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This separate one-bedroom cottage, located behind the main house, was just a few yards from the sea.

More than just a re-sculpted face, a pretty midriff, and a Bob Mackie dress, Cher has also become a one-woman cottage industry.

Perhaps her air was the inevitable result of the social rise which had advanced her from a cottage to a large house and fields.

In my thatched cottage Chen Qingyang wore a white cloak with bare arms and legs, in the same outfit as she was in her clinic on the hill.

this, with a new drawing room which may be easily added, and a bed-chamber and garret above, will make it a very snug little cottage.

I felt a bit like the storybook Alice after she had grown so large her arm poked out the cottage window.

They've been seeing each other for a few weeks and she was supposed to be visiting his country cottage, which he's doing up at the weekends.

At home, within and around her mother's cottage, Pearl wanted not a wide and various circle of acquaintance.

Once upon a time there was a poor widow who lived in a cottage with her only son Jack.

In the next cottage there was the French colonel, who had been taken prisoner by the dragoons .

Each day the child played happily in his cot while Beddgelert guarded the door of the cottage, carefully watching for the wolf.

One day, he said, "Betty came to ask when I would be moving out of the cottage. "

Like an angel of hell, he rises swiftly, and changing into a bat, flies pell-mell to the cottage of his tantalizing victims.

Once upon a time, there was a little boy who lived in a cottage. The cottage was in the country, and the boy lived there all his life.

As he rambled on, about himself, his past life, the wind rose up against the cottage like the prodding of a giant hand.

It had been no easy matter when he first drifted in mysteriously out of nowhere to their little mountain cottage.

Paul is clearly not laboring for a retirement package that will allow him to live out his old age in a cottage on the Aegean Sea.

She had no doubt he would come after her; he knew as well as she did that there was a wireless transmitter in Tom's cottage.

This past summer was the first summer that I did not visit the little green cottage by the sea, and I cannot help but miss her.

An old lute player falls ill in the wilds, and is saved by a fisher boy who accommodates him in his thatch cottage.

After a long day of sightseeing, I came back to Beacon Cottage in the dark, only to realize that I'd forgotten to leave a light on inside.

X-RAY CRYSTALLOGRAPHY was once something of a cottage industry and required access to the x-ray beam line of a synchrotron .

I put him in an empty cottage and fed him from the kitchens.

As it was now nearly dark, he ran up to the little cottage, knocked at the door, and cried, "Dear little sister, let me in. "

The loan of his cottage turned out to be a Greek gift. The roof fell in and injured us.

Predicting disaster in the Arab world has become something of a cottage industry.

He ate it to make his voice soft, and went back to the goats' cottage and knocked on the door again.

Tess began to enjoy her new work with the chickens, and the next day in the cottage garden she decided to practise whistling as instructed.

One day, when he was travelling the country disguised as a beggar, he stopped at the cottage of a poor ploughman to ask for food.

There was no danger of getting lost on this island--all he had to do was to follow the cliff edge until he came to Lucy's cottage.

It would be pleasant to tell of her life with the fisherman and wife in their cottage on the moors.

Now began a difficult time for Colin and Mary. Dickon told his mother about it one evening as he was digging the cottage garden.

"It was like coming home, " she said, after Mr. Foster had gone to do chores and the conversation had moved up the hill to her cottage.

The cottage, built in 1903 and destroyed by Hurricane Irene, was one of the first vacation cottages built on Albemarle Sound in Nags Head.

It came from an old woman who had emerged from her door towards the garden gate of a green-thatched cottage not far off.

The cottage, too, was empty and had been swept with a broom, which he had left leaning against the wall.

He got a sack out of the buggy, shouldered it, and staggered with it through the cottage yard, and knocked at the door.

However, it seemed as if I didn't pick the cottage rose and she didn't wear it. Still with the flowers in hands, she walked forward.

The plot of ground in which this cottage stood was one hundred feet square and ornamented with a few trees.

So it was that I found myself knocking on a cottage door, being received by Mary Smith and then being taken for a walk to the woods.

Although thatch has always been used for cottage and farm buildings, it was once used for castles and churches, too.

Shaking with fear, the children peer through the window of his cottage before a spine-tingling scene in which he creeps up behind them.

Once upon a time there was a poor widow who lived with her two little girls in a cottage by the edge of a forest.

I was standing, as it seemed to me, at the door of my own cottage.

When I stopped and turned round, my eyes fell on an old woman at her cottage door smiling at me, a bunch of flowers in her arms.

