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...u’art swolne, doth thee embrace; 20 To trie if thou long, doth name strange meates, And notes thy palenesse, blushing, sighs, and sweats; And pol... ...hich doth not, his error is as great, 95 As who by Clyster gave the Stomack meat. - 33 - LOVES PROGRESS John Donne: Elegies TO HIS MISTRIS GOING T...

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...This cookbook and reference guide leads the American Housewife through how to make everything from Meat to Common Drinks, as well as helpful tips and tricks for any housewife! Also included in this fine text are sections on Cooking for The Sick, and how to make your own: Essences, Perfumes, Dyes and Soaps. This work also f...

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... angry Mab with blisters plagues, because their 528 breath with Sweet meats tainted are. Sometime she gal-lops 529 ore a Courtiers nose, & t... ...t. 1233 An old Hare hoare, and an old Hare hoare is very good 1234 meat in Lent. 1235 But a Hare that is hoare is too much for a score, wh... ... a quarrell? thy head is full of quar-rels, 1453 as an egge is full of meat, and yet thy head hath bin 1454 beaten as addle as an egge for qua... ...e Curphew Bell hath rung, ’tis three a clocke: 2547 Looke to the bakte meates, good Angelica, 2548 Spare not for cost. 2549 Nur. Go y...

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...o may a selfe-dispising, get selfe-love; And then as worst surfets, of best meates bee, Soe is pride, issued from humility, For, ’tis no child, but... ... mee, and my Priests, and Elders lay Dead in the citie; for they sought for meat Which should refresh their soules, they could not get. Because... ...ature pitifull have eate ’Their children drest with their owne hand for meat. Jehova here fully accomplished hath His indignation, and pow...

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..., shall here recounted bee. When all men had with full satietie Of meates and drinkes their appetites suffiz’d, T o deedes of armes and... ...weedes: And then with threat Doth them compell to worke, to earne their meat, To spin, to card, to sew, to wash, to wring; Ne doth she ... ...o the Thracian Tyrant, who they say Vnto his horses gaue his guests for meat, Till he himselfe was made their greedie pray, And torne i... ...s on her owne maw vnnaturall, And of her owne foule entrayles makes her meat; Meat fit for such a monsters monsterous dyeat. The Faerie Quee...

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...y, then would only evil people be left on the earth, and who would give us meat and shelter?’ quoth Kim, stepping merrily under his burden. ‘Yonder is... ... station, sent for a cooked meal of the finest with the almond curd sweet meats [balushai we call it] and fine chopped Lucknow tobacco. ‘This is bett... ...call it] and fine chopped Lucknow tobacco. ‘This is better than some other meat that I ate with the Sikh,’ said Kim, grinning as he squatted, ‘and ass... ...ill patterns lay a month’s pay. Kings could be no richer. He bought sweet meats in a leaf cup from a Hindu trader, and ate them with glad rapture til... ...red invocation between whiles. Qui nine he had in tablets, and dark brown meat lozenges – beef most probably, but that was not his business. The litt... ...cannot walk far on such stuff.’ Kim felt all the European’s lust for flesh meat, which is not accessible in a Jain temple. Yet, instead of going out a... ...n the pupil. E23, with relaxed mouth, gave himself up to the opium that is meat, tobacco, and medicine to the spent Asiatic. So, in a silence of awe a... ...i from Dacca–a master of medicine. He relieved me of an oppres sion after meat by means of a small pill that wrought like a devil unchained. He trave... ...?’ He raised his voice re spectfully: ‘Sahiba, the hakim sleeps after his meat. He is in the quarters behind the dovecote’ Kim bristled like an expec...

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...nterwoven; there he slept, And dream’d, as appetite is wont to dream, Of meats and drinks, Natures refreshment sweet; 265 Him thought, he by the ... ...Service, nor to stay till bid, But tender all their power? nor mention I Meats by the Law unclean, or offer’d first To Idols, those young Danie... ...st shade A Table richly spred, in regal mode, 340 With dishes pill’d, and meats of noblest sort And savour, Beasts of chase, or Fowl of game, I...

