1
He brings me bonbons and burnt almonds, and chocolate almonds.-Aren'tthey good?
2
So it was from the burnt almonds and the two sticks of marzipan.
3
Give a woman a looking-glass and burnt almonds, and she will be content.
4
They take a bitter-sweet song sung in a smoky voice like burnt almonds.
5
Francis, too, was forgetting about the burnt almonds.
6
Nevertheless, whenever his accounts came to be settled, he always put the burnt almonds down on his bill.
7
She was very fond of sweetmeats, and burnt almonds were, in her opinion, the most delectable thing in the world.
8
For she didn't let on that I had brought her some burnt almonds because she's so awfully fond of them.
9
The Gadfly sipped his coffee and ate his burnt almonds with the grave and concentrated enjoyment of a cat drinking cream.
10
The Turks shut up their women, and are much happier; give a woman a looking-glass and burnt almonds, and she will be content.
11
Yes, there were only a few more burnt almonds to nibble, a little more barley-sugar to suck, to clean the Poissons' business out.
12
Burnt almonds, sugar almonds, Jim Crow's candied fruits, macaroons, etc.
13
"I say, where are my burnt almonds?"
