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Sentences ending with grapes

If I had treated him with kindness, and conciliated him with grapes, showing him the enormity of his offense, I suppose he would have come the next night, and taken the remainder of the grapes. [4]
He had sown the storm, it was but just that he should reap the whirlwind; he had scattered thistles, could he expect to gather grapes? [11]
The details of the great room fixed themselves indelibly in her brain; the subdued light, the polished table laden with silver and glass, the roses, and the purple hot-house grapes. [9]
I only felt that it was not right to steal grapes. [5]
And then I stepped out musing, and almost walked over a vagabond who was eating his dinner on the curbstone--a piece of bread and a bunch of grapes. [5]
It is great pleasure to see people eat grapes. [4]
I have seen people greatly enjoy themselves, and elevate themselves in their own esteem, in a wise and critical talk about all the choice wines, while they were sipping a decoction, the original cost of which bore no relation to the price of grapes. [4]
The road went down into the valley, passing through a little wood of birches, the stems of which, up to the very tree-top, were twined with vines covered with bunches of grapes. [10]
At this Ursula cried out: "How well our old schoolmate remembers the lessons she learnt; even the fable of the Fox and the Grapes! [10]
Diodoros's love had been to her like the fair and sunny summer days that turn the sour, hard fruit into sweet and juicy grapes. [10]

Sentences containing grapes two or more times

The first juice that runs of itself from the grapes comes from the heart of the fruit, and tastes of the pulp only; when the grapes are squeezed in the press the flow betrays the flavor of the skin. [6]

