Wags of the Stage
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' And now for your promise. " And each guest pulled out his tablets and prepared to write down the recipe.
"My promise? What promise?" asked Quin.
"Why, that you would give us the recipe. " "I don't remember making any such promise. " His guests, however, were not to be put off so easily. They locked the door and told him plainly that they would n't leave the room, nor should he, until he had re- deemed his promise by giving them the recipe.
JAMES QUIN. 113 With some stammering and a good deal ...of seeming reluctance, Quin finally yielded.
"Well, gentlemen, my memory may be at fault, and since you insist that I made the promise, I suppose I shall have to keep it Here is the recipe, which I will read to you, but please don't interrupt me until I am through. In the first place, take a pair of old boots — the older the boots, the better will be the flavor of the soup — cut off their tops and soles and soak them over night in a pail of warm water. In the morning take them out and chop them up into fine particles, like mincemeat; then throw them into a copper kettle, adding the water in which they were soaked, also some sage, three or four minced onions, spices to suit the taste, a little salt, a small piece of ham and a glass of good sherry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' And now for your promise. " And each guest pulled out his tablets and prepared to write down the recipe.
"My promise? What promise?" asked Quin.
"Why, that you would give us the recipe. " "I don't remember making any such promise. " His guests, however, were not to be put off so easily. They locked the door and told him plainly that they would n't leave the room, nor should he, until he had re- deemed his promise by giving them the recipe.
JAMES QUIN. 113 With some stammering and a good deal ...of seeming reluctance, Quin finally yielded.
"Well, gentlemen, my memory may be at fault, and since you insist that I made the promise, I suppose I shall have to keep it Here is the recipe, which I will read to you, but please don't interrupt me until I am through. In the first place, take a pair of old boots — the older the boots, the better will be the flavor of the soup — cut off their tops and soles and soak them over night in a pail of warm water. In the morning take them out and chop them up into fine particles, like mincemeat; then throw them into a copper kettle, adding the water in which they were soaked, also some sage, three or four minced onions, spices to suit the taste, a little salt, a small piece of ham and a glass of good sherry.
What to read after Wags of the Stage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Whitton to read onlineMoreLess
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