There were kippered herring, noodle and potato kugels, barley soup, and dill pickles.

They're as full of human kindness and red blood as a kippered herring!

Maggie, let us hae some tea, and a kippered herring, and toast the oat cake crisp.

They had tea about six, and ate, each of them, a kippered herring and some watercress.

After dinner, we had kippered herring and some meat stew à l'Irlandaise, we were sitting near the open oven.

So our tins of camp pie and kippered herring and ox tongue remained unopened and we lived as we never had before.

At eight she has more tea, and generally a kippered herring, or a bit of cold mutton left from the noon dinner.

He dined with us in the evening, and his enjoyment of our coffee, bread, kippered herring, and other canned goods was almost pathetic.

At breakfast-twokippered herrings and marmalade-heheld a council of war with himself.

[Footnote: Why could the child enjoy only "peppermints and kippered herring"?

"The kippered herring?" I said, expecting Mr. Cruickshank had once and for all vetoed the fish being served at his son's wedding.