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[British-style tea] What did Orwell mean?
Referencing the famous article "A nice cup of tea" by George Orwell[1].
What do you think he meant when writing that the teapot is best warmed by placing it on the hob? Wouldn't it damage the teapot? Note: [1] http://www.george-orwell.org/A_Nice_Cup_of_Tea/0.html -- Dario Niedermann. Also on the Internet at: gopher://retro-net.org/1/dnied/ , http://devio.us/~ndr/ |
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