...December £>th, 1856. Brillat Savarin, in his '' Physiologic du Gout," asserts that the man who discovers a new dish does more for the happiness of the human race than he who discovered the Georgium Sidus. If this be true, then he who could devise means for the preservation...

...December 6th, 1856. Brillat Savarin, in his " Physiologie du Gout," asserts that the man who discovers a new dish does more for the happiness of the human race than he who discovered the Georgium Sidus. If this be true, then he who could devise means for the preservation...

...their loss. VIII. The dinner-table is the only place where men are not bored during the first hour. The discovery of a new dish does more for the happiness of mankind, than the discovery of a new planet. Men who eat hastily or get drunk do not know how to eat...

...AGAR ADAMSON, DCL BRILLAT SAVAEIN, in his " Physiologic du Gout," asserts that the man who discovers a new dish does more for the happiness of the human race than he who discovered the Georgium Sidus. If this be true, then he who could devise means for the preservation...

...of Havre. HAVRE, October 12, 1802. CHAPTER FIRST. INTRODUCTION. The aphorism of Brillat Savarin, " The discovery of a new dish does more for the happiness of the human race than the discovery of a new star," has never proved itself more true than in our time, when the continual increase of population...

...console us for their loss. VIII. The dining-room is the only place where you are never bored 'luring the first hour. IX. The discovery of a new dish does...get drunk, know neither how to eat nor how to drink. XL The order of edibles is from the more substantial to the lighter. XII. The order of drinks is from...

...pleasures, but remain to console us for their loss. VIII. It is only at table that a man never feels bored during the first hour. IX. The discovery of...happiness of the human race than the discovery of a planet. • X. A drunkard knows not how to drink, and he who eats too much, or too quickly, knows not...

...pleasures, but remain to console us for their loss. " VIII. It is only at table that a man never feels bored during the first hour. " IX. The discovery of...happiness of the human race than the discovery of a planet. " X. A drunkard knows not how to drink, and he who eats too much, or too quickly, knows not...

...with such a man as this, since patriots are unswerving eaters, and it behooved them to remember that "the discovery of a new dish does more for the happiness of mankind than the discovery of a new planet." All of Savarin's apophthegms evince the same frank and...

...with such a man as this, since patriots are unswerving eaters, and it behooved them to remember that "the discovery of a new dish does more for the happiness of mankind than the discovery of a new planet." All of Savarin's apothegms evince the same frank and warm-hearted...