I evolved this sage reflection, as, lost deep down in the green alleys of the dingle, having fortified the romantic side of my nature with sandwiches and
sherry, I lazily put the question to myself as to what manner of girl I expected the Golden Girl to be.
A mouth for yer billin' and cooin'; and a' the rest o' yer days for wondering ye were ever such a fule, and wishing it was a' to be done ower again.--Ye'll be for a bottle o'
sherry wine, nae doot?
After securing a bed at the hotel, and ordering a frugal curate's dinner (bit of fish, two chops, mashed potatoes, semolina pudding, half-pint of
sherry), I sallied out to look at the town.
I tried the dining-room, and discovered Samuel with a biscuit and a glass of
sherry, silently investigating the empty air.
"But my friend would be glad of a glass of
sherry, I'm sure, to keep out the cold and drink success to the Latin champion."
Take her six bottles of different wine -- Cyprus,
sherry, and Malaga, and a barrel of Ostend oysters; get them at Borel's, and be sure you say they are for me."
I'll take another glass of the
sherry wine, just to wet my whistle, as the vulgar saying is, before I begin.
Bounderby (whom he just knew by sight), at lunch on chop and
sherry. Mrs.
Tom had likewise been propitiated, by being allowed to bring his three bosom friends, who went by the school-boy names of Rumple,
Sherry, and Spider.
"Meet me at
Sherry's Restaurant, New York, one month to-day, eleven p.m.
Whether sea-going people were short of money about that time, or were short of faith and preferred cork jackets, I don't know; all I know is, that there was but one solitary bidding, and that was from an attorney connected with the bill-broking business, who offered two pounds in cash, and the balance in
sherry, but declined to be guaranteed from drowning on any higher bargain.
Having put the letters in his book of fate and girdled it up again, he unlocks the door just in time to admit his dinner, which is brought upon a goodly tray with a decanter of
sherry. Mr.