Then, on the very night they were to run away together, someone murders John with a butcher knife in the Hollis summerhouse. |
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Her blotter is crisp, doodle-free, as antiseptically intimidating as the crinkly butcher rolls doctors use on examination tables. |
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The name 'lungs' is derived from their lightness in weight, since they contain air, and the butcher refers to them as 'lights' for this reason. |
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Choose lean beef such as topside, silverside or skirt and ask the butcher to cut the slices as thin as possible. |
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If you want ground beef, buy boneless roasts and have your butcher grind them or grind them yourself. |
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She is the mother of three roly-poly, jolly children, and the wife of a roly-poly, not-so-jolly butcher. |
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Papa couldn't butcher their milk cow and he had to keep the surviving roosters and hens to build a new flock in the new year. |
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On one side is the butcher with his chopper, talking to the cook who is cutting up some meat. |
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He taught them how to approach the whale, iron it, bring it ashore, butcher, render and eat it. |
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Filthy lucre has invaded the town, and its inhabitants would likely stomp over one another to get the last roast beast from the butcher. |
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John Fry and his wife Elizabeth opened a butcher and baker shop and William Andrews, a saddler of Laura, opened up for business next door. |
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There was a butcher, baker, saddlery and a blacksmith operated by David Baker who employed thirty men. |
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Most people nowadays do not wring chickens' necks, pluck them, and cook them for dinner, or butcher their own pigs, or gut their own fish. |
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In April 1739 a pock-marked butcher was hanged at York for crimes against His Majesty's Highways. |
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In the late seventies and eighties, I used to use garlic sausage meat from the local butcher and had great success with it. |
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The butcher sells homemade steak slices, sausage rolls and various pies which the Hubby is quite partial to. |
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They expect most of the food will be donated by supermarkets, bakeries, butcher shops and individuals. |
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In that case I usually go for a boned loin, ready-tied and scored by the butcher. |
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One way of changing meat-eating habits for the better could be a return to the independent high-street butcher. |
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I decided to employ a time-served pork butcher and we started to make them ourselves. |
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The butcher was fed up with the young girl's attempts at bartering with the local townsfolk. |
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An Essex butcher, Turpin fell in with the wrong sort and became involved with a vicious gang of robbers who preyed on isolated homes. |
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On butcher paper, trace the outline of the chair seat, then add 1 inch around all sides. |
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She died from being trampled by a wagon cart livestock that was being shipped to the local butcher. |
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And on Saturday customers bade an emotional farewell to butcher Stephen Smith, who shut his Leigh shop for the final time. |
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I use all local produce, and have a good butcher for my black pudding, sausages and Ayrshire bacon. |
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Alan even drew us a mud map, showing us where to find the butcher and the best prices on beer and wine. |
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Once the pigs are slaughtered, Graham, who is a butcher by trade, makes sausages using his own recipes. |
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His dad was a butcher and slaughterman who was often out of work in the depression, and times were hard. |
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Unless you are a dab-hand with the boning knife, ask the butcher to bone the chicken legs for you. |
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Head butcher Paul Nicholson helped to choose the birds and bone the smaller ones before they could be stuffed inside the turkey. |
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Mrs Lock and her assistants use locally produced fruit and vegetables and fresh meat from a local butcher. |
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There is even a full-time butcher, preparing the cuts of meat from carcass. |
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Many supermarkets, butcher shops, delicatessens and gourmet food stores spit-roast chickens right on the premises. |
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A family-run butcher and fishmonger shop in Witham is celebrating 50 years of trading. |
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No one is in a better position to reassure consumers about any doubts they may have about the origin and quality of food than a butcher. |
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Surely a woman in the 1950's would be likely to buy one already slaughtered from a butcher. |
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After slaughtering the animal, the butcher gave the children a close-up look at the heart, tendons and other internal organs of the cow. |
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It appeared to him that almost everyone was a butcher and when an animal was slaughtered, everything was used down to the last drop of blood. |
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The first offence committed by the butcher was to slaughter an animal at a place not so designated. |
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The story began on Sunday night when a butcher tried to slaughter the buffalo. |
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A son of Patrick and Gabrielle O'Rourke, he has been a butcher in the Food Experience in Sligo for the past six years. |
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And all it does is, you know, reinvent his image as a murderer and as a butcher, and it reminds people of what people believe he did. |
