| Our youth love luxury, they contradict their parents, gobble up dainties from the table, and tyrannise their teachers. |
| Then if any wish arose in me to eat of the dainties around me I gashed myself with a sharp stone. |
| We had bacon and cabbage most days for dinner, but when our parents went to Limerick we could be assured of getting some dainties that evening. |
| Sweet and savory dainties packaged in appealing canisters, baskets and bags are at the heart of the Christmas bazaar. |
| Ragweed and smartweed seeds are dainties to him as some nuts are to you, and he eats a great many. |
| Together they went into Maude's dining room for tea, cocoa, and the dainties Maude was sure to have prepared. |