More example sentences with the word grapes in them

And then Evelyn, who had been eating quantities of hothouse grapes, spoke up. [9]
Like my grapes which the spies bore out of the Promised Land, I have got every thing in Palestine on too large a scale. [5]
Grape-skins, that is what I am--but you need not look at me so pitifully; I was grapes once, and poor and despised as I am now, no one can take from me what I have had and have been. [10]
This car, which was decorated with crocodiles, sheaves, dates, grapes, and shells, was hailed with shouts of enthusiasm; it was escorted by old men in the costume of the heathen priesthood. [10]
We saw a tree that bears grapes, and just as calmly and unostentatiously as a vine would do it. [5]
In the Roman time grapes abounded and wine was plenty, but the culture disappeared after the Conquest. [4]
Peach-trees abounded (though this was an off year for fruit), and apples and grapes throve. [4]
With us three things were best: grapes, oranges, and especially oysters, of which we had provided a half barrel in the shell. [6]
But who beneath the sun who has warm blood in his veins can preserve his composure when juicy grapes are held before his thirsting lips to be withdrawn, as from Tantalus, ere he can taste them? [10]
Now, the grapes, soaked in this liquid gold, called air, begin to turn, mindful of the injunction, "to turn or burn. [4]
The landing-place was sandy and low, but so productive of grapes or vines overrunning everything, that the very surge of the sea sometimes overflowed them. [4]
It consisted of rosin, wine, rad, galangae, juniper berries, the root of the aromatic rush, asphalte, mastic, myrrh, Burgundy grapes, and honey. [10]
A veteran in retirement, the Colonel is living under his vine and fig tree on the lake at Rossiter; the vine bears Catawba grapes, of which he is passionately fond; the fig tree, the Bartlett pears he gives to his friends. [9]
She uttered this reproach to her preservers very indignantly; but as the physician saw her eating a bunch of grapes with much enjoyment, he asked if this pleasure did not suffice to make her rejoice over the preservation of her existence. [10]
The grapes were purple, and a purple haze was over there across the river. [9]
Some other remains, preserved from decomposition by the grape system, told me that the grapes were of a peculiar breed, highly medicinal in their nature, and that they were counted out and administered by the grape-doctors as methodically as if they were pills. [5]
We slackened our pace to let them come up, and in the meantime I got out my cargo of grapes and dropped them firmly but reluctantly into the shadows by the wayside. [5]
As to my own revenge, however, I can only compare it to a vineyard where the grapes are so plentiful, that I am not able to gather them all myself. [10]
The richest grapes of the vine shall bleed Till the greeting-cup shall spill; The kine shall pause in the pleasant mead, The eagle upon the hill-- Heart of the World give heed! [11]
We get abundance of grapes and peaches for next to nothing. [5]
The companionway was of a dry sandy character, and would have been well suited for grapes, with a southern exposure and a little subsoiling. [5]
These men were not there to guard their possessions against strangers, but against each other; for strangers seldom visit Athens and the Piraeus, and when they do, they go in daylight, and can buy all the grapes they want for a trifle. [5]
Moral Truth.--I have no doubt that grapes taste best in other people's mouths. [4]
Lobsters, oysters, eels, mussels, fish and fowl, delicious fruit, including the grapes aforesaid,--if they only had "kine, horses, and sheep," he makes no question but men would live as contented here as in any part of the world. [3]
There was a murmur of wonder, then all looked up and saw a strange and pretty sight, for the branches were heavy with fruits of many kinds and colors--oranges, grapes, bananas, peaches, cherries, apricots, and so on. [5]
The grapes are most excellent to this day, but the bunches are not as large as those in the pictures. [5]
And they wither, like grapes that hang upon the stem. [4]
Now she was laying the grapes round the pomegranates, and he remembered how Horapollo, only yesterday, had praised her dainty skill. [10]
Here, you see, is a huge bunch of grapes which one of the happy ones is about to pluck; the hand is uninjured--the arm unfortunately is cut through; but here is a splendid fragment of the wreath of fruit and flowers which framed the whole. [10]
A mantle fell in light folds from his left shoulder to his ankles, leaving the broad breast and right aria entirely free; vine-leaves and grapes wreathed his flowing locks, and a pine-cone, flame-shaped, crowned his brow. [10]
The love which I offer you resembles a full bunch of grapes, and yet I am quite content if you will give me back but one berry. [10]
The air was heavy with the perfume of the grapes and the smell of late flowers from the sunken garden near by. [9]
Science gathers not grapes of thorns or figs of thistles. [5]
We speculated in grapes no more on that side of Athens. [5]
Now I had grapes enough for a dozen, but then Jackson was all swollen up with courage, too, and he was obliged to enter a vineyard presently. [5]
It was a good while after that before we ventured to steal any more grapes, and when we did we stirred up another troublesome brigand, and then we ceased all further speculation in that line. [5]
The grapes are generally good, and sometimes there is a tolerably good peach, by mistake. [5]
The rubies and garnets in these grapes, the pearls in the myrtle blossoms, the turquoises in the forget-me-nots, the diamonds hanging as dew on the grass, the emeralds which give brilliancy to the green leaves--this one especially, which is an immense stone--alone are worth more. [10]
This was a fine country for any kind of fruit,--apples, grapes, pears; it needed a little Northern enterprise to set things going. [4]
Within the house enclosure are an olive mill and press, a wine-press and a great storehouse of wine, containing now little but empty casks,--a dusky, interesting place, with pomegranates and dried bunches of grapes and oranges and pieces of jerked meat hanging from the rafters. [4]
No benign Deity could allow His own created humanity to be crushed in bleeding masses, like the grapes trampled in the vats of a vineyard. [11]
To question the cords for you in the moonlight now is to expect to gather grapes from thorns. [10]
But boldness breeds boldness, and shortly I plunged into a Vineyard, in the full light of the moon, and captured a gallon of superb grapes, not even minding the presence of a peasant who rode by on a mule. [5]
Cages of large birds from the Indies, fruits, corn, fishes, grapes, hung in the trees, players perched in the branches discoursed sweet music, and poets recited their verses from rustic bridges or on platforms with weapons and armour hung trophy-wise on ragged staves. [11]
There was only big loose bunches of things like oversized grapes, and Tom allowed they was dates, because he said they answered the description in the Arabian Nights and the other books. [5]
But to-night we are only ourselves, so I will wear the chaplet of golden corn with sapphire grapes. [10]
Twice we entered and stole grapes, and the second time somebody shouted at us from some invisible place. [5]
I was surprised and hurt when I saw them, because those colossal bunches of grapes were one of my most cherished juvenile traditions. [5]
The mechanical, vegetable, and fruit exhibition was in the great glass palace, in the city, and was very creditable in the fruit department, in the show of grapes and pears especially. [4]
I found that all the melons had been seen to, and the early grapes and pears. [4]
Shall I try all the kinds of grapes, and all the sorts of pears? [4]

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