Much of that depends on being able to staff the London cottage at Glen Ellen.

The first stop of his visit was Chengdu and he made a special visit to the Thatched Cottage of Poet Du Fu.

She ran and ran , then she found a cottage, the owners of the cottage were seven dwarfs. Now, they were working in outdoor.

Something of a cottage industry is emerging to try to answer this latest and most sober of international mysteries.

There was smoke coming from her father's chimney, but seeing the inside of the cottage made her heart ache.

He hopelessly approached the corner of the cottage and surprisingly found a water pump.

Then the master stumbled out of the door of the cottage and fell to his knees, weeping helplessly.

One morning the King had been out hunting and happened to ride by the cottage of Patroclus with a train of his knights.

Our cottage was lighted by traditional coal oil lamps and later by a gasoline lamp with an air pump.

The mining has for decades been a cottage industry as farmers have learnt how to leach the elements out of the clay in their back yards.

She told me that the old man had been living in that small cottage for all his life.

The lives of two people seemed to be a happy, simple cottage, warm and clean, from time to time of laughter from happy.

The garden in which the cottage stood was surrounded by a wall, and could only be entered through a door.

Some people imagine that there can be no accommodations, no space in a cottage; but this is all a mistake.

The police are after us, so let's lie up in your mother 's country cottage for a couple of weeks.

He then walked the mile and a half back to the cottage and sought help from his cousin and a lawyer who was joint host.

It was only a small cottage, really compared to the other large grand houses that we've seen, a bit like ours but tidier.

Usually they'd be made with a bit of cottage cheese.

Healthy foods that are easy to digest are corn bread, yogurt, brown rice, eggs, and cottage cheese.

she said, "Look at the hut. Go back to the sea and tell the fish to give me a cottage. "

A kind friend may invite you to their country house, or your sister may invite you for the weekend to her cottage by the sea.

If you only have a bit of money, buy a rural bit of land for vacation camping or a future retirement cottage.

She asked for, and was granted, an invitation to stay with her sister Jane and her young husband at their cottage on the Balmoral estate.

Vera, one of my morning attendants, dressed me, put me in my wheelchair, and pushed me to Marie's cottage.

Cottage industries have sprung up in many developing nations to scavenge the recyclable and precious metals inside the waste.

I was away from the office for three and half weeks, after what I call 'walking and talking therapy' in a cottage in the mountains.

'You are mighty sensitive for a cottage girl! ' said the young man.

On the outskirts of a town in England nestles a nice cottage with a large garden where there lives an old and aged man.

Family cottage from the start of distributed, production scale, slowly forming clusters of a few of the larger children's wear industry.

There's a picture of my wife and the children on the piano in my cottage by the sea.

Faber wondered why the cottage had not been built in the shelter of the trees.

well , we might walk a few miles further , and when it is evening find lodgings somewhere or other - in a lonely cottage , perhaps.

Primogenitor hundred Cottage him are "beginning to taste a hundred herbs, Chinese medicine has only" in places.

Bought a fake, I did not angry, but said with a smile it as between the "cottage shop. "

but upon my word I should have thought we were lively enough at the Cottage for such a heart-broken man as Captain Benwick.

A few weeks after the birth of Luther in a miner's cabin in Saxony, Ulric Zwingli was born in a herdsman's cottage among the Alps.

The next day the Rivers family returned to their separate places of work, and I moved to the cottage in Morton.

I told them of my plan to save money by moving out of my beach cottage and renting a room for the few remaining months.

By chance , he mentioned there was an old cottage up here .

We all thought him a timid boy but he showed his colours when he rushed into the burning cottage to save a baby.

His wife was also little and old, and they lived in a little old cottage at the back of a little old field.

There's a nice little pension and a cottage on the estate coming him when he retires. He'll be snugger than a bug in a rug.

Compared to some of her newly renovated neighbors, my cozy little cottage is an old but classic beauty.

It was fully a week before the villagers noticed that no lights were appearing at dusk in the windows of the cottage under the trees.

As newlyweds, on a year's extended honeymoon, we'd lived in the gatekeeper's cottage of a beautiful old farmhouse in Opio, near Grasse.

He should have led them into the new court in 2009, but had left just a little too soon for his cottage in Wales.

Also, ownership of the boat and cottage are less important than what you do with them.

The wolf reached Grandmother's cottage in next to no time. He ran up the path and knocked on the door.

I was singing all alone in a corner, and the melody caught your ear. You came down and stood at my cottage door.

Later still, in the ghostly light of a full moon, we drove our buggy back to the cottage along silent tree-lined roads.

