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...eye and a bad case of constipation, which Helen treated, much to the man’s embarrassment, with a soapy enema. The fourth patient, who had waited to... ...servants had nothing to do but watch and prepare for her mistress’s return. She was just about to soap a sponge when the door to Gavin’s room opened...

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...dresser full of china, and the peculiar smell of yeast and coffee and soft-soap that 40 Summer she had always hated, but that now seemed the very sym...

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...ce which has come to my knowledge; which has happened I may say within the soap of my everyday contemplation. Gentlemen, our friend Mr. Whiffers (ever... ...ormed a kind of slab, on which were placed an old cracked basin, ewer, and soap dish, of common yellow earthenware, with a blue flower—’very aggravati...

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...with the perfumed oil of the nut, looking as if he had just emerged from a soap-boiler’s vat, or had undergone the process of dipping in a tallow-chan...

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...ed on in the warehouse of human trash, to take a shower and not steal the soap, or in more crass mandates, to show her Louisiana identification card ... ...st food restaurant to swish hot water into her mouth and to spread liquid soap onto some of her body like a balm. In the toilet of the Jack In The B... ... Denuded; clothes washed diminutively in a plastic bucket with a bar of soap, a mop handle raising them to drip from the rod of the shower curtai...

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...cie C. McKeever 20 Kelly opened his eyes in time to see some young Latin—a soap-opera-hunk-looking motherfucker—lean forward from his bedside chair an...

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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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...and when he appeareth? for he is like a refiner’s fire, and like fullers’ soap: 3 And he shall sit as a refiner and purifier of silver: and he shall ...

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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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...ly from ignorance of the proper proportions of things. Let a puppy eat the soap in the bath-room or chew a newly- blacked boot. He chews and chuckles ... ... that blacking and Old Brown Windsor make him very sick; so he argues that soap and boots are not whole- some. Any old dog about the house will soon s... ... beast with a chastened appetite. If he had been kept away from boots, and soap, and big dogs till he came to the trinity full-grown and with develope... ...ular routine is of no great consequence. He looked about him, and he found soap and blacking, so to speak, very good. He ate a little, and came out of... ...ponies, partners, dancing, and so on. He tasted it as the puppy tastes the soap. Only he came late to the eating, with a growing set of teeth. He had ... ...into the glare and excitement of a livelier one. No one told him about the soap and the blacking because an average man takes it for granted that an a... ...rampled, before I knew, marigold-heads, dust-bank, and fragments of broken soap-dish into confusion past all hope of mending. Next morn- ing I came up...

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...se. You take it? Hooray! Sold again, and got the seat!” These Dear Jacks soap the people shameful, but we Cheap Jacks don’t. We tell ‘em the truth a...

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...oman can bear to see him—for he will shave—first cover his face with white soap with that ridiculous centre-piece to his trowsers reaching quite up to...

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...ocket, and twopence. Then Sally had been out and got a shilling’s-worth of soap, and six-penn’orth of blue, and brought home one shilling; and there w... ... Mrs. King would never have made. Perhaps if a pail of warm water and some soap had been set before Paul, he might actually have washed himself; but h... ...antern (which had been at bad work in its time), a pail, a brush, a bit of soap, and a ragged towel. John laid hold of him much as Alfred in his page ... ...e brought home thirty shillings, and ten shillings’ worth 123 Yo n g e of soap for the shop, where that article was running low; but she did not brin...

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...s in creating awe and obe- dience in others, as an open brow and traces of soap and water. I know this, at least,—that a dirty Maronite would make ver...

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...e, especially as the ‘werkiss’ it had indicated with a twist of its matted head, was close at hand. So I left Mr. Baker’s terrible trap (baited with a... ...ge their character of being divided and sub-divided on the ground floor into mouldy dens of shops where an orange and half-a-dozen nuts, or a pomatum-... ...ind another kind of tramp, embodied in the per- sons of a most exemplary couple whose only improvidence appears to have been, that they spent the last... ...markable manuscript volume entitled ‘Mrs. Sweeney’s Book,’ from which much curious statistical information may be gathered respecting the high prices ... ...p in his third coat for his hardy vigil: for then, as we fell off one by one, and, entering our several hutches, came into a peculiar at- mosphere of ... ...or the time, and the voice sets in again. Thus come unintelligible dreams of up hill and down, and swinging and swaying, until consciousness revives o... ...ve, at first, that it was not purposely coloured black, the walls were so begrimed. As I stood opposite the woman boiling the children’s clothes,—she ... ...Against these dan- gers, I found good respirators provided (simply made of flan- nel and muslin, so as to be inexpensively renewed, and in some instan...

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...n, miss, but in cleanin’ of a floor there’s two, not to say three, kind of soap, which is yaller, an’ mottled, an’ disinfectink. Now, jist before I to... ... be pre’aps jest as well if I was to come up ‘ere an’ ask you what sort of soap you was wishful that I should use on them boards. The yaller soap, mis...

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...ppeals. Most people speak of drugs in the spirit of that admirable firm of soap-boilers which assures its customers that the soap they make “contains ...

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..., by passing it through an electrically heated spiral of tubing. A cake of soap drops out of a store machine on the turn of a handle, and when you hav... ... instead of being orna- mental, you wash—with such abstersive chemicals as soap for example—and above all you consult doctors.” He ap- proved himself ... ...on that becomes more fragile with every added circum- stance, that, like a soap-bubble, it is most brilliantly and vari- ously coloured at the very in...

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...es and very clear grey eyes. It was impossible to pick a fault in him, and yet the sum-total was displeasing. Perhaps he was too clean; he seemed to b... ...lent progress!’ I said. I would not discourage him, you understand, but he was congeni- tally unable to learn French. Some fire, I think, is needful, ... ...the promise of supper I wished them an ironical good-night, and was lighted across the garden and noiselessly admitted to a bedroom on the ground floo... ... library, for there were traces of shelves along the wainscot. Four or five mattresses lay on the floor in a corner, with a frowsy heap of bedding; ne...

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... a maw as accommo dating and full as any shark’s. Cheese, butter, firewood, soap, pickles, matches, bacon, table beer, peg tops, sweetmeats, boys’ ki...