urn

• This urn has been the work of the ancestors of the old man of Lake Superior. —  The American Family Robinson or, The Adventures of a Family lost in the Great Desert of the West
• He is of opinion that the urn is the more elegant shape; but, after all, there was something more comfortable about the old tea-kettle, which you must remember. —  The Best of the World's Classics, Vol. V (of X) - Great Britain and Ireland III
• At this period, Mrs. O'Grady half filled a large bowl from the tea-urn, and then added to it some weak tea, and Miss O'Grady collected all the broken bread about the table on a plate. —  Handy Andy, Volume One A Tale of Irish Life, in Two Volumes
• Have you forgotten about the urn, and what I said about Werter's Charlotte, and the bread and butter, and that capital story you told of the large loaf. —  The Confidence-Man
• However, at the entrance of Dr Middleton, Johnny was dropped, and lay roaring on the floor; Sarah, too, remained where she had been floored, Mrs Easy had rolled on the floor, the urn was also on the floor, and Mr Easy, although not floored, had not a leg to stand upon Never did a medical man look in more opportunely. —  Mr. Midshipman Easy

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