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... wine vessels were filled, and the disturbance of the liquor had subsided, the covers or stoppers were secured with ... wine vessel, from penetrating so far as to vitiate the genuine taste of the liquor. Previously, however, to depositing ...
... wine vessels were filled, and the disturbance of the liquor had subsided, the covers or stoppers were secured with ... wine vessel, from penetrating so far as to vitiate the genuine taste of the liquor. Previously, however, to depositing ...
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... wine-cellars at the top of their houses, that their wines might ripen sooner by the smoke. CRUQ. 76 Tormentum ingenio admoves. “You offer an agreeable violence to the mind.” It is a metaphor taken from war, when a town was assaulted ...
... wine-cellars at the top of their houses, that their wines might ripen sooner by the smoke. CRUQ. 76 Tormentum ingenio admoves. “You offer an agreeable violence to the mind.” It is a metaphor taken from war, when a town was assaulted ...
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... wine be not bad; quite careless what oil he pours upon his fish. If you set out Massic” wine in fair weather, should there be any thing thick in it, it will be attenuated by the nocturnal air, and the smell unfriendly to the nerves will ...
... wine be not bad; quite careless what oil he pours upon his fish. If you set out Massic” wine in fair weather, should there be any thing thick in it, it will be attenuated by the nocturnal air, and the smell unfriendly to the nerves will ...
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