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saucepans
1. ’ He commented as I turn on heat under the saucepans of vegetables
2. One of these was a certain magistrate who by deft manipulation, had left the bench, saucepans, and a fawning sergeant far behind
3. Distilled Water should never be put into metal saucepans or kettles, as it is a very powerful solvent
4. ‘I can still remember how all our possessions fitted into three suitcases and how all three of us slept on canvas camp beds, all in one room, and how mum cooked our meals in two saucepans on an upturned two bar heater
5. “Philip only lets me drink from saucepans anyway
6. Ensure handles of saucepans are turned inwards, out of reach of children to avoid
7. You see, the house is small, and if her trumpeter has been unsatisfactory and she throws the saucepans about or knocks the broom in sweeping against all the wooden things like doors and skirting-boards, it makes an unendurable clatter and puts an end at once to Papa's work and to my equally earnest play
8. She clatters her saucepans with an energy very like fury, and grows wholly monosyllabic
9. Once, struck by the way the lids of the saucepans were falling about, I tried her with her father, but the din instantly became so terrific that I was kept silent quite a long time, and when it left off felt instinctively that I had better say something about the weather
10. He tried to do away with them, to replace them by wit and learning combined with brilliant achievements among saucepans and shirts, and the result was disastrous
11. A man who wishes to work, he told himself, must clear his life of women; of all women, that is--for there are certain elementary actions connected with saucepans and bedmaking that only women will do--except widows
12. Oh, my God, I thought, his pupils are as big as saucepans, and his hands are shaking
13. On the evening when the Bovarys were to arrive at Yonville, Widow Lefrancois, the landlady of this inn, was so very busy that she sweated great drops as she moved her saucepans
14. They began with Bovary's consulting-room, and did not write down the phrenological head, which was considered an "instrument of his profession"; but in the kitchen they counted the plates; the saucepans, the chairs, the candlesticks, and in the bedroom all the nick-nacks on the whatnot
15. Zoleka started cleaning the saucepans and other utensils that he had used
16. He was hopping about among the saucepans and the machines like a child among his Christmas presents, not knowing which thing to look at first
17. profession"; but in the kitchen they counted the plates; the saucepans, the chairs, the candlesticks, and in the bedroom all the nick-nacks on the whatnot
18. He watched Tom lift two more saucepans from the stove and empty them together with a handful of salt into the tub
19. “Whenever we halted,” says Bourgogne, “to take a mouthful of food, the soldiers laid eager hands on the horses that had been abandoned, or on those which were not guarded, cut them up, collected their blood in saucepans, boiled and ate it
20. If it happened that the order to advance was given before they had time to finish, or the Russians were seen approaching and they had to make off, they carried their saucepans with them, and ate the contents on the march
