A finer one I have never seendeer would scamper ahead and we could have eaten one raw.

Parties of travellers have a morbid instinct for "establishing raws" upon each other.

They ate voraciously, and evidently preferred their meat raw.

Although they had the exclusive monopoly of selling cooked pork, they were at first forbidden to buy their meat of any one but of the butchers, who alone had the right of killing pigs; and it was only in 1513 that the charcuitiers were allowed to purchase at market and sell the meat raw, in opposition to the butchers, who in consequence gradually gave up killing and selling pork (Fig. 87).

" "You're too polished an article for his hand; he wants his work-stuff raw," Doctor Brainard said again.

I inspected this meat raw, sir, to-day, on the butcher's stall, and the minute ova perceptible in it were those of the horse gad-fly, not the ox gad-fly, sir.

One of the chiefs who came by on his way to the ambulance, where the ghastly procession of wounded was now coming in, seeing me pale and exhausted, offered me his flask of slievovits (plum brandy), of which I drank a half-tumbler raw.