SC - Pork or Boar in the TREES!

[James F. Johnson]

> Oddly enough, one reference they do not mention is "Chocolate, or An Indian 
> Drinke". I have looked at the text, courtesy of Stefan's Florilegium 
> (thanks, Stefan!), but the presenter of the piece clearly states that this 
> is an excerpt. I would like to see the rest of the work, and more extensive 
> notes on where it was/can be found, so I can use it as documentation. Stefan 
> or Lucrezia, do you know any more? Anybody else? Also, Lucrezia, I'd be 
> interested to know the title of Ms Stanes' new book, and I'm eagerly 
> awaiting the results of your experimentation - sounds like fun!
> 
> Morwyn

Thank you, Morwyn for the compliments on the Florilegium. I will check to
see if I have any info not yet put in the chocolate-msg file, but I don't
think I do. Pretty much everything I have goes into the Florilegium unless
it is in a file waiting to be put into the Florilegium.

Thank you for the review of _The True History of Chocolate_. I will edit
your message and add this to the file, so it will be available in the
future.
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Lord Stefan li Rous    Barony of Bryn Gwlad    Kingdom of Ansteorra
Mark S. Harris             Austin, Texas           stefan at texas.net
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