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689:. This picnic turns out to be a sore disappointment, Frank Churchill said to Emma: 'Our companions are excessively stupid. What shall we do to rouse them? Any nonsense will serve...' The food is described in vague terms as a 'cold collation'. While Jane Austen talked excessively about food in her private letters, she was less obliging in her novels. At both of these occasions, in Emma, when food is eaten outside it ends in 'ruffled tempers and hurt feelings' according to food historian Maggie Lane.
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Leaving the mainstream, they now passed into what seemed at first like a little land-locked lake. Green turf sloped down to either edge, brown snaky tree roots gleamed below the surface of the quiet water, while ahead of them the silvery shoulder and foamy tumble of a weir, arm-in-arm with a restless
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the young and inexperienced soldier private Zepo is visited unexpectedly by his devoted parents. They arrive with a picnic basket, which they unpack 'spreading sausage, hard-boiled eggs, ham, sandwiches, salad, cakes, and red wine on a cloth'. Zapo reminds them that 'discipline and hand-grenades are
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A joint of cold roast beef, a joint of cold boiled beef, 2 ribs of lamb, 2 shoulders of lamb, 4 roast fowls, 2 roast ducks, 1 ham, 1 tongue, 2 veal and ham pies, 2 pigeon pies, 6 medium sized lobsters, 1 piece of collared calveshead, 18 lettuces, 6 baskets of salad, 6 cucumbers. Stewed fruit well
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winner. A picnic is expected in the film but the writer does not include it: 'There is no picnic in Picnic'. The potato salad, bread and butter sandwiches and devilled eggs are left in the car as the characters Madge and Hal cannot resist each other's charms and Hal says 'We're not goin' on no
65:, lakeside, or other place affording an interesting view, or else in conjunction with a public event such as preceding an open-air theater performance, and usually in summer or spring. It is different from other meals because it requires free time to leave home.
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805:(1946), by Felice Benuzzi, is the true story of three Italian prisoners of war who, faced with years of tedium in a detention camp, decide to break out in order to climb Africa's second-highest mountain. "No expedition on the mountain was ever a picnic"
290:(this must be good), a few baskets of fresh fruit, 3 dozen plain biscuits, a piece of cheese, 6 lbs of butter (this of course includes the butter for tea), 4 quatern loaves of household bread, 3 dozen rolls, 6 loaves of tin bread (for tea), 2 plain
870:(and his BBC Dance Orchestra) featuring Val Rosing (Gilbert Russell) as lead vocalist, which went on to sell a million copies. 'The Teddy Bears' Picnic' resurfaced again in the late 1940s and early 1950s when it was used as the theme song for the
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poem Audley Court (1838) the picnickers eat dark bread and cold game pie in aspic and drink cider while they sing and chat about their old love affairs.
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813:(1935) about her 1929 visit to
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1216:Russell, Polly (5 July 2021).
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1317:The Oxford Companion to Food
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360:The Oxford Companion to Food
330:collapse of the Soviet Union
266:Book of Household Management
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1472:. London: Hambledon Press.
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1633:"BBC Food Picnic Guide"
1315:Davidson, Alan (2014).
1248:Roden, Claudia (1981).
751:The Wind in the Willows
583:Le déjeuner sur l'herbe
540:in plastic Tupperware'.
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522:Picknick on the Beach
509:remade for television
503:by Australian author
436:Category:Picnic films
417:
304:tin of mixed biscuits
263:picnic menus (in her
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152:is based on the verb
117:
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3539:Backpacking (hiking)
3534:Backpacking (travel)
3524:Adventure recreation
3254:Online food ordering
1828:Political houseparty
1469:Jane Austen and food
1358:Winterthur Portfolio
1037:Winterthur Portfolio
992:. Lanham, Maryland.
862:', performed by the
792:to the music of the
607:Kerry James Marshall
532:, a metal tiffin of
420:The Hunting Book of
392:Chaudfroid de Canard
326:German reunification
19:For other uses, see
3519:Adjectival tourisms
2867:Korean table d'hĂŽte
2678:Conveyor belt sushi
2401:Serpentine streamer
2187:Western dress codes
1885:Film awards seasons
873:Big Jon and Sparkie
860:Teddy Bears' Picnic
856:John Walter Bratton
571:Hudson River Valley
555:landscape paintings
318:Pan-European Picnic
94:Some picnics are a
79:generally includes
3514:Accessible tourism
3259:Virtual restaurant
3082:Blue-plate special
2713:Service Ă la russe
2693:Full-course dinner
2421:Society portal
2381:New Year's glasses
1892:Religious festival
1813:Housewarming party
1715:Bachelorette party
1580:Speak to the Earth
1222:The Food Programme
892:Stoned Soul Picnic
811:Speak to the Earth
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517:Bhaji on the Beach
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384:Alberto Portugheis
376:Glyndebourne Opera
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2728:Table reservation
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1730:Wedding reception
1559:www.gutenberg.org
1479:978-0-8264-3025-0
999:978-0-7591-2180-5
900:The 5th Dimension
783:'s one-act drama
694:Alfred Tennyson's
507:. In 2018 it was
473:The Office Picnic
459:, was a multiple
388:Mousse de Caviare
311:Political picnics
288:Christmas pudding
139:Lord Chesterfield
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3644:Volunteer travel
3554:Cultural tourism
3500:Adventure travel
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2043:Children's party
1938:Harvest festival
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493:'s mystery film
404:stuffed tomatoes
396:Tomatoes Farcies
346:MĂ©ridienne verte
284:cabinet puddings
256:Victorian feasts
223:François Lemoyne
211:François Lemoyne
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