Letters From England 1
Letters From England 1
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Roast beef has been heard of wherever the English are known. I have more than once been asked at G go lETTER XV^ • table my opinion of th^ roast beef of (Hd England, with a sort of smile, aiid in a tone as if the national bo<- nor were concerned in my reply. The loin of beef is always called Sir, which Js the same as Senior.* Nei- ther drunkenness nor gluttony can fairly be imputed as national vices to this people; and yet perhaps there is no other country where so much nice and curious at< tention is paid to eating and drinkin?, nor where the pleasures of the table are thought of such serious im- portance, and gratified at so great an expense. All parts of the world are ransacked for an Englishman's table. Turtle- are brought alive from the West-Indies, and their arrival is of so much consequence, tliat notices are immediately sent to the newspapers par- ticularly stating^ that they are in fine order and lively. Wherever you dine since peace has been concluded you see a Perigord pie.
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Roast beef has been heard of wherever the English are known. I have more than once been asked at G go lETTER XV^ • table my opinion of th^ roast beef of (Hd England, with a sort of smile, aiid in a tone as if the national bo<- nor were concerned in my reply. The loin of beef is always called Sir, which Js the same as Senior.* Nei- ther drunkenness nor gluttony can fairly be imputed as national vices to this people; and yet perhaps there is no other country where so much nice and curious at< tention is paid to eating and drinkin?, nor where the pleasures of the table are thought of such serious im- portance, and gratified at so great an expense. All parts of the world are ransacked for an Englishman's table. Turtle- are brought alive from the West-Indies, and their arrival is of so much consequence, tliat notices are immediately sent to the newspapers par- ticularly stating^ that they are in fine order and lively. Wherever you dine since peace has been concluded you see a Perigord pie.
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