Cook slowly without basting, and unless desired rare, allow twenty-five or thirty minutes to the pound.

Above the rest I judge one beauty rare, And may that beauty prove as kind to me,

" And in the gloom he kindled incense rare, That filled the keep with blue unearthly smoke; And sitting at the mirror once again, He called with mystic gestures to the depths That yawned beneath an opening in the floor: "Uprise!

He does not know a jewel rare Is all his own.

Dans les deux capitales il a été répondu que l'action devrait être exercée à Vienne, car les demandes excessives de l'Autriche, son refus de discuter les rares réserves de la Serbie, et la déclaration de guerre menacent de provoquer la guerre générale.

She makes us cast aside our book, Though filled with learning rare; To work is vain, when fun's arch look Those beaming features wear.

When well browned they are done if liked rare.

The celery rivals the turnip fair; There's new delight in the tender steak; And boys go munching the chestnut rare, Without one thought of the stomach-ache.

These poets obtained many of their images of nature at first hand, an achievement rare in any age.

For the water nymphs had loved him, when they saw his beauty rare, And with yielding lips caressing, they entwined him with their hair, Till they bound him, still entreating, with this soft and silken chain, Till they drew him 'neath the waters, whence he ne'er should come again.

A mother yields her gem to thee, On thy true breast to sparkle rare; She places 'neath thy household tree The idol of her fondest care; And, by thy trust to be forgiven When judgment wakes in terror wild, By all thy treasured hopes of heaven, Deal gently with the widow's child.

The ravaged land was miles behind, And Loudon spread her landscape rare; Orchards in pleasant lowlands stood, Cows were feeding, a cock loud crew, But not a friend at need was there; The valley-folk were only good To Mosby and his wandering brood.

Full many a slice of apple I have lifted from a pie Before the upper crust went on, escaping Mother's eye; Full many a time my fingers small in artfulness have strayed Into some sweet temptation rare which Mother's hands had made; But eager-eyed and watery-mouthed, I craved the greater boon, When Mother let me clean the dish and lick the frosting spoon.