If you have a garden, raise your own hops by all means; pick them by the first of September, or they will lose their strength; dry them on sheets spread on the garret floor.
She was obviously ill at ease, and dropped the sugar-tongs when she was offered sugar with a loud clatter on to the varnished floor, nearly sweeping the cups off the table in her effort to pick them up again.
When she dropped her scissors, she had to pick them up for herself.
Perhaps her little boys would like to pick them; anyhow, some sort of an inducement had to be held out.
I sort into two classes, good and bad; we sort as we pick them.
When she rushes at thee, take and scatter the pears, and it will take her till cockcrow topick them all up.
Besides, he scattered his nuts, and she went after them and tried to pick them all up till cockcrow.
Pick them clean as much as a peck into a convenient vessel, and bruise them with a piece of wood, taking as much care as possible to keep the seeds whole.
Boil them in water half an hour, and then put them into warm water to pick them.
Pick them clean, wash them in two or three waters, and rub them with salt.
Take as many golden rennets as will fill the dish that is to go to table; pick them of a size; pare them, and take out the cores at the bottom, that they may appear whole at the top.
Pick them in dry weather before they are too large; cut them at both ends with scissars, that they may not be broken; put them into very dry bottles, and fill them up to the neck with cold spring water.
Pick them, then draw and truss them; let their breasts be larded with broad pieces of bacon; roast and serve them up on toasts dipped in verjuice.
God likes to have us pick them: I know he does," said Nelly, earnestly.
She had hid them all in a pile near the pine-tree whose branch she had broken down; and she meant to pick them up on her way home the next night.
Remember this, all of you little children who love flowers and like to pick them.
Pick them up, children, and try to keep out of mischief for the rest of the day.
The harvest is uncommonly fine, but there's nobody to gather it in; there are loads of wild berries ripe on the bushes, but nobody able to pick them.
No, Cyril, don't pick them up, and be sure you don't step on them.
They could only picture to themselves numberless human beings struggling for their lives, those in the boat employed in endeavouring to pick them up.
Still Desmond, who had become perfectly ravenous, could not help wishing that the commander, instead of keeping off the coast, had stood in nearer to pick them up.
Gather sprigs or bunches of radish pods while they are young and tender, but let the pods remain on the sprigs; it not being the custom to pick them off.
In the morning get some ripe red currants; pick them, from the stalks, and squeeze them through a linen cloth till you have just sufficient juice to moisten the remaining sugar, which you must have ready in a preserving kettle.
Pick them nicely, and wipe them clean, but do not wash them.
Pick them immediately; but it is the fashion to cook these birds without drawing.
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