Augustus Carp, Esq., describing his discovery of a delightful new beverage called "Portugalade":
I had seldom experienced such a sense of warmth and comfort as it very quickly began to endow me with. Peculiarly attractive to the nostril, it was no less grateful to the tongue, while upon its downward passage, it lent an extraordinary balm to a naturally irritable digestive system.Sir Henry Howard Bashford, from Augustus Carp Esq., by Himself.Nay, it did more, for as it enriched the blood mounting to an always responsive brain, I found myself the vehicle of a delightful flow of new and most valuable ideas. I say valuable, and this was indeed the case, but many of them were also outstandingly humorous, and time after time I was obliged to call for silence so that none of those present might fail to hear them.
There's an online version of Augustus Carp at http://www.eldritchpress.org/carp/
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