1 Our cook is the broad wife of the Wilkes butler, and he was over last night with the news that the engagement would be announced tonight and Cookie told us this morning.
2 Already the house was full of the acrid smell of clothes boiling in homemade black dye for, in the kitchen, the sobbing cook was stirring all of Mrs. Meade's dresses in the huge wash pot.
3 Mrs. Meade will give you whatever chaperonage you need and I'll send over old Betsy to cook for you, if Miss Pitty wants to take her servants with her.
4 They tore down the fences and burned them to cook with and the barns and the stables and the smokehouse.
5 She is down with la grippe and so is her cook.
6 After Suellen and Will married and Carreen went off to Charleston to the convent, Ashley, Melanie and Beau came to Atlanta, bringing Dilcey with them to cook and nurse.
7 Johnnie Gallegher was standing in the doorway of the miserable shack that served as cook room for the little lumber camp.
8 She stepped over to the cook shack and looked in.
9 Her cook does the washing and the food tastes of soap.
10 I should have said Carry Fisher's cook was enough to account for it.
11 Mr. Schnarken was at various high moments a cook, a life-guard, a burlesque actor, and a sculptor.
12 Behind Billy's Lunch, the cook, in an apron which must long ago have been white, smoked a pipe and spat at the pest of sticky flies.
13 Vida was lenient to Carol at the surgical-dressing class; Mrs. Dave Dyer flattered her with questions about her health, baby, cook, and opinions on the war.
14 Away, cook, and deliver my message.
15 No, you didn't, cook; but I'll tell you what I'm coming to, cook.