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Sour apples, cranberries, and dried peaches, all make nice tarts.
THE NEW ENGLAND COOK BOOK, OR YOUNG HOUSEKEEPER'S GUIDEANONYMOUS
Cut off the roots of the tongues, they are not good smoked, but they make nice pies.
THE AMERICAN HOUSEWIFEANONYMOUS
The young are easily caught and tamed, and make nice pets for children.
THREE YEARS ON THE PLAINSEDMUND B. TUTTLE
Serve hot or if sliced cold, lay plate and heavy weight on ham over night to make nice firm slices.
CIVIC LEAGUE COOK BOOKANONYMOUS
They say they make nice pets, and I am going to take my dog home for Norval.
TO AND THROUGH NEBRASKAFRANCES I. SIMS FULTON
We want to show how much we love you, and we make nice cake for you, and many other good things.
MARMADUKE MERRYWILLIAM H. G. KINGSTON
You hear, he very hungry snake, and you make nice tea for him.
THE IVORY CHILDH. RIDER HAGGARD
Work, always thinking of how to make nice things to eat for the traveling public, and how to keep expenses paid.
LYMAN'S HISTORY OF OLD WALLA WALLA COUNTY, VOL. 1 (OF 2)WILLIAM DENISON LYMAN
"If we had enough wood and a saw we could make nice cubby-holes, one for each bundle," remarked Tom, his head on one side.
ETHEL MORTON AND THE CHRISTMAS SHIPMABELL S. C. SMITH
Her manner was warm and impulsive to seriousness, but Paul was in no humor to make nice distinctions.
A SON OF HAGARSIR HALL CAINE

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