Life in Normandy Sketches of French Fishing Farming Cooking Natural History
Life in Normandy Sketches of French Fishing Farming Cooking Natural History
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" " Till they reach us, " said Hope, " let us look at the limpets these brats are gathering ; they may be of a different sort from ours, and thus be better eating. " "1 think they are exactly the same, " said Cross ; "but, as you look more minutely at these things than I do, you may perhaps see some difference that has not struck me. " They went towards the chikben, each of whom had a square- pointed knife with a thick back ; some had, in addition, small wooden hammers, others only a stone in t...heir right hands. The edge of the knife was applied always on one side and never on the top of the shell ; a httle sharp tap was given, either with the hammer or the stone, and the fish fell at once. Hope examined the contents of one of the baskets ; the greater part of the hmpets were exactly like those on the British coast, but 122 A XOBLE GASTRONOMIC AETIST.
some had mucli smoother shells, which were marked with bright coloured rings, some purple, some red, some yellow; all the children, however, agreed in aflfirmiag that those smart fish were exactly the same in quality as their sombre brethren, and that all were excellent in soup.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Till they reach us, " said Hope, " let us look at the limpets these brats are gathering ; they may be of a different sort from ours, and thus be better eating. " "1 think they are exactly the same, " said Cross ; "but, as you look more minutely at these things than I do, you may perhaps see some difference that has not struck me. " They went towards the chikben, each of whom had a square- pointed knife with a thick back ; some had, in addition, small wooden hammers, others only a stone in t...heir right hands. The edge of the knife was applied always on one side and never on the top of the shell ; a httle sharp tap was given, either with the hammer or the stone, and the fish fell at once. Hope examined the contents of one of the baskets ; the greater part of the hmpets were exactly like those on the British coast, but 122 A XOBLE GASTRONOMIC AETIST.
some had mucli smoother shells, which were marked with bright coloured rings, some purple, some red, some yellow; all the children, however, agreed in aflfirmiag that those smart fish were exactly the same in quality as their sombre brethren, and that all were excellent in soup.
What to read after Life in Normandy Sketches of French Fishing Farming Cooking Natural History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Frederick Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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