As Lewis has written, God does not shake miracles into nature at random as if from a pepper-caster. ❋ Francis S. Collins (2006)
He enters it as a pepper-caster, a feathered _bonbonniere_, a pickle - holder (in china), and is drawn, painted, and photographed in every style. ❋ Mrs. John M. E. W. Sherwood (N/A)
They were not the old-fashioned, clumsy pepper-caster which I can very well remember as having been used in actual warfare, and, indeed, esteemed as a deadly weapon, but were new from America, with all the latest patents. ❋ David Christie Murray (N/A)
The Native Daughter would have a license to complain of this if she herself didn't look as thou she'd been sprinkled with dimples from a pepper-caster. ❋ Inez Haynes Gillmore (1921)
They couldn't get a direct with solid, but I must admit they made goodish shootin 'wi' shrapnel, an 'they've made that' ouse look like a second-'and pepper-caster. ❋ Boyd Cable (1910)
It has a little door at the top and another little door at the bottom, and looks like a pepper-caster. ❋ Unknown (1893)
I take a pepper-caster, and on a sheet of white paper ❋ Various (1880)
Would that I had listened to Mr. Trotter; would that I had corrected, in early life, the happy-go-lucky disposition to scatter my Greek accents, as it were, with a pepper-caster, to fish with worn tackle, and, generally, to make free with the responsibilities of life and literature. ❋ Andrew Lang (1878)
Higher up, amid the jagged outlines of chimney stacks, behind a slanting chess-board of smaller roofs, the pepper-caster turrets of the Palais de Justice and the garrets of the ❋ ��mile Zola (1871)
On their left a long stretch of bank now became visible; beyond the pepper-caster turrets of the Palais de Justice, the small, murky tenements of the Quai de l'Horloge showed as far as the clump of trees midway across the Pont-Neuf; then, as they went farther on, other quays emerged from the mist, in the far distance: the Quai Voltaire, the Quai Malaquais, the dome of the Institute of ❋ ��mile Zola (1871)
"Well, he aren't going to be made to, young pepper-caster," growled the captain. ❋ George Manville Fenn (1870)
The order is Ionic below, Corinthian above, and the pile sadly wants a dome instead of a pepper-caster domelet. ❋ Richard Francis Burton (1855)
In a few minutes the black brought down a bowl of soup and whole peas swimming in it, put before our hero a tin bread-basket full of small biscuit, called midshipmen's nuts, and the pepper-caster. ❋ Frederick Marryat (1820)
Composed of salad, sausage, and the pepper-caster. ❋ Giordano Bruno (1574)
"Why, man, look here; suppose this pepper-caster is Richmond, this crust ❋ Natalie Sumner Lincoln (1908)
"Out of this general outline, which was almost forced upon them, and which they hardly ever tried to avoid, this pyramid or pepper-caster, jelly-bag or extinguisher, the architects of the Middle Ages evolved the most ingenious combinations and varied their designs to infinity. ❋ Unknown (1877)
Composed of salad, sausage, and the pepper-caster. " ❋ Lucia Isabella Gilbert Runkle (1864)
