| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Soup in England, wrote Pennell, is ???too often, a thick, greasy mess that could appeal but to the coarsest hunger. . .??? David concurred sixty years later, writing ???in England, soup appears to be exactly the same summer and winter, except for the occasional appearance of an iced consomm??; often alas not sufficiently clarified, of a depressing colour, and the wrong consistency.???
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