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Updated: May 19, 2025
When the lava cools you would swear it was fudges, only you can't eat the lava and get indigestion as you can eating fudges.
" As in fact all of our brotherhood has come to call you: 'The heartless jade." "I made fudges for him! And the little wretch told me I wasn't playing the game! What did he mean? Oh, Harry, I wouldn't have come if I hadn't wanted to play the game fairly. I'm sorry for what I said." She spoke now suddenly, impulsively. "What was it you said?" "When I said when I called you a coward.
Once they brought a pan of Juliet's famous fudges, which were politely appreciated by the others and extravagantly praised by the Doctor. The following day he was rewarded by a private pan of especially rich fudges but Romeo brought it, on his way to the post-office. There was a daily card-party upon the upper veranda, and sometimes meals were served there.
Sometimes they stuff the ballot-boxes, too, or go from one poll to another, voting over and over. Now Robbie Belle had joined in with all the other fun that autumn. There were imitation rallies and parades and receptions to candidates and mock banquets with real speeches and fudges and crackers to eat. She made a perfectly splendid presidential candidate at one of the meetings.
"She sat there when I first drove 'em down-stairs, lookin' at me, an' she says, 'Jimmy, says she, 'what's all this foolishness? An' she reaches out her hand, an' she offers me candy she makes awful nice fudges, too. She knew that wasn't fair! But I says to her. 'Woman, cease all blandishments, for now you are in our power! An' I liked that, fer I been in her power long enough.
"A fine education you are giving those boys, aren't you, filling their heads with lawless ideas! A fine debt we'll all owe you for ruining the character of my nephew Jimmy. He was such a nice nephew, too." "Your admiration is mutual, Miss Emory I mean, Helena. He says you are a very nice auntie, and your divinity fudges are not surpassed and seldom equaled.
"You are very entertaining to-night," said Lucy; to which Berintha replied: "You did not think I could be so agreeable, did you, when you asked me to keep out of sight this evening, and said that such old fudges as grandma and I would appear much better in our rooms, taking snuff, and nodding at each other over our knitting work?"
Then you could descend to the floor below, and eat and drink as many concoctions as your digestion could stand, sandwiching between your "rabbits," Japanese or Russian tea, fudges, chocolate, and creamed oysters, visits to the circus, the menagerie, the vaudeville, and the multitude of side-shows.
He paused outside the gate long enough to clean the dust from his shoes with the most soiled of his two handkerchiefs, then went boldly up the steps and rang the bell. He was embarrassed to find Colonel Kent and Allison there, though the younger man's tact speedily set him at ease again, and enabled him to offer Isabel the pan of fudges with unwonted grace of manner.
A subtle perfume filled the room and he sniffed appreciatively. An open bottle of vanilla extract stood on the kitchen table, where a pan of fudges was cooling, marked off into neat squares. He wrapped the pan in a newspaper, anointed his handkerchief liberally with the fragrant extract, and softly stole out into the night. The dogs followed him to the back fence, but did not bark.
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