10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHEESETASTER»
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... cawswasg Cheeserennet, tshis'-ren-net, s. ceulon, briger, Hysiau y cywer;
cywer llaeth, ceuled, cywer, cywair, cywerdeb llaeth Cheesetaster, tshis'-trst-er, \
»• cawsbrof- Cheesescoop, tshis'-Bcwp, [• iadyr,offer< Cheesepale, tshis'-p<l, J
yn er ...
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Household Words: Collection of British and American Authors. 16
It had large round holes cut out, as if with a monstrous cheesetaster, the
slabbeing an inch thick: and the boy was cutting out pieces of what was left
between the circles. It was for the ridge of a house; and in a moment we saw that
the pattern ...
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A Small Boy in the Sixties
Dutch cheese (with attractive red rind), Cheddar, American—I was acquainted
with various kinds, and liked to watch the grocer scooping out the samples with
his knowing “Cheesetaster”—a sort of gimlet without a nose, kept for that use.
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The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal
Their actual state is ascertained by an iron rod, which is thrust into the earth as
agrocer uses a “ cheesetaster.” There, deep or shallow, in proportion to the decay
of the former possessors, the employés dig the grave. The procession arrives at ...
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An account of the ... mode of draining land, according to ...
... deep, going down sloping: first, take a spade and cut the turf out ; then make
use of another tool, made on purpose, something like a cheesetaster: at the head
, where the man 1 sets his foot, is seven inches wide, going narrower downwards
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John JOHNSTONE (Land Surveyor.), Joseph Elkington, 1808
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The Mayor Of Casterbridge (Extended Annotated Edition):
... a cheesetaster. "An opposition randy to yours, eh? Jack's asgood as his master
, eh? Cutyeout quite, hasn't he?" "You see,Mr. Henchard,"saidthe lawyer, another
goodnatured friend, "where you made the mistake was in going so far afield.
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The Mayor of Casterbridge
“What's this, Henchard,” said Alderman Tubber, applying his thumb to the
cornfactor likea cheesetaster. “An opposition randy to yours,eh? Jack's as good
as his master, eh? Cutyeout quite, hasn't he?” “You see, Mr. Henchard,” said the
lawyer, ...
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The Mayor of Casterbridge (嘉德橋市長):
"What's this, Henchard," said Alderman Tubber,applying his thumb to the
cornfactor like a cheesetaster. "An opposition randy toyours,eh? Jack's as good
as his master, eh? Cut ye out quite,hasn'the?" "You see, Mr. Henchard,"said the
lawyer, ...
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Delphi Complete Works of Thomas Hardy (Illustrated)
“What'sthis, Henchard,”said AldermanTubber, applyinghis thumb to the cornfactor
like a cheesetaster. “An opposition randy to yours, Jack'sas good as his master,
eh? Cut eh? ye out quite, hasn't he?” “Yousee, Mr. Henchard,”saidthe lawyer, ...
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An account of the mode of draining land, according to the system
... made on purpose, something like a cheesetaster : at the head, where the man
the field ; and that the seed cannot be so equally disposed in sowing, and must
be still more unequally scattered, and drawn into the furrows by harrowing : it ...
