The History of a Mouthful of Bread

by Jean Macé

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Fascinating work first published in 1870. "The mouth is the door at which everything enters. Now, to every well-kept door there is a doorkeeper, or porter. And what is the office of a well instructed porter? Well, he asks the people that present themselves, who they are, and what they have come for; and if he does not like their appearance, he refuses them admittance."… (more)

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Gatty, Margaret Scott	Translator	secondary author	some editions	confirmed

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Fascinating work first published in 1870. "The mouth is the door at which everything enters. Now, to every well-kept door there is a doorkeeper, or porter. And what is the office of a well instructed porter? Well, he asks the people that present themselves, who they are, and what they have come for; and if he does not like their appearance, he refuses them admittance."

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