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Letters of Edward FitzGerald, in Two Volumes. Vol. 1

Note 166 — LETTERS OF EDWARD FITZGERALD (continued 3)

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Note by E. F. G.—Also, bottle-brown: in general all bottled things are not so fresh coloured as before they were put in. A gherkin loses considerably in freshness. The great triumph of a housekeeper is when her guests say, ‘Why, are these really bottled gooseberries! They look like fresh, etc.’

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