They soon had the bloaters on over a clear fire of wood-coals, and while they cooked the mother tried her new boots, naturally not a little pleased with the thoughtful present.
The bloaters being merely bound round with one thin sheet of newspaper, soon imparted their odour to her hand.
A lady whose hand smells of bloaters is not, I hope, too ideal; I hope you will see now that I am not imaginative, or given to the heroinesque.
Outside were lawn and old trees and plentiful autumn blossom; the sun poured in; a little fire added a final touch of comfort--for I must not be so low as to say it was bloaters and bacon (C.
English bloaters in the long ago as she had remembered everything).
Those sheds in the yard over there are where hundreds of women and girls set to work to salt or pack the herrings in barrels; the bloaters are what we call cured in the herring-office.
Lots of bloaters were now toasted or roasted, and prepared for eating.
We perceived that bloaters were frying somewhere in the house, and thought we should like to try a few.
Our only business here is to cook our bloaters and eat them, which we could not do in the public room below.
They were moving along; and as they came by Weech's shop, a whiskered face, with a patch of shining scalp over it, peeped from behind a curtain that hung at the rear of the bloaters and plumcake in the window.
In fact they are not really bloatersat all; they are rather a pair of nice-mannered fresh herrings, not long mated.
All the year round they can study ad nauseam their own individual bloaters; but this is the only occasion on which they have the whole world of bloaters paraded in front of them for inspection.
Then numbers odd wept for sympathy, as Mrs Jared scraped and scolded, heedless of the facts that the Dutch clock had given warning for five, and that the tea was not yet made, the toast not cut, and the bloaters not down to cook.
As the door opens a babel of many voices greets us, a rush of warm air comes at us, and the evidence of our noses proclaims that bloaters and bacon, liver and onions, sausages and fresh fish are being cooked.
See how the bloaters curl and twist as if trying to escape from the forks and the fire.
Stacey-Lumpton took that box of bloaters in his kid-gloved hands, and in another moment it was lying in the road.
Provide yourselves with another box ofbloaters and a new hat out of that, my men.
The truth is, as the poet tells us, ‘Things are not what they seem,’ and that many of the Yarmouth bloaters which we are in the habit of indulging in at breakfast in reality come from Lowestoft.
No one can deny, however, that appetising as these homely fish are, the smell of frying kippers orbloaters is most aggressive.
In answer to the loud summons, a red-faced little man opened the door and let out into the night a smell of bloaters and tea--the smell that pervades all Farlingford at six o'clock in the evening.
Bloaters on Toast, Corned Beef, Muffins, Brown and White Bread and Butter, Marmalade, and Boiled Hominy.
Then he peeped into the kitchen, where Crass was still seated by the fire, smoking and toasting one of the bloaters at the end of a pointed stick.
When he got as far as the door leading into the scullery he looked round and said: 'I've got to git them three bloaters cooked by breakfast time.
Old Jack Linden had not succeeded in getting anything to do at the trade since he was discharged from Rushton's, and it was reported that he was trying to earn a little money by hawking bloaters from house to house.
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