Scoop nonfat cottage cheese into a cantaloupe or honeydew half, and top with a dash of cinnamon.

They got out of the cottage and went on a carriage .

Our kitchen in the cottage is an old fashioned, big country kitchen, where we spend much of our time.

poor fellow, and she married her lover, that she might tend and comfort him in our cottage--our dog-hut, as that man would call it .

but an old bee-keeper who lives in the neighboring cottage told me a different story.

All the dictations except one were recorded from his home, Pine Cottage, in the Ojai Valley, some eighty miles north of Los Angeles.

Near the church was an old ruined cottage .

It's not a very grand house, just a little cottage .

Shepherd's Pie, also known as cottage pie, is a traditional English dish comprising minced (ground) meat covered with mashed potato.

Feeling guilty, ashamed and admitting to myself I missed her, I went up to the cottage after my walk and knocked at the door.

my dream home is actually just a small cottage in a quite village in England.

Reached along winding pathways, each cottage comprises three to five guest rooms, each with its own private entrance.

You may be able to tolerate certain milk products that contain less sugar including cheese, yogurt, and cottage cheese.

When old Rob's car came sputtering along the road Maggie was at her station on the cottage veranda .

Where could Tess possibly be, a cottage-girl, his young wife, amidst all this wealth and fashion?

high-rise eg. Ann had lived in a cottage ever since she was born, and had no wish to move to a tower block.

In the castle garden, below her window, were planted the two rose-bushes from her cottage garden.

People were converging on the cottage from all directions, as Lucy Mercer and Madame Skoumatoff were exploding out of it.

He started to call on his friends to poetize and draw for 'Plum Blossom Thatched Cottage'.

In the evening he reached a little cottage where an old woman lived with her cat and her hen.

Bordered by tidal rocks on the left and a tidal river on the right, this cottage and its surrounding sandy beach are my sanctuary.

I felt dizzy, claustrophobic and had an intense desire to get back to the cottage.

Occasionally there would be days when both of them were free and would together spend a day in their cottage on the edge of the moors.

In this "house to see, go cry" remote cottage, big horn publicizing the scattered villagers heard the "leprosy" to terrified.

My cousin pointed at a cottage and told me that it was where he was born .

Snow-White and Rose-Red kept their mother's cottage so clean and tidy that it was a pleasure to go into it.

Next to the cottage in the country, Grandpa rectangular piece of land out of the vegetable, the species likes to eat my vegetables.

The path meanders through the garden and leads to a cottage.

Near the bridge was an old cottage.

And when she saw the family cottage, it seemed to be part of her body and life, as it always did.

Above, the Cricket Cottage in Qibao Ancient Town, a museum devoted to the long history of the fighting insect.

When she entered the little cottage, her mother was doing the washing as usual.

Last summer, he had been living in a countryside cottage for one month, free from the noise and excitement in the city.

There's plenty of room for the two of you. He hardly needs a whole cottage to himself.

But the problems like I said before, the cottage window version of the tourist came again.

Hedge fund administration is part of a burgeoning cottage industry that attempts to make funds more transparent to investors.

It doesn't matter whether one's home is large or small because as the saying goes, "Love can turn a cottage into a golden palace. "

He showed her several different places and she finally settled on a small but charming cottage not far from the town centre.

In this cottage , five-year-old George observed his father die of cancer (so ) that he determined to turn doctor when he grew up.

His country cottage turned out to BE an enormous bungalow.

He discovered that the young woman had traveled to her family's cottage from their sugar plantation near the town of Plaquemine.

During the same period, in some economically developed areas, the nature of capitalism began to cottage industries or factory hand.

Analysing social media used to be a cottage industry.

Up in the cottage called the Lea, four men with nothing to wait for closed the circle of their lives.

The Du Fu Cottage, built at Chengdu, Sichuan Province, was the former residence of the poet's retreat in Tang dynasty.

It was early morning when they passed the peasant's cottage, where their sister Eliza lay asleep in her room.

The bottle is hidden in the bottom of a ton of cotton the cottage .

Today you are older, and you may have a great job, a new car every two years, a cottage at the lake, and a retirement account.

Right as you enter, the kitchen is on the left. I shared a whole post about the Cottage Kitchen last summer.

St. Clare's villa was an East Indian cottage, surrounded by light verandas of bamboo-work.

The cottage is also extremely crooked, which was a bit weird at first, but I'm used to it now.

In the cottage museum are photographs of a recent visit from Beijing of descendants of the Russian mercenaries.

