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1 The edges are fluted and escalloped, each raised place being touched with a small spot of tan, and above it a narrow escalloped line of brown.

2 There was no sitting up nights; there were no balls and parties, theatres and concerts, to interfere with the work; no late suppers of escalloped oysters and lobster salads to be eaten.

3 The label has a red escallop shell derived from the Spencer coat of arms, which has been used by Prince William's ancestors on his mother's side for many centuries.

4 Corn—stewed, escalloped, corn pie, corn on cob.

5 The mince-pie was re-christened "Nightmare," veal cutlets "Dyspepsia," escalloped lobster "Fits," lemon sherbet "Colic," coffee "Palpitation," and so on, even to the pretty sack of confectionery which was labelled "Toothache."

6 Another Carlaverock Banneret, Robert de Scales, whom the chronicler declares to have been both “handsome and amiable” as well as gallant in action, had “six escallops of silver on a red banner.”

7 Columbine, Your mind is made of crumbs,—like an escallop Of oysters,—first a layer of crumbs, and then An oystery taste, and then a layer of crumbs.

8 Fish: Baked, fried, boiled; escalloped salmon, salmon croquettes.

9 The front wings from the base extending over half the surface were a dark brownish black, outlined with a narrow escalloped line of clay colour of light shade.

10 From there a broad clay-coloured band edged the wing and joined the dark colour in escallops.

11 But it gave us the palmer-shells on our coat of arms— argent, a cross sable, in each corner three escallops of the last.

12 Stewed tomatoes are a nice accompaniment for escalloped vegetable oysters.

13 Prepare it exactly as for escalloped cauliflower and finish in the same way.

14 For preparing escalloped vegetables of all kinds, these prepared crumbs are excellent; they give a fine, nutty flavor to the dish, which fresh crumbs do not possess.

15 For escalloped chicken turn the above mixture into a buttered baking dish, cover with fine rolled bread crumbs, dot with butter and bake until well browned.

16 Gardens are sometimes bordered with escallop shells, which are neat enough but seem rather out of place among flowers.

17 In addition to its simplest cooked form, stewed or turned hot from the can, it may also be baked, stuffed or not, or it may be escalloped and cooked with rice, spaghetti or other foods.

18 Serve with turkey, chicken, mutton or game and with escalloped oysters.

19 Beginning at the apex of the front pair, and running to half an inch from the lower edge, was a band of escalloped heliotrope.

20 Her hair she wore powdered and elaborately curled down on both sides with dainty escalloped lace half concealing it, and a grey capuchin over all.

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