Household Papers And Stories
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But with all this, the American table, taken as a whole, is inferior to that of England or France. It presents a fine abundance of material, carelessly and poorly treated. The COOKERY 157 management of food is nowhere in the world, perhaps, more slovenly and wasteful. Everything betokens that want of care that waits on abundance ; there are great capabili ties and poor execution. A tourist through England can seldom fail, at the quietest country inn, of finding himself served with the essential...s of English table comfort, his mutton-chop done to a turn, his steaming little private ap paratus for concocting his own tea, his choice pot of marma lade or slice of cold ham, and his delicate rolls and creamy butter, all served with care and neatness. In France, one never asks in vain for delicious cafe-au-lait, good bread and butter, a nice omelet, or some savory little portion of meat with a French name. But to a tourist taking like chance in American country fare, what is the prospect ? What is the coffee ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But with all this, the American table, taken as a whole, is inferior to that of England or France. It presents a fine abundance of material, carelessly and poorly treated. The COOKERY 157 management of food is nowhere in the world, perhaps, more slovenly and wasteful. Everything betokens that want of care that waits on abundance ; there are great capabili ties and poor execution. A tourist through England can seldom fail, at the quietest country inn, of finding himself served with the essential...s of English table comfort, his mutton-chop done to a turn, his steaming little private ap paratus for concocting his own tea, his choice pot of marma lade or slice of cold ham, and his delicate rolls and creamy butter, all served with care and neatness. In France, one never asks in vain for delicious cafe-au-lait, good bread and butter, a nice omelet, or some savory little portion of meat with a French name. But to a tourist taking like chance in American country fare, what is the prospect ? What is the coffee ?
What to read after Household Papers And Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stowe Harriet Beecher to read onlineMoreLess
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