1
A sugared cate, and a glass of hypocras jelly, or a slice of capon?
2
He, however, shot no more, and refusing a cup of hypocras offered him by Shoreditch, disappeared among the crowd.
3
The Hypocras Club was only one small branch, and their actions became sadly public.
4
She turned the paper over: published by Hypocras Press.
5
He sometimes passeth it through an Hypocras bag, and then it is a beautiful and pleasant Liquor.
1
The night is still young and the spices and hippocras will soon be served.
2
Maria, who was passing cakes and hippocras, set her waiter on the table and asked:
3
Then, when the hippocras and spices had been brought, and the cloth drawn, she grew serious.
4
They made her sit down by the fire and gave her some steaming hippocras and wafers.
5
Will you have another cup of hippocras, Falyse?
6
Will you have another draught of white hippocras?
7
You must drink a little hippocras and eat this leavened cake of maize, which we have baked for you.
8
The malmsey, dry canary and Indian allspice, might transform the Scheldt and Baltic Sea into a huge vat of hippocras.
9
Yet I believe if they had possessed wine, even hippocras, they would have given it to us with a will.
10
Thither he caused to be brought store of mirobolans, cashou, green ginger preserved, with plenty of hippocras, and delicious wine.
11
The commissioners replied in words of compliment, and the magistrates then offered them, according to ancient usage, several bottles of hippocras.
12
As soon as they attack the viands, ale and strong wines, hippocras, pigment, and claret, are served in bright pewter and wood.
13
Master Heyford, tell thy comely wife that I and Hastings will sup with her to-morrow, for her hippocras is a rare dainty.
14
There were some "mixed drinks," such as sack or hippocras, in which beer or wine was sophisticated with eggs, spices and sugar.
15
Some must carry cups of Hippocras, some lighted tapers; all must join in chorus.'
16
Many, it was Hippocras rather.