I had not eaten my omelette before Aunt Mary began about my hair.

The small tables stretched across the street and were all occupied, but when Kit had tied the mule to the alameda railings opposite he found a chair and ordered an omelette and wine.

Somehow you remind me of the sleight-of-hand performer producing an omelette from a silk hat.

He decided that he would start out on his road of economy by omitting the omelette and ordering only a pot of coffee.

" Nevertheless, it was with some trepidation that he set the omelette down before that lined and averted countenance.

Soften a little preserve by holding it over the fire, or mixing a little warm water with it, spread it slightly over the omelette, have the remainder of the whites whisked to a froth with white sugar, and lay it on the preserve; slide the omelette on to a hot dish, double it, and serve directly.

he said, “if it isn’t a shame that Bates can never cook another omelette for me!” We sent Bates back with my grandfather from the boat-house, and Stoddard, Larry and I started across the ice; the light coating of snow made walking comparatively easy.

Franckel, who is Hungarian; Napoléon Gaillard, who is a cobbler; Dombrowski, who is a Pole; and Billioray, who writes omelette with an h, will make perhaps rather a mess of it.

I'll fetch him a Spanish omelette and a salad and a glass of iced tea.

In spite of her excitement, Liza managed to prepare everything nicely; though when she was making the omelette aux fines herbes, she had to be kept guarded lest she might run off to have another look at the silver watch and the photographs of herself in her finest frock!