The smell of the Saxon gloves-a savage smell resembling sugared musk-troubled her as a rule, but seated at this commonplace counter she did not notice it.
I had been brought up in an over-luxurious home, and coddled and faddled after till I thought the world was made of pink cotton-wool and sugared almonds.
So sugared bacon and bacon strips, I had it in America once upon a time where it was actually properly candied and we dipped it into like a peanut butter sauce.
Then the woods moved off and they rolled into a broad space like the baked top of a gigantic cake, sugared with an infinity of tents arranged in geometric figures over its surface.
That was his thought as he sugared his coffee; but the next minute, as he was lifting the cup to his lips, he remembered how thoroughly he had made up his mind last night to tell Irwine.