The Works of Donald G. Mitchell
The Works of Donald G. Mitchell
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But pulled at sunrise, for a breakfast at seven, on an April morn- ing, with judiciously broiled chops, and feath- ery rolls to flank them, and the little scarlet radishes are a very grateful reminder of the garden.
Still less will the, salads proper permit of package in barrels, and overtumings on mar- ket floors, and the crude handling of raw mar- ket-boys; a good head of lettuce must carry all its delicate fibre unimpaired to the table,— most of all that best of lettuces, the White Coss (the... French dub it Romaine Blonde), which must be deftly tied up with bass matting five or six days before its true fitness comes; and then, by plucking away the outer and en- wrapping leaflets, you shall reach such blanched and dewy and cool vegetable fibre as crackles under tl^ie tooth like thin plates of ice. Crown this bountifully with Bordeaux oil, a pinch of 97 Digitized by Google BOUND TOGETHER salt, the merest soupgon of vinegar (in which the peeling of an onion has had preliminary soak), and I think the bounties of a spring garden can do nothing more for you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But pulled at sunrise, for a breakfast at seven, on an April morn- ing, with judiciously broiled chops, and feath- ery rolls to flank them, and the little scarlet radishes are a very grateful reminder of the garden.
Still less will the, salads proper permit of package in barrels, and overtumings on mar- ket floors, and the crude handling of raw mar- ket-boys; a good head of lettuce must carry all its delicate fibre unimpaired to the table,— most of all that best of lettuces, the White Coss (the... French dub it Romaine Blonde), which must be deftly tied up with bass matting five or six days before its true fitness comes; and then, by plucking away the outer and en- wrapping leaflets, you shall reach such blanched and dewy and cool vegetable fibre as crackles under tl^ie tooth like thin plates of ice. Crown this bountifully with Bordeaux oil, a pinch of 97 Digitized by Google BOUND TOGETHER salt, the merest soupgon of vinegar (in which the peeling of an onion has had preliminary soak), and I think the bounties of a spring garden can do nothing more for you.
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