tea-ball

Put the spices in a large tea-ball or tie loosely in cheese cloth.

Archive 2007-12-01 Kate 2007

Put the spices in a large tea-ball or tie loosely in cheese cloth.

Reading, Writing, Cooking and Crafting: What 2-buck-chuck was made for Kate 2007

Then there was a grand scramble, in the course of which Betty captured the tea-ball and the lemons, and Katherine the teakettle, while Rachel secured two cups and retired from the scene of action to wash them for

Betty Wales, Sophomore Margaret Warde

The last of them was bidding her adieu as her husband entered and joined her brothers, who were lingering for a farewell word with her, each occupied in characteristic fashion, John gazing into the fire that smouldered on the grate, for it was a raw and chilly afternoon, and Frank endeavoring to coax a last cup of tea from the silver tea-ball and the still steaming kettle.

An American Suffragette Isaac N. Stevens

Finally Katherine agreed that Betty might "wiggle the tea-ball" provided that she -- Katherine -- should be allowed two pieces of lemon in every cup; and the three lively damsels settled down into a sedate group of tea-drinkers.

Betty Wales, Sophomore Margaret Warde

"Not unless I can wiggle the tea-ball afterward," announced Betty firmly.

Betty Wales, Sophomore Margaret Warde

When they got into the china closet and Mrs. Betty found a silver tea-ball she exclaimed rapturously:

Hepsey Burke

Aileen busied herself with setting all in order and twirling the tea-ball in each cup of boiling water, as if she had been used to this ultra method of making tea all her life.

Flamsted quarries Mary E. Waller

She found her sitting languidly beside her wicker tea-table, playing with the tea-ball, and carrying on a disconcerted conversation with Evelyn.

The Girl Scouts' Good Turn Edith Lavell

"Well, so am I Irish," she retorted pouting; she began to make him a second cup of tea by twirling the silver tea-ball in the shallow cup until the hot water flew over the edge; "but I shouldn't consider it necessary to be faithful to any one who had forgotten and left me for six years."

Flamsted quarries Mary E. Waller