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I hope Burn-ham is an LRB subscriber, because this may well be the most erotically charged thing anyone ever writes about him.— Books news, reviews and author interviews | guardian.co.uk
When buying ham, read the label carefully to determine whether the ham is the cook-before-eating variety or fully cooked.— The Seattle Times
The haversacks of the soldiers had been filled with crackers and cold ham, and they had a jolly dinner in a grove where they stopped About four o'clock in the afternoon, they reached the upper end of the lake, and the orders necessary for forming a camp were given.— In School and Out or, The Conquest of Richard Grant.
It was a conflagration of celestial rose upon the saddest purples and cavernous recesses of intensest azure We had an excellent supper in the visitor's refectory--soup, good bread and country wine, ham, a roast chicken with potatoes, a nice white cheese made of sheep's milk, and grapes for dessert.— New Italian sketches
She worked sucking one finger after another and poking her pencil into her ears One pound, three shillings--ham, ham, ham At one moment she invited the cook to assist her, and that lady, crimson from the kitchen fire, bared arms akimbo, stated that she was not only the most economical woman in London, but was also, thanks to her upbringing, one of the most sober and virtuous, and if Miss Cardinal had anything to say against Oh no!— The Captives

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