My Circular Notes: Extracts From Journals, Letters Sent Home, Geological And Other Notes ... 1
My Circular Notes: Extracts From Journals, Letters Sent Home, Geological And Other Notes ... 1
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Gigot of Mutton, wi neeps.
Bubbly Jock, wi' dorty brie. Gusty Ham.
Roast Beef. Roast Saddle of Mutton.
HAGGIS.
GAME.
Pheasant. Snipe. Wild Duck.
VEGETABLES.
Taties^ Smashed, Boiled, Chappit and Baked.
Bow-kail, Neeps, Peas, Carrots.
PASTRY.
Minch'd Pies. Carse o'Gowrie Aipples. Blin' Jock.
Green Tairt, Oat Cakes. Short Bread. Jellies. &c., &c.
DESSERT ASSORTIS.
236 MY CIRCULAR NOTES.
XXIX. ToKio, Japan, December ith, 1874.
My dear , I got your letter at Yokohama on the 30th, and, after reading ...it, dined with the Scotchmen on St. Andrew's Day, and drank deep, sang and danced reels. We began at seven, and finished about four a.m. on the 1st of December. I need not tell you that a public meeting of fifty with speeches, was like the rest of its kind elsewhere. But it was part of the ways of that world which I came to see, and therefore interesting. MacVean, my Jiost here, and Cargill from Edin- burgh, the heads of survey and railway, wore kilts. I had a sprig of heather from the banks of Clyde given to me by one of the ladies, and wore that in my button-hole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gigot of Mutton, wi neeps.
Bubbly Jock, wi' dorty brie. Gusty Ham.
Roast Beef. Roast Saddle of Mutton.
HAGGIS.
GAME.
Pheasant. Snipe. Wild Duck.
VEGETABLES.
Taties^ Smashed, Boiled, Chappit and Baked.
Bow-kail, Neeps, Peas, Carrots.
PASTRY.
Minch'd Pies. Carse o'Gowrie Aipples. Blin' Jock.
Green Tairt, Oat Cakes. Short Bread. Jellies. &c., &c.
DESSERT ASSORTIS.
236 MY CIRCULAR NOTES.
XXIX. ToKio, Japan, December ith, 1874.
My dear , I got your letter at Yokohama on the 30th, and, after reading ...it, dined with the Scotchmen on St. Andrew's Day, and drank deep, sang and danced reels. We began at seven, and finished about four a.m. on the 1st of December. I need not tell you that a public meeting of fifty with speeches, was like the rest of its kind elsewhere. But it was part of the ways of that world which I came to see, and therefore interesting. MacVean, my Jiost here, and Cargill from Edin- burgh, the heads of survey and railway, wore kilts. I had a sprig of heather from the banks of Clyde given to me by one of the ladies, and wore that in my button-hole.
What to read after My Circular Notes: Extracts From Journals, Letters Sent Home, Geological And Other Notes ... 1?
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