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He is the godfather of the settlement movement, a butcher and the master of a brutal and relentless occupation. |
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Their people will have an opportunity for democracy and freedom instead of being under the regime of this murderous butcher and his family. |
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I've even seen her helping to butcher cattle, much to the surprise of the soldiers. |
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One girl had watched her cousin butcher a sheep before and she thought we should get a whole animal. |
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Researchers believe that Ebola is most commonly transmitted when people butcher infected apes for food. |
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Also, Mr Clarke can butcher a beast for his shop on a wooden block behind the counter. |
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A civilized species does not kill, maim, butcher, blow up, whatever you want to call it. |
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So, you murder, kill, and butcher, she thought cruelly, so what are you doing here in an office full of paperwork? |
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And why should a studio butcher its own work when those abusing it freely admit that, no, they haven't even seen the movie? |
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I reached out for a knife and noticed that the butcher knife was gone and then I was pulled from behind by a very, very strong arm. |
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As you know, I was about to stick a butcher knife in his hand and see if he could hold it, but then I thought better of it. |
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With that, he pulls a large butcher knife from a nearby rack of steak knives and charges at Irene. |
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Yes but she's still yelling about chopping your head off with a butcher knife. |
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She then saw the large butcher knife that he held tightly in his right hand. |
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A butcher might use back slang to announce the shop has run out of something. |
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The bank has also helped set up a community-owned butcher in the town, sustain a local abattoir and buy a dolphin-watch boat. |
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One butcher I spoke to said that you simply could not trim a loin of pork like a rack of lamb. |
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He sends his fat cattle to a local butcher to be slaughtered and jointed, then sells the meat. |
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They were standing in a butcher shop, with the wind whistling through the cracks around the door. |
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The most commonly encountered are Russell and butcher bodies in lymphomas, multiple myeloma, and some reactive or immunologic diseases. |
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Anyway, he suggested we try another local butcher, and he has agreed to do the job for us. |
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They held a huge celebration on the beach, where 15 men were waiting to butcher the animal, its meat later kippered and stewed. |
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The consumer is advised to check this with the butcher to determine if the meat has been koshered. |
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Nowadays, most meat is koshered before sale by the butcher, thus sparing the consumer the trouble. |
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The table legs are painted white and the tabletop looks like butcher block with a somewhat shiny finish. |
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You'd send the beef away, but the butcher would send you back brisket. |
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His family ran a butcher shop in a part of town so tough that their specialty was broken leg of lamb. |
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It is sold by the pound, cut to order, and presented not on a plate but on a sheet of butcher paper. |
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Time to cook my tea, a lovely large beefburger from my local butcher. |
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She was born into the humblest of Birmingham neighborhoods, to a mother who had been a butcher and a TV-salesman dad. |
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In recent years, although the name has almost disappeared, many butcher shops and supermarkets still sell boned shoulders of lamb complete with stuffing. |
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Residents drove the cow into the open ground between two houses, where it was secured by police and then slaughtered by a butcher from the slaughter house. |
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Women do the daily cooking, while men butcher pigs for feasts. |
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Placed at reserve was Geoff Mellin, a retail butcher at Nelson, Lancashire, who keeps 15 Belgian Blues and Limousin breeding cattle for producing beef for sale in the shop. |
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One day at the butcher shop, the butcher's son picks on them. |
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A local butcher will trim meat to your requirements on a one to one basis. |
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His voice sounded horrible, as if he'd swallowed a butcher knife. |
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Why is the city once known as hog butcher to the world now offering a bacon martini at Moto? |
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And there was a furrier and a butcher and a shop selling fine wines. |
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In a statement read by West Yorkshire Coroner David Hinchliff, his son told how his father had left school at 14 and began work as a butcher and slaughterman in Leeds. |
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Why is the city once known as hog butcher to the world now offering it a bacon martini at Moto? |
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He was a specialist butcher who sold halal meat and apparently customers of that meat prefer male to female meat, because they consider the female meat to be possibly unclean. |
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I figure that if people can wear a T-shirt that portrays a ruthless butcher that terrorized my country of birth as a hero, then I can wear a shirt proclaiming my views. |
