granger's

"This feller flattened _him_ out, done it like he had him on a anvil," the granger's advocate chuckled.

Trail's End George W. Ogden

The freight train was just pulling out; suppose they put the rope around the granger's body instead of his neck, leave his hands tied as they were, and hitch him to a car!

Trail's End George W. Ogden

Morgan thought it wise to feign insensibility while this apparently sober man among the crew struck a match and rolled his body over to show the granger's battered hands.

Trail's End George W. Ogden

The protests of the granger's defender and friend were unavailing.

Trail's End George W. Ogden

His hunger being appeased, his old habit of taking things that he should leave alone, forced him into the bed-room of the sleeping farmer, and forced his hand into the pocket of the aforesaid granger's pantaloons, from which he took his pocketbook containing twenty dollars in money.

The Twin Hells; a thrilling narrative of life in the Kansas and Missouri penitentiaries John N. Reynolds

His hunger being appeased, his old habit of taking things that he should leave alone, forced him into the bed-room of the sleeping farmer, and forced his hand into the pocket of the aforesaid granger's pantaloons, from which he took his pocketbook containing twenty dollars in money.

The Twin Hells 1890

March 21, 2005 at 05: 32 PM joana: hope to find some time to post the recipe sometime today, in between meals and playdates:) i think the origin of these recipes is american, although it comes from an australian cookbook - bill granger's 'sydney food'. but i definitely agree that northern hemisphere countries do damn good sweety treats!

on sideboards, garages, and haircuts 2005