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...s discourse was holding, Trotty made no pause in his attack upon the savoury meat before him, but cut and ate, and cut and drank, and cut and chewed, ... ...eyes, and laying her hand upon his shoulder, motioned him to go on while the meat was hot. So Trotty took up his knife and fork again, and went to wor... ... also the appearance of being rather cold about the heart. He who had Toby’s meat upon the fork, called to the first one by the name of Filer; and they... ...him a long time to do, for it was a long way off, and hidden under a load of meat — he said in a fat whisper, “Who’s it from?” Toby told him. “You’re ...

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...s 24 Robert Louis Stevenson false; and it can never be safe to suppress what is true. The very fact that you omit may be the fact which somebody was ... ...obert Louis Stevenson that others hold them but coldly, or hold them differently, or hold them not at all. Well, if he has the gift of reading, these ...

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...ad, sour wine, rancid butter, and bad cookery, needlessly bestowed on evil meats,—left her, disgusted with the pre- tence of holiness and the reality ...

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... starving to death while they have a cupboard at home, all full of bread and meat and wine; or as blind, demented beings who let themselves be cast in... ...ve the key of vaults and treasure chests heaped up with gold and silver. The meat and wine, the gold and silver,’ Verena went on, ‘are simply the supp...

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...s put in their noses; and a swine should know his stie, and will know his meate and his medicine, and as much beside, as any swine doth suppose it t... ...gence. His horse I set before you; perhaps without his trappings; and his meat without sause. Indeede in this specially finde I fault with my maiste... ... being instantly solicited by his Physitions, to leave all manner of salt-meats, was wont to answer pleasantly, that when the fits or pangs of the d... ...nd nightbats; and a toad was sold for six crownes in a time that all such meats were scarce amongst them, which t hey boyle, rost, bake, and dresse ... ...nds of sawces. Others have beene found to whom our usuall flesh and other meats were mortall and venomous. Consuetudinis magna est vis; Pernoctant v... ...ll office. In all his discourses he nameth them his hands: he carveth any meat, he chargeth and shoots off a pistole, be threads a needle, he soweth... ...tting to carrie some home. What availes it us to have our bellies full of meat, if it be not digested? If it bee not transchanged in us? except it n... ...lato. It is a signe of cruditie and indigestion for a man to yeeld up his meat, even as he swallowed the same: the stomacke hath not wrought his ful... ...e. Where their profit lieth, there should also be their recreation. Those meats ought to be sugred over, that are healthful for childrens stomakes, ...

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...In Europe, for centuries, fish and other seafood (relatively rare in inland areas), have become the traditional meat “substitute”. Now here in Louisiana, it is possible to “substitute” fish and seafood for meat virtually every day. Combine this with the variety of cooking styles and techniques we have learned from our Indian and Africa...

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...apter 13: The Houma’s Visit Chapter 14: Frére Gerard’s Potager Chapter 15: Les Sausses-the 3 Sauces Meres Chapter 16: Markets, Marshes, and Meat Chapter 17: Les Partisans de la Chasseuse Chapter 18: A Smugglers Paradise Chapter 19: Making Sausage on the Côte des Allemands Chapter 20: New Orleans Coffee...

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...icacy, or of its manner of operation, let a few drops be given every day on raw meat to any old dog or cat, and in less than a fortnight, by the cha... ... fume of peacock feathers being made, will disperse the serpents. If a piece of meat is thrown to the dogs, they will seize it with great avidity; b... ... will seize it with great avidity; but if a jasper stone be thrown out with the meat, the dogs will instantly run away, with very great fright. Fenel...

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...onal greed: eat me and let yourself be devoured by life; eat me and become meat to be eaten (the sun god’s cattle, Polyphemous, the Sirens, Scylla)....