Then barefooted with our huge flowers and jugs we went back to the cottage it was now about ten.

A cottage industry has sprung up to produce patents of suspect value .

Looking back looked hole scenery, distant chuanshan, Tashan as well as the Lijiang panoramic view of both sides of the cottage garden.

gave them the cottage for a week.

Liverpool head to Craven Cottage in fifth place in the table - just six points behind front runners Chelsea after 10 matches.

Porcelain and pottery making as a cottage industry is scattered all over China.

Three more Reds could be in opposition on Wednesday when South Korea take on Denmark in a friendly at Craven Cottage.

Someone traveling alone, if hungry, injury, or ill, often had nowhere to turn except to the nearest cottage.

Their best insurance policy might be to diversify into non-farm cottage industries.

Try yogurt with a peach, low fat string cheese with an apple, or cottage cheese and grapes.

It was variously used as a hotel, beach cottage, private mansion and last, a tavern, but rowdy patrons almost destroyed her.

Cottage weaving in India is discouraged by the heavy costs of inventories in thousands of scattered locations.

That afternoon the little cottage was full of Tess's friends, girls who lived in the village and who had missed her while she had been away.

The cottage had been occupied continuously, which prevented it from falling into complete disrepair.

Who knew the Smith-Smythes had a trampoline, an outdoor Jacuzzi and a cottage house in their backyard?

"Very good, very good, I haven't time just now, " said Yermolov, and he hurried out of the cottage.

Inside a house or cottage a wagon wheel is often used as a chandelier .

Try whole-wheat crackers dipped in low-fat cottage cheese, or top whole wheat toast with your favorite sugar-free nut butter.

Born by a turf fire in an old cottage on Inishfree Island she has lived in the Colombian countryside for most of her life.

Fruit in the traditional cottage garden would have included an apple and a pear, for cider and perry, [40] gooseberries and raspberries.

He went out of the cottage, across the lawn, up the hill and into the temple.

This cottage is certainly a worthwhile visit too, with its thatched roof and charming gardens.

You came down and stood at my cottage door.

Now and then we passed a moorland cottage, walled and roofed with stone, with no creeper to break its harsh outline.

the Boxing Day strike versus Fulham at home and a goal at Craven Cottage in November last season.

His works contain "The Solitary Reaper" , "To a Highland Girl" , "The Old Cumberland Beggar " and "The Ruined Cottage" .

Enjoy brekfast around the painted wicker table by Maine cottage looking out over banyan and banana trees and lush tropical landscape.

I do hope you are bound to found a cottage for us some day.

Love can turn cottage into a golden Palace. Time tames the strongest grief.

He returned to read his favourite, the Sinhala "Lakbima" on the verandah of the cottage.

Physical examination often reveals erythema of the vulva and vaginal mucosa. The discharge is thick, adherent, and "cottage cheese-like. "

Its Normandy cottage was a long way not just from Spain, but from its traditional base in south-west France.

But in addition to the end of the road cottage owners will pass through there, no one will pass through the road.

So she went into her cottage and spent the evening chuckling over her good luck.

A cottage industry has grown up with groups of circle-makers ready - for a price - to reproduce just about anything.

You ought to have wished for a pretty little cottage.

The cottage is seen in the left hand corner of the garden.

After that I would often slip away to the little cottage by the mealie lands.

"The agent lives in that cottage, " he said.

A flour mill, some cottage industries in textiles and garments, and restaurants and cooperative shops are part of the commune.

Translation of my family had a thatched cottage two, house bamboo planted in the south.

There was another cottage at the eastern end of the island.

Speeches, seminars and scholarly articles by nervous Germans and Germany-watchers are a booming cottage industry.

Right in the middle of the forest was another cottage. It belonged to the little girl's grandmother.

To be sure, it was a beautiful little cottage.

She liked what she saw and booked the studio plus a three-bed cottage on the grounds that had been converted from a cowshed.

Veggie Cottage Cheese. Slice up cucumbers and tomatoes and mix together with a cup of low-fat cottage cheese.

Chen Dejun, 71, lives in a thatched cottage on a hill in Chongqing. The old man said he drinks 3 to 3. 5 kilograms of gasoline every month!

Soon afterwards, a Trust was formed to which money was subscribed to buy the cottage and six acres of surrounding land.

A few weeks later, the girls find a woman surnamed Li again, to 800 yuan per month rental price of the area's cottage.

London, Paris, New York - no matter where you went you had to return here. To this cottage. To this man.

