Bibi-the-Smoker rose from his seat to fetch her a glass of anisette.

Michael served some anisette to the Don and scotch to Tom Hagen.

Then too, she had often helped her mother empty a bottle of anisette.

But no whiskey had been drunk out of them-theodor of anisette is unmistakable.

The anisette even seemed to be very good, perhaps rather too sweet and slightly sickening.

He took another glass of anisette, and said suddenly:

And she related that formerly at Plassans she used to drink anisette with her mother.

Much obliged for your kindness, M. Lucien, and for the anisette- 'Andhe left me.

Bibi brought her a glass of anisette.

The anisette had slightly bothered her stomach.

Hagen poured him a glass of anisette.

In my twenties, in Paris, it was all anisette and heavy burgundies; in Germany, Apfelkorn and Cuban rum.

But the anisette was good.

The companion told the waiter he wanted his usual, a dry Martini with a couple of dashes of anisette.

Cordial, I should say anisette.

He sat straight in the armchair and he said to Hagen, "Give me a drop of anisette."