... catch," explained Edna. "It's like this. Why did the sausage roll? Because it saw the jam-turnover. Now ... — In Brief Authority • F. Anstey
... her began to cry louder than before. The woman hastily raised the baby, unfastened her dress, and gave it the breast, so stifling its cries; then, first slapping the other child with angry vehemence, she groped in the bundle for a piece of sausage roll, and by dint of alternately shaking the culprit and stuffing the food into its poor open mouth, succeeded in reducing it to a chewing and sobbing silence. The mother herself was clearly at the last gasp, and when at length the children were quiet, as she turned her harshly outlined head so ... — The History of David Grieve • Mrs. Humphry Ward
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