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...III. 17 So when they slaked had the feruent heat Of appetite with meates of euery sort, The Lady did faire Britomart entreat, Her... ...urtesy, That of his Lady they might haue the sight, And company at meat, to do them more delight. But he to shift their curious request... ...e, And shewd her selfe in all a gentle curteous Dame. They sate to meat, and Satyrane his chaunce Was her before, and Paridell besyde; ... ...ut into Malbeccoes cape. The Faerie Queene : Book III. 131 Now when of meats and drinks they had their fill, Purpose was moued by that gent...

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...cessity, need not trouble others with so curious prepara- tions: it is not meat for a gross, coarse appetite. As one who does not desire that men shou... ...as so proud, and with which he so fed himself. Dearness is a good sauce to meat: do but observe how much the manner of saluta- tion, particular to our... ...g, the belly; to avoid all enjoy- ments that may bring us to want; and all meats and drinks that bring thirst and hunger: as, in the service of love, ... ...and to know the names and forms of herbs and fruits, and the preparing the meat on which I live, the names and prices of the stuffs I wear, because, s... ...age has its reason. Let the plate and dishes be pewter, wood, or earth; my meat be boiled or roasted; let them give me butter or oil, of nuts or olive... ...e it, all the pru- dence I am now acquiring in the world’s commerce; after meat, mustard. I have no need of goods of which I can make no use; of what ... ...cello peti?” [“What praise is that which is to be got in the market-place (meat market)?” Cicero, De Fin., ii. 15.] 272 Essays: Book III by abject me... ...ts very dear. Its acquisition is far more hazardous than that of all other meat or drink; for, as to other things, what we have bought we carry home i... ... the same in sickness as in health; the same bed, the same hours, the same meat, and even the same drink, serve me in both conditions alike; I add not...

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... My Mistris made it one vpon my cheeke: 212 She is so hot because the meate is colde: 213 The meate is colde, because you come not home: 21... ...gold: 339 ’Tis dinner time, quoth I: my gold, quoth he: 340 Your meat doth burne, quoth I: my gold quoth he: 341 Will you come, quoth I... ...f Errors Shakespeare: First Folio 450 S.Dro. No sir, I thinke the meat wants that I haue. 451 Ant. In good time sir: what’s that? 4... ...e, 511 That neuer touch well welcome to thy hand, 512 That neuer meat sweet- sauour’d in thy taste, 513 Vnlesse I spake, or look’d, or ... ...able full of welcome, makes scarce one dainty dish. 643 Bal. Good meat sir is co[m]mon that euery churle affords. 644 Anti. And welc... ...e’ll mend our dinner here? 1243 S.Dro. Master, if do expect spoon- meate, or bespeake 1244 a long spoone. 1245 Ant. Why Dromio? ... ...41 And thereof comes it that his head is light. 1542 Thou saist his meate was sawc’d with thy vpbraidings, 1543 Vnquiet meales make ill dig...

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...entleman, “a few of us are endeavouring to raise a fund to buy the Poor some meat and drink, and means of warmth. We choose this time, because it is a... ...a kind of throne, were turkeys, geese, game, poultry, brawn, great joints of meat, sucking pigs, long wreaths of sausages, mince pies, plum puddings, ... ...t. Holly, mistletoe, red berries, ivy, turkeys, geese, game, poultry, brawn, meat, pigs, sausages, oysters, pies, puddings, fruit, and punch, all vani...

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...took about 18 pounds apiece and a blan- ket. I carried a little bacon, dried meat, and little quilt; I had in all about twelve pounds. We had one pint... ...y bread alone, but by some cherished and perhaps fantastic pleasure; who are meat salesmen to the external eye, and possibly to themselves are Shakesp... ...d of seeking relief in drink or foreign travel. Hence in the French, in that meat-market of middle-aged sensuality, the disgusted surprise with which ...