It's by the sea, and they used to go out and catch shrimps; and they only had one old coffee-pot, that they used to boil over the gas; so they cooked the shrimps in it first, and made the coffee after.

I have often seen him seated on Southend Pier eating shrimps out of a paper-bag.

What weapon have you?" "My weapon," replied the shrimp, "is a spear on my head."

"Where are you going, my friends?" asked the shrimp.

For instance, a young Herring, picked up on the beach at Yarmouth, was found to contain no less than one hundred and forty-three small shrimps.

It's by the sea, and they used to go out and catch shrimps; and they only had one old coffee-pot, that they used to boil over the gas; so they cooked the shrimps in it first, and made the coffee after.

I have another well-laid plan for encompassing that young shrimp.

Then you can put them in a small pool and examine them; or even keep them in an aquarium, giving them clean sea-water, seaweed, and the small shrimps on which they feed.

," answered the Sergeant, handing Bellew the shrimps.

Raiere, Matatini, and another boy, Tahitua, hunted the shrimp and eel.

He poised his smallest lance and thrust it with a very quick, but exact, motion, so that almost every time he impaled a shrimp upon its prongs.

Now, Cousin Benedict, scientifically speaking, would not know how to distinguish an earth-worm from a medicinal leech, a sand-fly from a glans-marinus, a common spider from a false scorpion, a shrimp from a frog, a gally-worm from a scolopendra.

On the way they met the shrimp.

"He used his left hand, all right," said Coquenil, "and, sapristi, he had sharp nails!" "Parbleu!" mumbled the shrimp.

He munched fried shrimp and sipped a glass of beer at a restaurant by the slow moving mouth of the Apalachicola River.

" "They are, sir," murmured the shrimp.

If desirous of a loftier elevation, about a dozen more steps of the turret-stair will bring the occupant to the summit of the tower,where Pope used to come, no doubt, in the summer evenings, and peeppoor little shrimp that he was!through the embrasures of the battlement.

" "You think right, Jack," observed Dick Sand, "that Madam Whale does not lose time in picking these crustaceans one by one, as you pick shrimps.

He starves as never in the age of rations; The fishy produce of the boundless sea Fails to appease the hungry trippers' passions Who barely pouch one shrimp apiece for tea.

Then he took the point of his spear, and, setting it to a hole in the wall above his head, he hooked out an entire wooden window-frame, as one is taught to pull out a shrimp with a pin on the shore of the Baltic Sea.

By the way, I ought to add that he always purchased the shrimps in town and travelled down with them.

"And yet," pursued the storekeeper, "think of a full-grown man breaking the law to save such a skinny little shrimp of a gent as Jig?

Jews fry them in oil and salt, and sell them as we sell shrimps, the taste of which they resemble.

The sentinel paraded before us, about ten or fifteen yards in front of the cave, tack and tack, waiting only to serve one, if not both of us, as we should have served a shrimp or an oyster.

Make the melted butter very smoothly by recipe No. 376, shell the shrimps (sufficient to make 1/4 pint when picked), and put them into the butter; season with cayenne, and let the sauce just simmer, but do not allow it to boil.