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...hreaten its life with a railway share; You may charm it with smiles and soap—’ “ (“That’s exactly the method,” the Bellman bold In a hasty p... ... To threaten its life with a railway share; To charm it with smiles and soap! “For the Snark’s a peculiar creature, that won’t Be caught in ... ...reatened its life with a railway share; They charmed it with smiles and soap. Then the Butcher contrived an ingenious plan For making a sepa... ...reatened its life with a railway share; They charmed it with smiles and soap. But the Barrister, weary of proving in vain That the Beaver’s ... ...reatened its life with a railway share; They charmed it with smiles and soap. And the Banker, inspired with a courage so new It was matter f... ...reatened its life with a railway share; They charmed it with smiles and soap. They shuddered to think that the chase might fail, And the Bea...

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... placard at the mouth of the railway tunnel urging the existence of Jinks’ Soap upon the passing travel- ler. The oblong object on the placard repres...

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... by her side there was an odd bubbling that put her in mind of blowing the soap-suds into a froth when preparing them for bubble blowing; but when she... ...something very unlike the long pipes her big brother used, or the basin of soap-suds. There was a beautifully shaped glass bottle, and into it went a ...

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... he might just walk right out of his jeans. And that lovely ass. Small, taut, and delicious. I began to hose down the bike, and slather some soap along the seat and gas tank. I heard the lawn mower stop. Tom was rolling the mower into the garage, apparently done for the night. Well, it was a good show while it lasted, at least. I returned to my duties, sloppin...

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...-tips, steel knives, tin kettles that cooked food much better than the old soap-stone affairs, flint and steel, and even matches, as well as coloured ... ...howled and howled again, and waked to howl hungrily. One could tell by the soap-stone lamps in the huts that famine was near. In good seasons, when bl...

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... had to wash in a leaden trough, under a cistern, with lumps of fat yellow soap floating about in the ice and water. Are our sons ever flogged? Have t...

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...seated them- selves at table. ‘Appliances are to be found in this hotel.’ ‘Soap?’ said Lord Fleetwood. ‘Soap—at least, in my chamber.’ ‘Fetch it, plea... ... handbasin and towel. ‘We’re off directly and must eat at once,’ he said. ‘Soap—soap! my dear Fleetwood,’ Sir Meeson knuckled on the table, to impress... ...fingers, if they were to sit at one board. ‘Let the waiter fetch it.’ ‘The soap is in my portmanteau.’ ‘You spoke of it as a necessity for this gentle... ...s affecting the excessively obsequious when he came back bearing his metal soap-case. The performance was checked by another look solid as shot, and a...

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...u hev! You was hitched to a rail, back o’ the stand, in a buckboard with a soap-box nailed on the slats, an’ a frowzy buff ’lo atop, while your man pe... ...t happy; but as Georgie came to breakfast, shaven, tubbed, and smelling of soap, several turned to look at him 250 Rudyard Kipling because of the lig...

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...ke, and were now entering upon a narrow gorge leading through the chain of soapstone hills among which the village was situ- ated. This gorge was very... ...which ran the main gorge was composed of a species of soft rock resembling soap. stone. The sides of the cleft we were now attempting to ascend were o... ...looked was not far from the summit of the highest peak in the range of the soapstone hills. The gorge in which our party of thirty-two had entered ran... ...er stakes. I have already spoken of the singular stratifica- tion of these soapstone hills; and the description just given of the narrow and deep fiss... ...d, apparently, had at no time been connected, the one surface being of the soapstone, and the other of marl, granulated with some metallic matter. The... ... of the hill. The face of the precipice was here of the softest species of soapstone, although nearly perpendicular through- out its whole extent (a d... ...ried by the fall of the hill- that is, by cutting steps in the face of the soapstone with our knives. The extreme hazard of the attempt can scarcely b... ...kerchiefs were stretched tight. He now proceeded to dig a deep hole in the soapstone (as far in as eight or ten inches), sloping away the rock above t... ...vast depths yet to be descended, and the precarious nature of the pegs and soap- stone holes which were my only support. It was in vain I en- deavored...

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... as the body cart-whipped over the floor, upsetting the tin dipper and the soap dish and the flesh brush, and banged against the tin side of the bath....

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... the Lord, and to counsel them one on one. We also distributed deodorants, soap, clothing, and Bibles. My heart just cried at hearing the stories of a...

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...igh on stumps in case of flooding. Over the years they’d been renovated and were now desirable properties. The hum of air conditioners and television soaps floated on the hot night air. Teacher and pupil seemed to be the only people abroad as he followed her along a path enclosed by dense shrubbery and up five steps to a small entrance hall where she kicked off her sandals...