I dined at the Chaplain's table with Pickering and Waring, upon a roasted Tongue and Udder, and we went on each of us for it 0.1.9.
N.B. I shall not dine on a roasted Tongue and Udder again very soon.
(N.B.: nota bene, note well; take notice)
Saturday, February 24, 2007
A Long Way From Grandma's Casserole
From The Diary of a Country Parson 1758-1802:
I dined at the Chaplain's table with Pickering and Waring, upon a roasted Tongue and Udder, and we went on each of us for it 0.1.9.
N.B. I shall not dine on a roasted Tongue and Udder again very soon.
(N.B.: nota bene, note well; take notice)
I dined at the Chaplain's table with Pickering and Waring, upon a roasted Tongue and Udder, and we went on each of us for it 0.1.9.
N.B. I shall not dine on a roasted Tongue and Udder again very soon.
(N.B.: nota bene, note well; take notice)
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