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Sentences ending with relish

His delicate stomach turns, at certain details of the white man's food; but he likes over-ripe fish, and brazed dog, and cat, and rat, and will eat his own uncle with relish. [5]
It was not till long after that I learned with surprise that he is a rodent mammal, of the species Arctomys monax, is called at the West a ground-hog, and is eaten by people of color with great relish. [4]
He was watching that young fellow with evident relish. [5]
Although he may never have heard of Marx, it is the Marxian conception that comes to his mind, and this implies coercion, a government that constantly interferes with his personal liberty, that compels him to tasks for which he has no relish. [9]
After making a little toilette, I drank my coffee with relish. [11]
They all sat and were soon eating and drinking with great relish. [11]

Short sentences using relish

Miss Martineau I relish inexpressibly. [14]

More example sentences with the word relish in them

Charley said he would go with me,--Charley, my Captain's beloved friend, gentle, but full of spirit and liveliness, cultivated, social, affectionate, a good talker, a most agreeable letter-writer, observing, with large relish of life, and keen sense of humor. [6]
But kill Gabord, who had put himself in danger to serve me, who himself had kept the chains from off my ankles and body, whose own life depended upon my security--"Come, come, Robert Moray," said I, "what relish have you for that? [11]
How could one who had once dined at the table of the gods still relish the fare of mortals? [10]
This suited Fulkerson well enough, and he went on with relish, "I'm going out of the syndicate business, old man, and I'm on a new thing. [8]
The young man was moderate in his sarcasm, and attempted to speak of national issues, but the crowd had small relish for that sort of thing. [4]
He did not want her to marry and leave him, but he wanted no more troubles; he did not relish being asked awkward questions by every mountaineer he met, as to why Jenny Long didn't marry Jake Lawson. [11]
He picked it up and ate it with relish, laughing to himself. [11]
It was hard to associate them with anything cruel or dreadful; and yet they dealt in tales of blood and suffering with a guileless relish that made me almost forget to shudder. [5]
He even liked the notion of being commanded to do a thing; there was a relish about it that was new. [9]
And yet eating the breakfast with a relish because she had made it. [9]
One class sees that the other has lighter or at least different labor, opportunities of travel, a more liberal supply of the luxuries of life, a higher enjoyment and a keener relish of the beautiful, the immaterial. [4]
I am afraid that a lightsome disposition and a relish for humor are not so common in those whose benevolence takes an active turn as in people of sentiment, who are always ready with their tears and abounding in passionate expressions of sympathy. [6]
Sellers liked this talk amazingly, though he was sometimes a little at sea in it--and perhaps that didn't lessen the relish of the conversation to the correspondents. [5]
He ate the slap-jacks, the buttermilk-pop, the pork and beans, the Indian corn on the cob, the pea-soup, and the bread baked in the roadside oven, with a relish which was not all pretence; for indeed he was as primitive as he was subtle. [11]
It is a residence admirably adapted to refined families who relish the beauties of Nature and the charms of society. [6]
I did not relish this foolish bravado, and I forbade it; but presently I consented, on condition that he take me to General Wolfe's camp at Montmorenci first; for now I felt strong enough to be again on active service. [11]
Smith did not relish the arrival of Captain Newport nor the instructions under which he returned. [4]
Janet did not relish her enthronement as a heroine, she deplored and even resented her mother's attitude toward her father, which puzzled her; for the studied cruelty of it seemed to belie her affection for him. [9]
Hodder did not relish half truths; and he felt that, however scant his intercourse in the future might be with Alison Parr, he would have liked to have kept it on that basis of frankness in which it had begun. [9]
I have no relish for Puritans, either in religion or politics, who are for pushing principles to an extreme, and for overturning everything that stands in the way of their own zealous career . [4]
Somehow he didn't quite relish the memory of that time. [5]
The minister gave out the hymn, and read it through with a relish, in a peculiar style which was much admired in that part of the country. [5]
Why should I not satisfy your curiosity and your relish of a sharp jest? [10]
Perhaps he does not relish the idea of being unable to stop his subscription. [4]
If he has no curiosity in the direction of these chapters, he can afford to leave them to such as relish a slight flavor of science. [6]
Money was plainly no consideration to him, and young Colfax did not seem to be the kind who would relish returning to a young lady and acknowledge a defeat. [9]
And yet he needs must look and look, all his sight aching with this perfection, never overpowering him, but keeping him ever in the relish of his torture. [11]
So I disclosed my plan to Mr. Stevens and the others, and, as I looked for, they had a fine relish for the enterprise. [11]
To this compliment Miss Sally replied, that she had a relish for the amusement, and had no intention to forego its gratification. [12]
I go through life stiff and straight, do my duty cheerfully; my cheeks are rosy, my food has a relish, yet I've been obliged to resign what was dearest to me. [10]
And when at last Scipio had retired, and the rector of St. Anne's sat sipping the old Madeira, his countenance all gravity, but with a relish he could not hide, my grandfather spoke up. [9]
She discovered a keen relish for this kind of humour, but it was new to her experience, and she could not cope with it. [9]
The Levant Herald is too fond of speaking praisefully of Americans to be popular with the Sultan, who does not relish our sympathy with the Cretans, and therefore that paper has to be particularly circumspect in order to keep out of trouble. [5]
He sank comfortably into my wicker chair, which creaked a protest, and produced two yellow-spotted cigars, chewing the end of one with much apparent relish and pushing the other at me. [9]
He was turning his words over on the tongue with a relish born of long waiting. [11]
I would not have the jar back for a measure of gold; water has no relish unless you drink it out of the hollow of your hand! [10]
If I am gone and he does not find me when he returns home from inspections, he wanders about as if lost, and does not even relish his food, though the same cook has prepared it for years. [10]
Men born far from the sea do not relish oysters, while I, being a gourmand, even prefer to open them myself so that they may be perfectly fresh, and mix their liquor with my wine. [10]
The worthy priest evidently did not relish music, and the modest damsel never raised her eyes from the ground. [4]
We had had enough danger and work in one night to give us relish for some days of rest, and we piously took them. [11]
The sun beat down unmercifully, the way was stony, and the horses did not relish the weary climbing. [4]
He sipped it deliberately and with a relish, tempering it with one of those spongy pieces of frosted eggs and sugar so dear to Spanish epicures, and on returning the glass to the hand of the damsel pinched her cheek with infinite loving-kindness. [4]
Responding to his call, they stepped forward, though they had now little relish for the matter. [11]
My dogs and birds amused him, and did he not even do me the honor to relish a dish out of my kitchen? [10]
He did not appear to relish the duty thrust upon him. [9]
You bring sunshine and relish to our lives, dear madame. [11]
His Alexandrian blood and his relish for a biting speech got the upper hand; he gave a sounding slap on his mighty leg, and exclaimed: "A cursed good thought! [10]
I know more about his case than anybody else; I knew too much of it, in that bygone day, to relish speaking of it. [5]
There had been a blank absence of reasons for this sort of upheavals for the past seven months, therefore the people too to the upheavals with all the more relish on that account. [5]

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