1
Then she went downstairs and found her father eating a mutton chop.
2
And he was very particular that the mutton chop should be well cooked.
3
The bones below the neck, broiled, make a good mutton chop.
4
Really, I'd feel exactly like a mutton chop in a tissue-paper flounce, myself.
5
So am I. I quite forgot that mutton chop of yours to-day, doctor.
6
Have a mutton chop for supper, if those animals come within pistol shot.
7
In short, I left the King eating a mutton chop.
8
Substitute a half-cooked mutton chop for the pork, and the cases are exact parallels.
9
He spoke as coolly as if it were the question of a mutton chop.
10
When cold form into a chop about the size of an ordinary mutton chop.
11
And order me an English mutton chop and some macaroni.
12
I have ordered, as a regale, a mutton chop and a bottle of ale.
13
Sometimes we cooked ham and eggs, beefsteak, or a mutton chop, and made coffee.
14
I see I must stick to that mutton chop in the middle of the day.
15
A mutton chop cost seven sous there, instead of the five charged in the city.
16
I'd give a hundred pounds for a mutton chop.