H. B. Marriott Watson,
Diogenes of London (collection…
(1893)
“ You have not even a fellow to recall the dish old Terrè served upon that summer night sixty years since. For the lack of a stimulus you too are forgetting, and if your friends give you leave Terrè will soon pass from you as all else is passing; even the fragrance of a dish must leave you at last. One would think that this growing isolation would strike a chill into your bones; but though I watch I do not observe you to tremble. I could vow there is not one of you looks across the border enviously; not one blinks at the open prospect. ”
