| Each time he swung forward he looked into the eyes of Miss pipkin. |
| As rain falls around them, Colburn pours orange juice from a pipkin into a bucket of cream. |
| Miss pipkin left him and hurried into the kitchen for broom and duster. |
| You poor little earthenware pipkin, you want to swim down the stream along with the great copper kettles. |
| But if the pipkin is pretty, and A or B breaks it, there is national loss, not otherwise. |
| Miss pipkin soon had the ankle in the water, and the water was a fiery red in color. |
