Meanings of much honey in English

There hasn't been quite as much honey in it as I expected.

And how much honey of hope did I carry hence into my beehives!

AN experiment in Co Carlow has resulted in bees producing twice as much honey.

It seems loath to leave so much honey behind, and it marks the place well.

So much cinnamon and so much nutmeg and so much honey, not a drop more.

Cacalia produces much honey, that a part may be taken by insects without injury 2

Mr. Harrington told us how they do to get so much honey as they send abroad.

They were dragging ever so much honey, which they crammed down the cross little Princesses' throats.

After that, he'd plopped himself down within reach of the Moonracer's barrel and drunk too much honey-ale.

Maybe a bit too much honey.

And Simon scratched the palms of his hands, and licked his lips at the thought of so much honey.

I am weary of my wisdom, like the bee that hath gathered too much honey; I need hands outstretched to take it.

This quilt was composed of little squares of an elaborate pattern, with much honey-combing, and many other fancy and delicate stitches ornamenting it.

Too much of anything isn't good, and too much honey (especially if you only use honey) could make hair stiff and hard.

He would say sharp things, sometimes, when people manifested little meannesses; but there was so much honey in his gall, that bitterness rarely predominated.

Our quiet manner quickly disarmed their suspicions, and returning with us, they poured out as much honey as our two tin pots could contain.