1
Turn them loose in the kitchen and let them make molasses taffy.
2
The sediment is strained off and boiled down to make molasses.
3
Kate can make molasses candy, but she hasn't had the chance for much else.
4
Yes, undoubtedly the bugs make a bad odor for the same reason the grasshoppers make molasses.
5
Yes, little Nell, the crickets make molasses.
6
Aunt Polly promised to help them make molasses candy that afternoon, and that cheered them up somewhat.
7
He could cook all we wanted to eat and make molasses taffy that was just like a dream.
8
Will you ask her if she will come if she does not have to make molasses pop-corn balls?
9
Why, she's a real grown-up woman, and could have tea-parties and make molasses candy every day if she wanted to!
10
He thinks it must be a charming occupation to make molasses-candy, and be able to eat as much as he wants.
11
Several smaller huts surrounded the large dwelling, besides extensive open sheds containing mandioca ovens and rude wooden mills for grinding sugar-cane to make molasses.
12
Perhaps it would be better to stay home if there were something so dreadful at school, and Deborah might let her make molasses candy.
13
They made molasses candy and pulled it at the Master's house during Christmas.
14
In Bloody Breathitt in 1886, Willie Sewell was shot from ambush while making molasses on Frozen Creek.
15
"Mercy'" exclaimed Clara J., "that little villain, Tacks, has been making molasses candy!"
16
"I want only a little Princess who can make molasses pop-corn balls," he said.
