They finished the little hymn, and the woman scraped some corn from a cob into the corn-popper. ❋ Various (N/A)
Little John Henry takes the corn-popper, swaying it in time to the music, while the rest, with the exception of Lincoln, do a step or so of an old-fashioned reel. ❋ Constance D'Arcy Mackay (N/A)
There's the corn-popper, and (diving hand into cupboard and bringing out a bag) there's the corn! ❋ Constance D'Arcy Mackay (N/A)
The moguls were high and short and jerky, and they tossed a man around like a rat in a corn-popper. ❋ John A. Hill (N/A)
One night he left his corn-popper on the kitchen table. ❋ Anonymous (N/A)
Bertie could hardly wait to eat his supper before he tried his corn-popper. ❋ Anonymous (N/A)
"You would find it warm work," said he, "unless you'd a very long handle to your corn-popper." ❋ Anonymous (N/A)
When Bertie came down to breakfast there was a white egg in the corn-popper! ❋ Anonymous (N/A)
The embers on the hearth give out a dull glow which leaves the room in semi-darkness, yet lights up several objects by the hearthstone -- namely, a heap of pine cones, some dried spice-wood bushes, a rude corn-popper, a snow-shovel, and a neatly-mended tongs. ❋ Constance D'Arcy Mackay (N/A)
Bertie had the desire of his heart, -- a corn-popper! ❋ Anonymous (N/A)
For the first time, Sara understood why she had so enjoyed the delightful little snapping sounds, which made her think of corn dancing against the lid of a corn-popper -- or of the snapping of little dry twigs under the pointed shoes of a brownie, slipping through the woods alone on Christmas Eve. ❋ Karle Wilson Baker (1919)
Betty was delighted, and ran for a corn-popper, and soon there was the merry sound of crackling wood, popping corn, and happy voices -- all sounds that proved so tempting that before long Jimmie joined the others. ❋ Julia Moody (1919)
From the corner of the fireplace he brought a corn-popper and, sitting down, he commenced to shell the corn by rubbing the ears together. ❋ Unknown (1916)
Josephine a corn-popper waved above them, the corn inside burning unobserved as she lent her ears to Fraulein's earnest words. ❋ Elizabeth Garver Jordan (1907)
What I was grapplin 'for in the bottom of the window-seat locker was something different -- maybe a marshmallow fork, or a corn-popper, or a catalogue of bath-room fixtures. ❋ Sewell Ford (1907)
"She is having about as good a time as a canary-bird would have in a corn-popper over a hot fire." ❋ Holman Day (1900)
Also, they had the freedom of the corn-popper, and might roast apples every evening till bedtime. ❋ Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards (1896)
Grandpa had been consigned to the kitchen stove, with a corn-popper. ❋ Sarah P. McLean Greene (1895)
The corn-popper with its contents had been precipitated to the floor. ❋ Sarah P. McLean Greene (1895)
He carried a great basket of pop-corn, and bore a corn-popper over his shoulder. ❋ Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman (1891)
