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"No wellconducted establishment, Mr Weener, is without chutney, curry or worcestershire." The insularity of the English is incredible. I have not tasted cocacola, hotdogs, or had a bottle of ketchup for more than a year, but I don't complain. The Grass is in the Schelde estuary, almost within sight of the English coast. I got nothing written on my history today.
All who know Worcestershire, says the Spectator, "are very well acquainted with the parts and merits of Sir Roger." His fame has spread from Worcestershire throughout the English-speaking world, where he has been loved and admired for more than a hundred and fifty years. Sir Roger de Coverley is not to be described by any pen but that of Addison.
What had you to do all day long that you could not carry my cider, my Worcestershire cider, to the cellar when I bid you? But go, you'll never be good for anything; you are such a lazy rascal get out of my sight!" So saying, he pushed him out of the house door, and Lawrence sneaked off, seeing that this was no time to make his petition for halfpence.
A Worcestershire name for a horse-chestnut is the "oblionker tree." When the striker is taking aim, and preparing for a shot at his adversary's nut, he says: "Oblionker! The word oblionker apparently being a meaningless invention to rhyme with the word conquer, which has by degrees become applied to the fruit itself.
None of them had the hardihood to joke with a man that stood in the shadow of death; and hate and murder looked from the eyes of the man in the doorway and looked towards Simpson. One by one they perceived the man of the shadow, all but Simpson, eating steak drowned in Worcestershire.
Croome in Worcestershire Lord Coventry's family seat. He married his cousin, Lady Elizabeth Laura Waldegrave, daughter of James, second earl, in 1782. Lord C. will receive a letter from me this morning which will be sufficient to assure you that George is well. He is so indeed, a tous egards.
Should we take Bristol and I hear that the works are not very strong it would give us a very good command of shipping, and a rare centre from which to act. If all goes well with us, we could make our way to London through Gloucestershire and Worcestershire. In the meantime I might suggest that a day of fast and humiliation be called to bring down a blessing on the cause.
Nothing to eat no, sir, there is nothing to eat but raw cow and greens boiled in water nor to drink but Worcestershire sauce! Now I, with my catarrh, I have no appetite; is it not so? Well, if I were in France, I should have a good soup with a crust in it, an omelette, a fowl in rice, a partridge in cabbages things to tempt me, thunder of God! But here day of God! what a country! And cold, too!
The bridal party exhibited every elegance of costume; while the dresses of the multitude, lit up by the rays of a brilliant sunlight, filled up the picture. The Rev. the Hon. G. Neville performed the ceremony. At its conclusion the brides visited the rectory, whence they soon afterwards set out Lord and Lady Lyttelton to their seat in Worcestershire, and Mr. and Mrs.
But the two objects should not have been combined and I now know myself well enough to be aware that I was not the man to have carried out either of them. Nevertheless I thought much about it, and on the 29th of July, 1853, having been then two years without having made any literary effort, I began The Warden, at Tenbury in Worcestershire.
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