It appears on the table of all, rich and poor, sometimes au naturel but more frequently cooked.

It was a foot in diameter, and was carved au naturel as the Maori lingam and yoni throughout Polynesia, and in India, where doubtless the cult originated.

The Caribs, however, had such an inveterate preference for dining au naturel, that they frequently served up natives themselves, whenever that expensive luxury could be obtained.

à la conversation la liberté de suivre son cours facile et naturel.

" "Upon my word, my dear," said Sinclair to his wife, "I ought to be ashamed to say it, but I prefer Barker's au naturel.

Le mépris des choses religieuses était naturel, et l'exemple partait de haut.

It is not at all a difficult game, Mamma, and some of the people were so lucky turning up "naturels," but we lost in spite of them at our side of the table, and Lord Doraine said at last, that it was because weLord Valmond and Iwere sitting together.