"Madam," I replied, "for myself I like the smell of
cheese, and the journey the other day with them from Liverpool I shall ever look back upon as a happy ending to a pleasant holiday.
"Oh, yes, that's the best method!" he said, munching
cheese and filling the wine-glass with a special sort of spirit.
Sam well knew that he had only to remain quiet, and the women were sure to talk; so he looked alternately at the tin saucepan, the toasted
cheese, the wall, and the ceiling, in profound silence.
Sancho took out from his store a piece of bread and another of
cheese, and giving them to the lad he said, "Here, take this, brother Andres, for we have all of us a share in your misfortune."
Norris, having fidgeted about, and obtained a few pheasants' eggs and a cream
cheese from the housekeeper, and made abundance of civil speeches to Mrs.
"Bring up the Stilton
Cheese, and a bottle of the Old Madeira."
"I know a house near by," said Arthur a Bland, "and, had I but the money, I would bring ye that ye speak of; to wit, a sweet loaf of bread, a fair
cheese, and a skin of brown ale."
There is so much milk required at the Abbey that you will have little increase of
cheese and butter making from the addition to your dairy; and I believe selling the milk is the most profitable way of disposing of dairy produce, is it not?"
So he sat down on a Stump and fed the Woozy bread and
cheese for a long time; for, no matter how much the boy broke off, the loaf and the slice remained just as big.
Corney, we have given away a matter of twenty quartern loaves and a
cheese and a half, this very blessed afternoon; and yet them paupers are not contented.'
You mightn't happen to have a piece of
cheese about you, now?
One can walk along at one's leisure behind that cow--keep good company, and have milk, butter, and
cheese, every day, into the bargain.