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Smelts must be only rub'd with a coarse Cloth, and then flour'd, and thrown into the Pan. Gudgeons must be scaled and gutted, well dry'd and flour'd, and thrown into the hot Lard: but take care in all these that you have a quick Fire under them, and not too many in the Pan at one time.
In London alone there are some half-dozen papers published daily which are entirely devoted to "sport," and these journals are of course bought by the gudgeons who seek destruction in the betting-rooms.
M. de Remusat, who was seated between the prince and myself, remarked to me loud enough for Louis Bonaparte to hear: "I give my best wishes to Louis Bonaparte and my vote to Cavaignac." Louis Bonaparte at the time was feeding Mme. Odilon Barrot's greyhound with fried gudgeons. The proclamation of Louis Bonaparte as President of the Republic was made on December 20.
And at last she was angry at this. Her waiting-maid said, "I will find a cure for him; he shall soon learn what it is to shudder." She went out to the stream which flowed through the garden, and had a whole bucketful of gudgeons brought to her.
She was in love with her match just as farmers are in love with wheat at eighty shillings a quarter; or shareholders innocent gudgeons with seven and half per cent. interest on their paid-up capital.
The inn where I put up that night was a substantial hostelry, containing all that was needful for the entertainment of man and beast. Had I been a Procureur de la Republique the law could not have been broken in a more solicitous manner than it was in my behoof. Not only did I have gudgeons, en temps prohibe, but also partridge.
Her waiting-maid said: 'I will find a cure for him; he shall soon learn what it is to shudder. She went out to the stream which flowed through the garden, and had a whole bucketful of gudgeons brought to her.
But you must allow me time to go home and get the money from the major-domo. Keep the fish, therefore, so long, and I will return with the twenty ducats for it." And majestically Don Bempo made himself a path through the crowd, which laughingly stepped aside for him, shouting: "Gudgeons for the Spanish gentleman! Viva Don Bempo, who pays twenty ducats for a fish!"
"And just when I had got it nearly ashore, by the very place where you are sitting, on that shelving bank, young man, the line broke, and the perch twisted himself among those roots, and cacodaemon that he was ran off, hook and all. Well, that fish haunted me; never before had I seen such a fish. Minnows I had caught in the Thames and elsewhere, also gudgeons, and occasionally a dace.
She could fence well enough, thanks to many bouts with Gerald; but when the foils were unbuttoned, there was a difference which the girl could appreciate. "In consequence," said Dorothy, "I had better hurry before I am still more afraid." So there came that evening, after dusk, to Mr. Francis Vanringham's apartments, at the Three Gudgeons, a young spark in pink-and-silver.
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