liqueur

A waiter paused before their table and offered a salver on which were several cups of coffee and liqueur glasses.

Here they found only one inn, in which was consumed a liqueur which preserves its reputation to our time and which is still made in that town.

I toy with my liqueur, and she is listening to hear whether the postal authorities have come for her letter.

The reckoning with his wife at the end of an escapade was something he counted on--like the last powerful liqueur after a long dinner.

A maid, in white fluted cap, offered the callers liqueur, coffee, or chocolate, as they might desire.

While he sat sipping his liqueur in the tiny cabin, Dominic plied him with questions as to the whereabouts of the guardacostas.

With a quick movement he reached for his glass of liqueur brandy and drained it at a gulp.

Sabin helped himself to a liqueur from the bottle by his side.

Never had I heard such an ordering of liqueurs and of highballs of particular brands of Scotch.

Then we went to a tavern to have coffee and liqueurs.

Above all, Mademoiselle Cormon sacrificed on the altar of her hopes three bottles of the famous liqueurs of Madame Amphoux, the most illustrious of all the distillers of the tropics,--a name very dear to gourmets.

When the serious business of dining was dispatched, and we were trifling with our coffee and liqueurs, my eyes, which of course had seldom left her during the whole meal, once more enfolded her little ivory and black silk body with an embrace as real as though they had been straining passionate arms; and as I thus nursed her in my eyes, I smiled involuntarily at a thought which not unnaturally occurred to me.