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Updated: July 9, 2025
In the vineyards the fall of sugaring grapes into the baskets and the bearing of them to the winepress in the cool sunshine, where there is the late droning of bees about the sweet pomace.
You dosed me with the stuff you buy for wine, while your sister sat sugaring and mollifying my girl; and she did the trick in a minute, taking Netty by surprise when I was all heart and no head; and since that you may have seen the girl turn her head from marriage like my woods from the wind." "Mr. Van Diemen Smith!" Tinman panted; he mastered himself. "You shall not provoke me.
For do not you, the London merchant, recollect how but last summer your douce and portly head-clerk was seized by two keepers in the act of wandering in Epping Forest at dead of night, with a dark lantern, a jar of strange sweet compound, and innumerable pocketfuls of pill-boxes; and found it very difficult to make either his captors or you believe that he was neither going to burn wheat-ricks, nor poison pheasants, but was simply "sugaring the trees for moths," as a blameless entomologist?
Spreading consists in holding them in the proper position by means of tiny bits of glass and pins until they are dry. As moths are, as a rule, night-flying creatures the collector will either obtain them in a larval stage, or will adopt the method of "sugaring," one of the most fascinating branches of nature study.
Before the sap began to run again in the maples there was not a soul in Harrodstown who did not love her, and I truly believe that most of them would have risked their lives to do her bidding. Then came the sugaring, the warm days and the freezing nights when the earth stirs in her sleep and the taps drip from red sunrise to red sunset.
She had always believed that if left to itself, information would spread itself in a natural instead of a forced way. "Now, in this case, if I had written twenty-nine notifications to this meeting, I should have wasted just so much of my time. But the information has disseminated naturally. Ann Maria said what a good plan it would be to have the Circumambients go to the sugaring at the New Hall.
"I met him while I was with your mother, and I thought it a pity we didn't produce more men like him over here simple, unselfconscious men, contented to be themselves and to do the duty that is nearest them." "Anglomaniac!" Imogen smiled, sugaring her second cup of tea. Mrs. Wake flushed slightly. "Because I see the good qualities of another country?"
Meanwhile I might suggest that a certain sugaring of manners sweetens controversy." After this no more questions were asked, and the meeting broke up in confusion. From all of which it will be gathered that since none of us is perfect, even in Thomas there were weak points.
An official, called the Inspector, is supposed to report such stealings, after which another official is to prosecute. Aside from the fact that the danger of discovery is practically zero in so wild and distant a country, it is fairly well established that the old-time logger found these two individuals susceptible to the gentle art of "sugaring."
I can't undertake any subject but that I have a lot of designs by famous painters popping into my mind and mixing me up horribly." "I wish I could draw," mused Patricia, absently sugaring her Frankfurter. "I've got tons of ideas already." "That reminds me," broke out Griffin. "There's a prize for the mud larks, too. I've forgotten what it is, but it'll be posted in the morning.
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