The drops fell into a small earthen pipkin placed on the deck beneath it.

We call him the Sun and Moon, and you call him an ' earthen pipkin.'

I remembered what old Lord Steyne had said to Becky: You poor little earthen pipkin.

But, unfortunately for him, he was the ' earthen pipkin' which the 'iron pot' found inconvenient.

Then place a layer of this cotton in the bottom of a deep china dish, or in an earthen pipkin.

It must be boiled in an earthen pipkin, or a very sweet Iron-pot, after the Harts-horn and Ivory is in it.

Put the mixture into a small sauce-pan or earthen pipkin, and let it simmer slowly till all the bones of the anchovies are dissolved.