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larder
1. Whatever pleasure he gained was moderated by a growing undercurrent of impatience, and whatever monies he won, when he won, was more than offset by the devastating impact that Mr Pinscher invariably had upon his larder
2. There was no one in the kitchen so I made my own tea there were a couple of pork chops in the larder and I had these with a couple of eggs and may I say it was very tasty
3. She finally admitted that although Aspenquid had left her with ample provisions until the spring, when his brother would get her enough for another year, she had found it necessary to share with a friend of hers whose husband had been killed while hunting, and she didn’t know how she could replenish the larder
4. ried a sack of waddle bread to the larder in its lair
5. We checked the larder
6. Their contents splattered every surface of the larder, drenching the wight in a spray of wine, milk, olive oil and vinegar
7. Unhappily, other substances than liquids were kept in the larder, among them spices, herbs, salts and peppers, so that a great cloud of stinging particles exploded suddenly around him, assaulting his eyes and nose
8. Unable to keep his feet, Drune skidded and slipped, banging his head against the larder door as he went down
9. While I was out here beating on Abraham, someone was in my larder
10. After preparing the meal he had to admit that the foods cooked exactly like the supplies from his own larder
11. She’d left him well stocked with food and supplies eight days before, but the larder was empty now and he was down to his last clean shirt and two sets of underwear
12. the shape of several brown boxes filled with naval order forms in the larder and a bank book in the
13. “Chambers, there are several brown boxes of forms in the larder which are evidence for their trial
14. Trolls, it must be said, are always on the lookout for an excuse to party, and having a whole extra fish in the larder was reason enough
15. to this, rolling around in his own urine in an unused larder full of impertinent rodents? And then
16. was now sharing his larder with a hideous old woman
17. Floy found me in the larder, sobbing between the apples and potatoes
18. The next day it rained torrents, and I locked the journal, Emry (who couldn’t bear to be separated from her mother’s book), Floy, a candle, and myself into the larder for a private discussion
19. ” Marna shoved the puppy away and peered into the larder
20. Instead we had to scrub the larder floor
21. The sight of cold meat in a tavern larder
22. Maybe it wanted to save them for later, by storing them in its larder
23. precise sting to the neck, pilot back to her discreet home, and, when the larder has been supplied with the correct number of bees, lay an egg
24. She then made the observation usual on such occasions that it is a strange world, and that one is here to-day and gone to-morrow--or rather, correcting herself, here yesterday and gone to-day--and that the one thing certain was the _schönes Essen_ at that moment on the shelves of the larder
25. “Good to have a walk in larder,” he said
26. stocked larder after which we huddled around the fire with a whisky and water to
27. object stand out it’s very easy (I tend to colour my wall and larder units so it’s obvious they’re a different height to the base units)
28. "Well, I like that! Where's the beef and vegetables I sent home, and the pudding you promised?" cried John, rushing to the larder
29. "Why, what are you thinking about?" said the other; "do you take me for some paltry squire? I carry a better larder on my horse's croup than a general takes with him when he goes on a march
30. Sancho had recourse to the larder of his alforjas and took out of them what he called the prog; Don Quixote rinsed his mouth and bathed his face, by which cooling process his flagging energies were revived
31. They dismounted, and Sancho stowed away his larder in a room of which the landlord gave him the key
32. "Nobody shall touch them," said the landlord; "for the other guests I have, being persons of high quality, bring their own cook and caterer and larder with them
33. And there was unheard-of extravagance in the larder
34. The scout witnessed his departure with complacency, nodding his head after him, and muttering his good wishes; after which he very coolly set about an examination of the state of the larder, among the Hurons, the cavern, among other purposes, being used as a receptacle for the fruits of their hunts
35. But I have arrived at the end of my resources; there is nothing left in the larder, and this candle that you see burning is the last that remains
36. —Lackaday, good masters, said the host, my poor house has but a bare larder
37. A poor house and a bare larder,
38. a death hole! The whole place is one foul elil's larder! It's snared -- everywhere, "The warren? You're going to the warren? You fools! That warren's nothing but every day! That explains everything: everything that's happened since we came here
39. "His larder is just outside here," said he
40. There was plenty of eggs, butter, bread, and so on in the larder, and Clare soon had breakfast laid, his experiences at the dairy having rendered him facile in domestic preparations
41. He no longer thought twice about picking up a supper uninvited if he got the chance, he had been obliged to do it for so long, and he knew only too well what it was to be really hungry, not merely politely interested in the dainties of a well-filled larder
42. `Got him? Got who? This little fellow? But if he was the only one then she'd have had him off to her larder long before, and there he'd be now
43. My Cellar he kept fill’d with Sack and Claret; my Larder with all Manner of elegant Provisions
44. The wolf did not require to be told this twice, squeezed himself in at night through the sink, and ate to his heart's content in the larder
45. That was John: kick you in the tripes, then pour on the wild sweet honey by the larder ton
46. We moved and left no pebble, no stone, no basement larder, no graveyard tombstone
47. Threading this chaos, I at last reached the larder; there I took possession of a cold chicken, a roll of bread, some tarts, a plate or two and a knife and fork: with this booty I made a hasty retreat
48. No one knew better than he how to sneak up and take a bite at a leg, or slip into the larder or steal a muzhik's chicken
49. I got her on the beach without much trouble, while my companion inquired anxiously, from time to time, as to the state of the larder
