ice-tub

Wilde had been trussed up like a turkey by undergraduates, dragged up and down a hill, his champagne emptied into the ice-tub, hooted in the streets of various towns, and, I think, stoned, and no newspaper named him but in scorn; his manner had hardened to meet opposition and at times he allowed one to see an unpardonable insolence.

Collected Works of W. B. Yeats Volume III Autobiographies W.B. Yeats 1965

Wilde had been trussed up like a turkey by undergraduates, dragged up and down a hill, his champagne emptied into the ice-tub, hooted in the streets of various towns, and, I think, stoned, and no newspaper named him but in scorn; his manner had hardened to meet opposition and at times he allowed one to see an unpardonable insolence.

Collected Works of W. B. Yeats Volume III Autobiographies W.B. Yeats 1965

Wilde had been trussed up like a turkey by undergraduates, dragged up and down a hill, his champagne emptied into the ice-tub, hooted in the streets of various towns, and, I think, stoned, and no newspaper named him but in scorn; his manner had hardened to meet opposition and at times he allowed one to see an unpardonable insolence.

Collected Works of W. B. Yeats Volume III Autobiographies W.B. Yeats 1965

Wilde had been trussed up like a turkey by undergraduates, dragged up and down a hill, his champagne emptied into the ice-tub, hooted in the streets of various towns, and, I think, stoned, and no newspaper named him but in scorn; his manner had hardened to meet opposition and at times he allowed one to see an unpardonable insolence.

Collected Works of W. B. Yeats Volume III Autobiographies W.B. Yeats 1965

Wilde had been trussed up like a turkey by undergraduates, dragged up and down a hill, his champagne emptied into the ice-tub, hooted in the streets of various towns, and, I think, stoned, and no newspaper named him but in scorn; his manner had hardened to meet opposition and at times he allowed one to see an unpardonable insolence.

Autobiographies W.B. Yeats 1965

Wilde had been trussed up like a turkey by undergraduates, dragged up and down a hill, his champagne emptied into the ice-tub, hooted in the streets of various towns, and, I think, stoned, and no newspaper named him but in scorn; his manner had hardened to meet opposition and at times he allowed one to see an unpardonable insolence.

Autobiographies W.B. Yeats 1965

Poor Billoo was in a bad way -- and when he turned the ice-tub upside down for a seat, and wrapped himself in the canoe sail, I invited the women to come out and see for themselves how brave he was.

The Spread Eagle and Other Stories Gouverneur Morris 1914

"There's the thirteenth cut-glass ice-tub," said Nan, as she tore the tissue paper wrapping from an exquisite piece of sparkling glass.

Patty's Summer Days Carolyn Wells 1902

The young waiter brought an ice-tub with the wine.

Bertha Garlan Arthur Schnitzler 1896

When the ice-tub is prepared with fresh-pounded ice and salt, the freezing-pot is put into it up to its cover.

The Book of Household Management Isabella Mary 1861