[Vwoolf] grilled bone
Jeremy Hawthorn
jeremy.hawthorn at ntnu.no
Sun May 24 12:19:08 EDT 2015
Searched LiteratureOnline and also Google. Two unrevealing hits in 19th
century plays, two in novels apart from Woolf. And one hit that suggests
that it might be bone marrow.
Ellipses thanks to LiteratureOnline.
Jeremy H
1. .... "Should you like eggs, sir?" "Eggs, no! Bring me a grilled bone...
...." "What would you think of me if I came down two hours after every
one else and ordered grilled bone...
... the smell of grilled bone." "Not at all. It describes a sensation in
your little nose...
... the answers, as if they were pinching his toes. That's his way. Ah,
here comes my grilled bone... (/Middlemarch/ Book 1, chapter 11)
2. ... all the parties home to Pall Mall, to celebrate the event with a
grilled bone, Havannahs, and Regent's ... (Disraeli, /Vivian Grey/.
Volume 2, Book the fourth, chapter vi)
3. "Queen Victoria was another roasted bone marrow lover, reputedly
eating it every day.
See:
<http://leitesculinaria.com/78928/recipes-roasted-bone-marrow.html#1F41v5EzbT1WX2W5.99>
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