Meanings of have beefsteak in English

Of course we did not have beefsteak that day, but, as I told Faye, it was entirely Findlay's fault.

Impatiently she proposed to herself, "But while I'm trying to figure it out, wouldn't I better just go ahead and have beefsteak today?"

He butchered it just as efficiently and soon had beefsteaks cooking.

I suppose they had beefsteak here, he added cautiously.

We had beefsteak and potatoes for supper instead of going to jail, didn't we, old sport?

It galled Waters that while he and Nate were having beefsteaks, Morgan had opted for rabbit food.

Certainly the bull was found slaughtered behind the monkey temple, and certainly Dr. Roberts had beefsteak for breakfast that day.

That night for supper they had beefsteak and hot biscuits and custard pie; and grandma let her eat these delicacies which were forbidden at home.

"We can't have beefsteak often," she said, soberly, "if we're going to do it on fifteen a week."