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1. “I bet they’d love to have a big piece of sausage between their legs
2. She took 5 eggs and made the biggest batch of scrambled eggs he’d ever seen; then she fried up 6 slices of bacon, 4 large links of sausage, and finally, a small breakfast steak
3. Can’t have the house open to who knows what when we’re not here, can we?” He was busy making the pancakes while the sausage sizzled in another frying pan
4. As promised, Gilla has put on a fine spread and I am just sitting down to a plate of bacon, eggs and some sort of local sausage when the men appear
5. One of her more successful ideas was a sausage casserole
6. Taking a sausage from the nearly empty plate in the middle of the table, Chrissie busied herself making it look as though she was eating
7. off a sausage, removing not only the fork from her mouth but also the top row of
8. It was sausage and cabbage, between two plates, and its fragrance filled the narrow cell
9. They were pictured as bigger than today's floaters with open decks and enormous sausage balloons and horizontal fans to drive them, peddled by most of the troops aboard
10. he returned with a roll of sausage and a wine bladder
11. ! Jack felt like a sausage under the grilling of this willful four year old's eyes
12. Thus, legislation resembles sausage in just this respect: although you may enjoy the final product, it is not pleasant to watch it being made
13. How could you not joke about his recent behavior, even though his member was more of a wiener than a sausage?
14. Josh glanced up from his plate of sausage and eggs and reached over, pulling out a chair for her
15. In the blink of an eye, a Halfling girl with deep-raven-colored hair appeared, and with a rather attractive smile, said, “Hello, luv, what’ll it be—chowder, fish, or sausage?”
16. I imagine that some of my first nightmares were about those shrieking hens pecking and biting off my little sausage fingers as I tried to gather eggs for breakfast (this may or may not, also, be why I slept with a pocket knife underneath my pillow for the majority of my youth — to keep those psycho chickens from making num-nums out of my nose pickers)
17. Many Poles were police informers, who had betrayed Jews to the Germans in return for a bottle of vodka or a sausage, and then took their property
18. Back at the campsite, we had a great chicken-apple sausage meal cooked over charcoal
19. Colling asked Zinsmann where one might obtain black market sausage, and the next day, he informed Colling that lunch would be prepared by some women he knew, and would consist of Weissewurst, dumplings and sauerkraut, accompanied by beer and white wine, topped off with assorted Viennese pastries, if Sergeant Cooley could provide a kilo of sugar – all for only thirty cartons of cigarettes
20. As they reached stations along their route, vendors on their platforms offered apples and pears, sausage, ham, bread and cheese
21. They found a food vendor in the open-air market where they had asked directions, and bought bread, sausage and cheese
22. There they purchased bread, sausage, cabbages and beets
23. When the Pole said he thought he had best resume his travels, Elizabeth gave him the remains of a loaf of bread, and a piece of sausage
24. He fried sausage and eggs
25. There was no menu, and Jalesow ordered for Colling and himself, and soon thereafter, the sweating red-faced waitress who had taken their order dropped a tin plate piled with sausage, red cabbage and potatoes in front of them
26. Their shuttle was smaller than the Cloud, and shaped like a dumpy sausage
27. Helga, Elena and Elizabeth all tried their hands at helping Frau Vollmer with the cooking, but Colling found himself wishing for a good Polish sausage and black bread
28. She informed me that real spaghetti sauce has to have Italian sausage, and most decidedly not hamburger
29. One could, of course, worry a little about the amounts of hot Italian sausage and sweet Italian sausage, she went on to say
30. This is like saying: “When this butcher makes your sausage, you can be assured that it is with the meat of one cow only, because we only slaughter one cow at a time”
31. Whether this information which follows is true or not, we all know how the fat in a sausage heats up inside the skin when it is cooked or grilled
32. We also know just how far the hot, liquid fat or oil can eject from the sausage when the skin is pricked and we also know what happens to a piece of meat when left unattended on a fire
33. She ordered Lord Robert to escort Virginia to the kitchen, where she soon laid out a hearty meal of bread, cheese and sausage from the cold room, and plenty of hot tea
34. and sausage, not only deliver lots of calories (there are 9 calories for every gram of fat, as compared to 4 for every gram of
35. Cover the dough with the mozzarella, and then top with the sausage
36. Transfer sausage with a slotted spoon to paper towels to
37. The wave-rocking of the boat, with the boat's strong smell of fish, made Halfdan sick; twice, he pulled in the oars and leaned over the side, throwing up oatmeal and bits of pig-meat sausage into the moon-reflecting water
38. Yes, stabbed him in the eye with that Gypsy sausage
39. screaming, I suspect, was the mustard on the sausage
40. the eye with a sausage pretended to poke me in my eye with a
41. Did you still receive the four-pound parcel? It contained sausage, lard and smokes
42. He had saved a bit of bread for me, a hard-boiled egg, a slice of sausage
43. The fair was the typical mix of rides, spectacles, sausage and ice cream stands, guinea pig races, con artists and noise and mayhem mixed with the sweet smell of burnt almonds
44. dog, and on top of the hot dog were two pieces of sausage
45. The sausage was an unexpected bonus
46. I turned the sausage,
47. ” He took a bite of sausage and gave me a closed-mouth
48. had a breakfast sausage sticking out of his mouth as he rummaged
49. Sausage fingers left indentions around your ankle
50. Tourists in Jaca were like hens’ teeth so I was not charged for my meal of bread, sausage, tomatoes and well-watered wine