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In one bony, skeletal hand it clutched a large butcher knife. |
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The woman forced her daughter into a bathtub after making a few more cuts on her arms with a butcher knife to make it look like there was an intense struggle. |
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Since they employ five full-time butchers, customers can call and speak directly to the butcher preparing their order, ensuring they get made-to-measure meat. |
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Bones from large animals such as rhinos, horses and hippos were covered with cut marks where Boxgrove man used stone blades to slash and butcher the animals for their meat. |
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A large, sleek, pretty, shining butcher knife plunged into his skull. |
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A month after that, I found a butcher knife in my front yard. |
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The butcher had conveniently cubed all of the meat suitable for sausages, and the addition of some back fat, salt, pepper and breadcrumbs was all that was needed. |
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They could fix things and grow things and work with animals and do medical things and butcher pigs and put up preserves. |
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Bill, full name William Poole, was a real life butcher, skilled with knives and raised in the art of street fighting. |
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Mayer Bobchik the sheepherder was waiting when the butcher drove his wagon up to the farm at the edge of the valley. |
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She married John Clitherow, a wealthy butcher and a chamberlain of the city, in 1571 and bore him three children. |
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Turpin, a young butcher who traded in the area, almost certainly became involved with their activities. |
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Turpin claimed that he was a butcher who had fallen into debt, and that he had levanted from his home in Long Sutton, Lincolnshire. |
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These types of sausage are popular at barbecues, and can be purchased from any butcher or supermarket. |
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It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer, or the baker, that we expect our dinner, but from their regard to their own interest. |
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A butcher in Maclean, New South Wales, 'the Scottish town in Australia', reportedly celebrates the day by selling haggisburgers. |
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According to a biography of Ederle, America's Girl, her father ran a butcher shop on Amsterdam Avenue in Manhattan. |
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The ship sank, killing as many as 300 people, with only one survivor, a butcher from Rouen. |
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By 1880, it had a hotel, saloon, blacksmith shop, livery stable, butcher shop, and school. |
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He paid his mother-in-law rent and, when the baker or the butcher or the grocer wouldn't let her have any more on tick, he paid the bills. |
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He was accused of stealing part of a weighing machine and a calculator from a German butcher in Poulton Road. |
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Just then, the Malian butcher raised his ax and brought it down with a whump to hack off a hunk of beef. |
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It contains fresh counters, including a butcher, fishmonger, delicatessen, hot food and cheesemonger. |
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Ask butcher to cut chuck steak into three-inch dices, or cut into small steaks across the grain. |
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He was a driver for a local butcher, originally from Claddagh Road, Ballyfermot, and was about to go to work when he was killed. |
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He worked as a driver for a butcher and was originally from Claddagh Road in Ballyfermot. |
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Sharland's butcher in Holmfirth have now made the sausages up and they are on the menu for pounds 8 as Farmer's Arms' Bangers and Mash. |
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The ex farm worker and butcher last worked in 1989 when he damaged his back while using a rotavator. |
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They, not the worshippers of a discredited, posturing Blackshirt or a Georgian butcher, who must excite our imagination and capture our support. |
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Our favorite new San Francisco discovery is Omnivore Books on Food, in what used to be a Noe Valley butcher shop. |
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Your local butcher will have braising steak and you should find packs in supermarkets, costing about pounds 1 per steak. |
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Old-fashioned things are back at this main street butcher, where you can buy relishes and sauerkraut to go with your kranskies. |
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The butcher sawed excruciatingly slowly through bone and sinew. |
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Anyway, I had a lovely time despite trudging three miles over meadows to buy a fabulously expensive free range chicken from a proper butcher in Henley-on-Thames. |
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Use steak mince or ground or minced chuck steak, which you should be able to get from any decent butcher, either on the high street or in your local supermarket. |
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Within three years, it had emerged as the region's commercial center with a post office, grocery store, saloon, butcher, livery stable, and two hotels. |
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The interpretations of butcher marks and the geologic association of bones at the Bluefish Cave and Old Crow Flats sites have been called into question. |
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Henry Walker was a successful pork butcher who moved from Mansfield to Leicester in the 1880s to take over an established business in High Street. |
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Rangers in Clocaenog Forest, Clwyd, have recorded at least three rare great grey shrikes, known as the butcher bird because of its violent feeding habits. |
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