1
Am not I this day going to dine on venison and drink claret?
2
He did not, as so many did in Jamaica, drink claret or punch at breakfast soon after sunrise.
3
With lunch and dinner I drink claret and water, and never touch stimulants of any kind except at meals.
4
After 1707, as the English taste for port or sherry began to seep northwards, continuing to drink claret became almost a patriotic act.
5
When I say like gentlemen, I don't mean that they should eat with silver forks off china, drink claret, and use white pocket-handkerchiefs.
6
All this time Percy sat yawning, and drinking claret.
7
To dream of drinking claret, denotes you will come under the influence of ennobling association.
8
George was still drinking claret when she returned to the dining-room, and made no signs of moving.
9
Drinking claret at five in the morning was no sort of habit to get into, but this once wouldn't hurt.
10
"You drink claret," he remarked to them, passing it round.
11
At night, drinking claret, he said on a sudden, 'And, egad, Harry, you must jump your head across hedges and ditches, my little fellow.
12
"You drink claret, I suppose?"
13
"Let us drink claret and mead, and Bremen beer," shouted one of the guests-"andyou shall drink with us!"
14
"Are you drinking claret?"
15
'I should drink claret too, if it would give me that; but it does not: it neither makes boys men, nor men boys.
16
"I have been telling Gerald that it will be much better for him to drink claret, out here," Mrs. O'Halloran said.