Word: pots
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...musical voice, which he uses without oratorical tricks. In interviews with foreign correspondents (which he gives readily) he is quiet-spoken, impassive, with no trace of emotion except, occasionally, a quick, bland smile that, says one correspondent, "crinkles his face like that of a boy who knows where the pot of jam is hidden." When talking, he likes to make a little cage of his hands, fingertips against fingertips...
...prided himself on his day-or-night availability. Once a phone call routed him from bed at3 a.m. "Sammy," said a client, "I'm in a poker game. All my money's in the pot, and I want to call this guy. Will you back me on this hand...
Originally the pudding was meant to be cooked in a large, black pot. For over 70 years it was served before and after each theatrical's performance. James Russell Lowell once paid this tribute to the doubtful concoction...
...last pot of pudding...
...pot of its kindred...