There, Monseigneur turned, and came back again, and so in due course of time got himself shut up in his sanctuary by the
chocolate sprites, and was seen no more.
Liza opens her mouth to retort: he pops the half chocolate into it].
LIZA [who has disposed of the chocolate after being nearly choked by it] I wouldn't have ate it, only I'm too ladylike to take it out of my mouth.
On the piano is a dessert dish heaped with fruit and sweets, mostly chocolates.
Think of chocolates, and taxis, and gold, and diamonds.
Phil silently got up, tossed her box of
chocolates away, went up to Anne, and put her arms about her.
In a few minutes, a lovely little coach, made of glass, with lining as soft as whipped cream and
chocolate pudding, and stuffed with canary feathers, pulled out of the stable.
I'd only learned
chocolate fudge and fig cake, though, when--when I had to stop.
Miss Crawley, be it known, did not leave her room until near noon-- taking
chocolate in bed in the morning, while Becky Sharp read the Morning Post to her, or otherwise amusing herself or dawdling.
He took off the matelpiece, where he had put it yesterday, a little box of sweets, and gave her two, picking out her favorites, a
chocolate and a fondant.
At precisely ten o'clock on the following morning Duson brought
chocolate, which he had prepared himself, and some dry toast to his master's bedside.
His chocolate and toast stood upon a little table at his elbow; books and newspapers lay ready to his hand, upon the coverlet; and, sometimes pausing to glance with an air of tranquil satisfaction round the well-ordered room, and sometimes to gaze indolently at the summer sky, he ate, and drank, and read the news luxuriously.
After delivering himself of these remarks, he fell again into his smiling train of reflection; from which he roused himself at length to finish his chocolate, which was getting cold, and ring the bell for more.
Oblige me with some more chocolate, Peak, and don't wait.
They hovered over the palace, and soon perceived Jinjur reclining in a hammock in the courtyard, where she was comfortably reading a novel with a green cover and eating green
chocolates, confident that the walls would protect her from her enemies.
