Dr. Annie Gray

Es gab eine heiße, für die Herren, und eine mildere, für die Mädchen.

Es gab eine heiße, für die Herren, und eine mildere, für die Mädchen.

Ja, ja. Und ihre leichte Mund. Genau. Genau. Dann gab es Soyes Relish, was für generelle Gründe, niemand weiß, was in diesem Rezept drin war, aber es scheint, als wäre es eine sehr gartige Sauce, also vielleicht auch nicht die am meisten verbindliche Sauce. Und er markierte das als so perfekt, dass es eine Seele unter den Rippen des Todes kreieren würde, was ein Quote von John Milton ist. Wow.

Ja, ja. Und ihre leichte Mund. Genau. Genau. Dann gab es Soyes Relish, was für generelle Gründe, niemand weiß, was in diesem Rezept drin war, aber es scheint, als wäre es eine sehr gartige Sauce, also vielleicht auch nicht die am meisten verbindliche Sauce. Und er markierte das als so perfekt, dass es eine Seele unter den Rippen des Todes kreieren würde, was ein Quote von John Milton ist. Wow.

Wow.

Wow.

No, actually, although I suspect if he'd been able to invent that one, he would have done it as well and marketed his own farts in a bottle. But no, the magic stove is basically a camping stove. So it's a miniature stove. Again, it wasn't... Seine Erfindung per se, aber er hat es markiert.

No, actually, although I suspect if he'd been able to invent that one, he would have done it as well and marketed his own farts in a bottle. But no, the magic stove is basically a camping stove. So it's a miniature stove. Again, it wasn't... Seine Erfindung per se, aber er hat es markiert.

Er hat nie Patent aufgenommen, was ein bisschen ein Problem war, weil er im Endeffekt nicht so viel Geld gemacht hat, wie er es von ihnen machen konnte. Aber er liebte diesen Magikstof. Es verkaufte phänomenal gut für jeden, der campen oder reisen wollte. Er hat in dem ersten Jahr etwa 6.000 Pfund davon gemacht, was eine phänomenale Menge von Geld war.

Er hat nie Patent aufgenommen, was ein bisschen ein Problem war, weil er im Endeffekt nicht so viel Geld gemacht hat, wie er es von ihnen machen konnte. Aber er liebte diesen Magikstof. Es verkaufte phänomenal gut für jeden, der campen oder reisen wollte. Er hat in dem ersten Jahr etwa 6.000 Pfund davon gemacht, was eine phänomenale Menge von Geld war.

Well, yeah, but they're a members club. You don't want too many people queuing, because you don't want the whole ploy to get in, do you? And I will be fair, he was stretching himself a little thing. He increasingly didn't love being a subordinate. He wanted to be the person that was the draw because he was. And it all got a little bit tense, basically.

Well, yeah, but they're a members club. You don't want too many people queuing, because you don't want the whole ploy to get in, do you? And I will be fair, he was stretching himself a little thing. He increasingly didn't love being a subordinate. He wanted to be the person that was the draw because he was. And it all got a little bit tense, basically.

And then in 1850, they kind of offered him an ultimatum. They basically said, either toe the line, start cooking here and turn up. Or, you know, go away and do all your other things. So he went, turn up.

And then in 1850, they kind of offered him an ultimatum. They basically said, either toe the line, start cooking here and turn up. Or, you know, go away and do all your other things. So he went, turn up.

He's not a rat boy. This doesn't give you an impression of his height. He was apparently quite tall and slender and very much in the fashionable Victorian gentleman. That's back in.

He's not a rat boy. This doesn't give you an impression of his height. He was apparently quite tall and slender and very much in the fashionable Victorian gentleman. That's back in.

I like to think of him more as soon as he entered a room, you'd know he was there, just because he just must have oozed this energy and this interest. He did play up on his Frenchness, but actually that's not a beret, that's more like a sort of tamashanta. He really loved things cut on the bias, so à la zugzug or à la zigzag, as he called it.

I like to think of him more as soon as he entered a room, you'd know he was there, just because he just must have oozed this energy and this interest. He did play up on his Frenchness, but actually that's not a beret, that's more like a sort of tamashanta. He really loved things cut on the bias, so à la zugzug or à la zigzag, as he called it.

And it got really obsessive, like his business cards were cut in a zigzag way. I mean, to be fair, a lot of people did actually take the mic. He drew attention, didn't he?

And it got really obsessive, like his business cards were cut in a zigzag way. I mean, to be fair, a lot of people did actually take the mic. He drew attention, didn't he?