The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-11

rae Parson ana eIse Cayenne.

parsons meat, passed. for moment to re-
gard it with the complaconcy it seemed to
challenge, bseoro the gravy weIIed out
from the first incision. From tho kndc-
le-bone to the last joint Of the quene, from
the Pope's oyoto Queen Elizaboth's bone,
each slice to be cut trausyorsely or vents
on wise, each tendon, layer Of fat, and in
tricacy Of sweetness, was as apparent to
bis practiced eye as if marked ont before
him upoh diagram. He ayailed him
self of his knowledge for tie benefit Of his
companions, at once while the mutton
was hot, as courtoousiy as if they had
been his home guests, and listened to tier
repeated praise as if tho fare had been
| furnished from flock Of lis own. Bat
at the second slice he sent Jim to the peck
ct Of the chaiso for II bottle of Worcester
sauce, aud findingi i! hardly warm enough
for SO raw day, produced small phiaI
with gilt edges and glass stopper, that
comes to US generally from Smyrna, with
ottar Of roses, but which was now filed
with Cayenne pepper, that he used as q
reinforcement.
The two farmers were attentive to MI
his movements. Tho addition of the
sauce. when there WAS such q full suppIv
Of GRAVY upon the dish, seemed 70 tbem
TO be merely a supert,uitv, bit tho explor-
ipg renius Of Ajax Telaman was irrcsjs-
taIlo oxc;taJ hv the nonner 3 condnncnt
that WAS aItoaothcr new TO him. and ncr-
ceiving that the effect was grateful and ap-
petiz.:,p-
"prav s;,n said 10 .xould Won have
the coodnoss to LET me tast, littlo Of vopr
nrn s,tr2n
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ferv st;nu,apt aDp,jed Tin the same vav.
but without the same caution, to his gravy,
and used It freely with his meat,
Tho nenner WAS not long n.ak;py his
acou,intancc but he res',t.J manf,lv the
fire, ;rt;not;o, Of this Internal assoiIant
bemncd stoutIv and rcneatedIv. rs if no
were determined if possible. to main
tain bis ground; bis faca then became
scarlet; and an unnatural warmth took
possession of his frame, the tonsils Of his
throat began to swell, bis eyes cIjstane4 :;
he dashed away tear from his obstructyd
sight spread abroad his arms Ike Sanp-
son CROPPING for the remaining pillars Of
the temple of Gaza, and rose IN an agony
Of distress and pain nn'm"gIn"tle
to him IN bis dreams before. lis inst
note vas that OF the great brlndled ou!iI IN
his own cattle yard ut home. The WORD
ROAR does no justice whatever to the
sound.
! Fortunately de did not cough. Ny
uncle concerned for the incident recon
mended him to o|lav the nunrency with
glass Of water. lie caught at the word
lie endoyored to say, ''WiN that put it
out'' and making for huge stone jug
that had been replonished, he raised IT
bodily to his lips, and then took a draught'
that, had its contents been more gentle
might, for its length and depth and height,
have won from Bachus the whole con-