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Friday, May 2, 2008

Vegetarianism

in homage to the mystics and snake charmers of the Near East I so admire, I have all but eliminated meat from my diet; allowances must be made for the occasional, fresh-caught fish.

ungulates and fowl need no longer fear the swift action of my cook's butchering knife.
Posted by Cecil Augustus Downing at 8:29 AM
Labels: a once carnivorous existence, henri rousseau, savage but noble, sole almondine, taking the orient express to turkey...of all places

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