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Cover with one cup of sugar and then let stand for one-half hour.

For the life of me, don't give me a cup of cold water to taste, and then dash it from my lips.

When she has been settled in the warmest corner, and her vitality raised a little by a cup of hot tea, Peggy leaves her.

If you come in about four, I'll give you a cup of tea into the bargain.

Seneschal, let our faithful yeoman have a cup of brandy; it will be more germain to the matter.'

She set the cup down before him, and he promptly dipped a fern root into it; then started back with a cry of dismay.

And now he sat, cup suspended, saucer held meekly against his chest, gazing out at the pelting snow-flakes.

As he said this he drew a chair towards the table and proceeded to fill out a cup of chocolate.

For the dumplings, sift together one cup of flour and two even teaspoons of baking powder.

Too many "make clean the outside of the cup and platter, but within, they are full of extortion and excess."