We keep our own cow and make our own butter and it seems to slip down, just so.
In the vegetable kingdom the controversy raged with unabated fury.

The boiled prune, blandest and most inoffensive of breakfast dishes, formed the basis of a spirited debate.

There were pro-prunists and there were con-prunists.

The parsnip had its champions and its antagonists; the carrot its defenders and its assailants.

In this quarter was the cabbage heartily indorsed, there was it belittled and made naught of.