Delicacies [noun]

I will go down in the morning, and take such delicacies as the woman needs, and see the child at the same time.

All her interest seemed to be centered upon the delicacies placed before her.

The dinner was of ordinary quality, except for the few delicacies which she had sent out to purchase.

It is the knowledge and practice of such "little delicacies" which constitutes the greatest charm of society.

Soon all the little tables were filled, and everybody did full justice to the delicacies set before them.

But she sent him wines and delicacies, and she also despatched a messenger to a city sixty miles away, for the best physician.

Here were good beds, nourishing food, delicacies from the stores of the Christian and Sanitary Commissions, and kind attention.

He never ceased to wonder at the mysterious delicacies of touch and hearing which served her so well in place of sight.

"Of course, their daughter Julia has a tact for receiving company and making delicacies for a party," added Clara.

But luxurious delicacies and Spanish dancing girls at some other house were more to your taste.