So I used to come out at night after they'd gone to bed, and feel about in the dark for bits of biscuit, or sangwitches that you'd left in the office, or even pieces of
orange peel to put into cold water and make believe it was wine.
Now the only thing they drank was "horse's neck"--a long, soft, cool drink with an apple peel or an
orange peel floating in it.
I well remember one morning, as we were on the stand waiting for a fare, that a young man, carrying a heavy portmanteau, trod on a piece of
orange peel which lay on the pavement, and fell down with great force.
Pickwick took another, just to see whether there was any
orange peel in the punch, because
orange peel always disagreed with him; and finding that there was not, Mr.
"We are breathing an atmosphere hot with gas, and fragrant with
orange peel. We are squashed in amongst a crowd of people of a class whom I fancy that neither you nor I know much about.
Suppose a man stepped on an
orange peel in that yard; there would be nothing for him to seize; nothing could keep him from rolling; five revolutions would bring him to the edge, and over he would go.
When a man falls from a precipice or slips on a piece of
orange peel, his body behaves as if it were devoid of life.
It was like slipping on a bit of
orange peel in the dark and breaking your leg.
Walkers have respectfully been asked to stop leaving banana skins and
orange peel on our mountains, which can take years to decompose in cold temperatures and at altitude.
Discard the bay leaves and
orange peel if you like.
It showcases eight botanicals, including sweet
orange peel, geranium, coriander and lemon peel which combine to make an interesting gin.
Garnish with dehydrated lemon or
orange peel. *For Thai Tea simple syrup 25 g.
orange peel - the rind of an orange