"Duncan, Dave - Paragon Lost v1" - читать интересную книгу автора (Duncan Dave)with cinnamon and pepper, but how you expect me to do it with no
cloves, no cardamonЧФ УNot so much cinnamon! You think weТre made of money here? Stale bread and vinegar, thatТs what makes a sauce, girl. Use up some of those herbs before they rot completely. A man wants you! A gentleman is asking for your husband.Ф The old horror canted her head to peer at Isabelle with one glittery eye, oozing dislike. УAnd be quick back. I need that sauce done right. And soon!Ф With difficulty, Isabelle held back some truths as unpalatable as Mistress SniderТs food. The woman skimped ridiculously, but all Chivians tried to get by with inferior ingredients smothered in peppery sauces. In Isilond, one began with a good piece of meat and used only enough seasoning to bring out its natural flavor. She wiped her hands on her apron. УYes, mistress.Ф УHeТs waiting in the KingТs Room. You hurry back. DonТt expect me to pay you when youТre not working.Ф No, Isabelle would be paying her for the privilege of speaking with a potential client. She set off on the perilous trek to the door, watching out for scavenging dogs and people hurrying with hot Fortunately, the baby never made her nauseated, although she lived in that horrible kitchen from before dawn until after nightfall. She had nightmares of giving birth there. But a gentleman looking for Beau might mean a client and real wages, instead of the pittance he earned in the yard by day and serving beer at night. Leaving the reek of boiling cabbage, she went into the big taproom with its smoky fog of yeast, people, and cheap candles. GossipsТ Corner was, first and last, a tavern, where beer flowed like waterЧУand for good reason,Ф Beau said. Lo 3 Paragon Lost cated in the heart of Grandon, not far from Greymere Palace, GossipsТ Corner was a universally recognized address for people to rendezvous or leave messages or even dine, although Isabelle could never understand why anyone who had any choice should choose to do that. It offered rooms by the night or the week or the hourЧshe and Beau lived there, in a garret five floors up. It provided music and singing and gambling. Those who sought to buy a horse, hire a servant, pick pockets, or contract odd jobs could usually be accommodated. The City Watch, bought off by Master Snider, turned blind eyes to |
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