The cottage could accommodate up to five people.

The cottage could accommodate up to four people.

She conducted us into a cottage at the farthest corner.

He has no interest in being a weekend getaway or a Sunday bungalow or a summer cottage.

Finally, he arrived at a cottage. An old woman, a cat, and a hen lived in this cottage. He went inside.

We see a cornfield and a cottage , both solid evidences of man's presence .

This study dwells upon the strategies employed by Lavender Cottage to create differences and to market through word of mouth campaigns.

I think the emergence of a great cottage to meet the needs of the market.

Here sparsely inhabited, the land is broad, is not the mountain forest, is the farmland rural cottage.

It is in view of the foregoing that an account bas been attempted here of the plan for a cottage scale bakery.

You came down from your throne and stood at my cottage door.

Fill yourself with protein-rich foods like eggs, nuts, yogurt and cottage cheese during breakfast and lunch on the day of the test.

In order that the estate might be complete and perfect they only needed Zire Buzette's cottage.

She lived deep in the forest in a tiny cottage and sold herbal remedies for a living.

When we looked at a small beach cottage to rent, I glanced around to see if we could fit an old upright in some corner.

smelled like it did at the cottage when a mouse got between the walls and rotted.

Local farmland out of sight, not rural cottage, is taken with car access and the senior community.

Wigan dominated the match but Malbranque scored against the run of play in first-half injury time at Fulham's Craven Cottage stadium.

The industrial sector is technologically backward, with most production of the cottage industry type.

Thirsty and hungry (=As he was thirsty and hungry), he went to a farmer's cottage to ask for something to eat.

Scratch the face of the more aggravated the English cottage style, the domestic English education sector generally negative attitude.

After the excitement of the dance, her parents'small cottage was a depressing sight.

The needs of cotton cloth, but still rely on a number of cottage industries of spinning wheel slowly spinning out.

"Cottage" from the Cantonese, there imitations, fast, and the characteristics of the civilian population.

Near this latter spot, one afternoon some children were at play, when they beheld a tall woman in a gray robe approach the cottage-door.

For Haw, Cheese just meant feeling safe, having loving family someday and living in a cozy cottage on Cheddar Lane.

The schoolmistress will have a cottage paid for by benefactors and she'll receive 15 a year.

l'd love to own my own gallery, and maybe a little cottage in Maine.

wife, " said the man, " the cottage is good enough. Why would we want to live in a palace?

Her favorite snacks include McDonald's hash browns, egg rolls, cottage cheese with fruit mixed in, blueberry pancakes, and lollipops .

Image above: The focal point of the cottage is the cast-iron spiral staircase, which we commissioned.

Wife: I am, but, a lovely cottage might make me happier. Won't you please go ask the fish for a lovely cottage?

A small green cottage with a curved roof rests on a soft sandy beach in Maine.

From a motley collection of enthusiastic racers and specialist designers, a cottage industry has arisen that is unrivalled around the globe.

cottage: a compact house of one or one-and-a-half stories with a gabled roof and a central chimney.

He used to live in a small cottage area of Hexi District near Liu Zhuang, is the shirt factory workers.

So cottage style dish, was followed by a brand may be as little as tens of pseudo-brand site, as many as there are many hundreds.

I left my home after the death of their parents two old cottage, which is a hodgepodge house, as well as the city's slums.

Stumble upon a cottage that is inhabited with seven men and stay there while your boyfriend wanders around looking for you.

Rainwater was falling drop by drop onto my clothes from the eaves of a thatched cottage.

The police traced the footsteps trough the forest and found the wounded criminal in cottage.

I came across a cottage and lived secretly in the barn watching an old, blind man and his children.

Love can turn cottage into a golden Nalace. ----German proverb.

She lives in a little cottage by the sea.

My dream home is a small courtyard, a thatched cottage or who have simply spent a small mud house where the windows edge.

"Cottage machine" interpreted literally: cottage - there Zhanshanweiwang to evade the meaning of government management.

If your stomach's growling late at night, try a small bowl of cottage cheese with banana slices, another dish that serves up tryptophan.

Cellulite is most commonly present on the thighs, buttocks, and pelvic regions, giving the skin a cottage cheese like appearance.

A veritable cottage industry of comparison-spewing institutions has emerged , this author not excepted .

Big studios took over the smaller cottage industries and set standards for animation.

The poor peasant boy that l saw in the cottage died by the nobleman' s sword.

"The master is at home today, " the lad replied, "however, he is napping in the cottage and has not yet awakened. "