GENERAL SUGGESTIONS FOR MAKING PIES.Always prepare the filling for pies before making the crust, if the filling is to be cooked in the crust.

This may be prevented in a measure by glazing the crust, after it is rolled and fitted on the plate, with the beaten white of an egg, and placing in the oven just a moment to harden the egg before filling; or if the pie is one of fruit, sprinkle the crust with a little flour and sugar, brushing the two together with the hand before; adding the filling.

Isn't there a new ordinance governing the filling of garbage cans?"

Bake pies having a cooked filling in a quick oven and those with an uncooked filling in a moderate oven.

As if stung by a sudden sense of the sea, of its perfume and its freedom, he imagined the filling of the sails and the rattle of the ropes, and how a fair wind would carry him as far as the cove of Cork before morning.

In fact he had to win his spurs, justify his filling one of those posts which, according to report, his chief was holding for him.

It may be used as a savoury, and makes a delicious filling for sandwiches.

One imagines that, for M. Hervieu, the act of composition means merely the careful filling in of a scenario as neat and complete as a schedule.

A strange melancholy settled down on her: "she held in her hand," says one who saw her in her last days, "a golden cup, which she often put to her lips: but in truth her heart seemed too full to need more filling."

"Draw down the jib-sheet!" Joe obeyed, and, the head-sail filling, forced her off on the other tack.

He was not looking; he was holding the empty, foam-flecked glass behind him imperatively, and he was watching over his shoulder to see that the bartender did not skimp the filling and make it two-thirds foam.

Evans is to get all the sledges and gear ready whilst Bowers superintends the filling of provision bags.

At Oxford the Hebdomadal Council have suspended the filling of the Professorship of Modern Greek for six months.

My liege lord, I trust the filling of the gaps to you.

It was to me a touching and exciting thing, to look on those whose eyes had witnessed the filling up of such a fated leaf in the world's history.

" And in his "Bartholomew Fair," act ii. sc. 2: "Froth your cans well i' the filling, at length, rogue, and jog your bottles o' the buttock, sirrah; then skink out the first glass ever, and drink with all companies.