1
The bread was sour and the Italian butter rank and cheesy-oftenuneatable.
2
When he sat down to eat, his feast turned to treasure uneatable.
3
The biscuit in a long voyage becomes uneatable, and flower will not keep.
4
By the beginning of July most of the eggs are uneatable.
5
The lamb is uneatable, the potatoes are waxy, and the peas like pills.
6
The canned beef proved practically uneatable, as we knew would be the case.
7
On coming to my first bit of bread to-day I found it uneatable.
8
The dinner she served up this evening was all but uneatable.
9
Not that we were not hungry, and not that the bread was uneatable.
10
An old goose is so tough as to be frequently uneatable.
11
Everything that is eatable, and many things apparently uneatable, are devoured by them.
12
The nature of the resultant object is indeterminate, but uneatable.
13
The persimmon-seed is as hard and uneatable as a stone.
14
But the flour was so bad as to be uneatable.
15
It expanded and shut up quickly, but ended by becoming prodigious and absolutely uneatable.
16
Their fur is of little value, and their flesh uneatable.
