Maxwell volume 1
Maxwell volume 1
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But Moyrson explains how it is possible to eat with a fork ; for he says, " as they serve small pieces of flesh, and whole joints as with us, so their pieces are cut up into small bits to be taken u-p with the fork, and they seethe the flesh till it be very tender. They use no spits to roast meat, and feed much upon little fishes and flesh, cut and fried with oil. " All this Major Overall would have enjoyed, since it was one of his wonderful, magnificent, astonishing, curious boasts, that at Fl...orence, he could scoop more comfort out of five hundred a year, than he could in London out of as many thousands — a carriage and servants, a suite of apartments, with marble floors and columns, an opera box, and sallad, and macaroni for the whole season, served as well as at the table of his Eminence with the red stockings, whose 222 MAXWELL.
little black-eyed niece was so particularly partial to him.
" The French, " says Moyrson, " are said to excel others in boiled meat, sauces, and made dishes, vulgarly called ' quelques choses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Moyrson explains how it is possible to eat with a fork ; for he says, " as they serve small pieces of flesh, and whole joints as with us, so their pieces are cut up into small bits to be taken u-p with the fork, and they seethe the flesh till it be very tender. They use no spits to roast meat, and feed much upon little fishes and flesh, cut and fried with oil. " All this Major Overall would have enjoyed, since it was one of his wonderful, magnificent, astonishing, curious boasts, that at Fl...orence, he could scoop more comfort out of five hundred a year, than he could in London out of as many thousands — a carriage and servants, a suite of apartments, with marble floors and columns, an opera box, and sallad, and macaroni for the whole season, served as well as at the table of his Eminence with the red stockings, whose 222 MAXWELL.
little black-eyed niece was so particularly partial to him.
" The French, " says Moyrson, " are said to excel others in boiled meat, sauces, and made dishes, vulgarly called ' quelques choses.
What to read after Maxwell volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Edward Hook to read onlineMoreLess
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