.

And Miss Mimy always has a bottle of some new nostrum of her own stilling every time she sees any of us; we've got enough to swim a ship, on the top shelf of the pantry to-day, if it was all put together.

After the wood came the victuals: a tub of butter reaching Keith to the chin; bags of flour; barrels of potatoes and apples; hams and haunches of dried mutton and smoked reindeer meat; and lastly packages of smaller size and sundry contents that the mother promptly carried to the pantry inside the parlour without letting Keith touch them.

The clamor of rushing steeds in the lane suddenly drowned this; a loud, joyous whinny sounded in the very kitchen it seemed, and there was a rush houseward past the pantry as of a troop of cavalry.

" At first Miss Lavinia seemed to feel guilty at the idea of disturbing Lucy's immaculate pantry at such an hour; but liberty is highly infectious.

You will find cold meats, bread and some other things in the pantry down stairs.

"In any event," Patricia largely conceded, "she probably doesn't clash the knives and forks in the pantry after supper, like she was hostile armaments with any number of cutlasses apiece.

They sat down to dinner, and I heard my mother say: "Now, sister Berthy, I really hope you will enjoy this pie, for I bestowed extra pains upon it, and placed it up in the bed-room pantry out of the boys' reach, who are very apt to nibble off the edge of the crust.