http://halfassbackwards.com/the-mystery-of-sir-jeffery-hudson/ Welcome to my madness! Mon, 16 Jan 2012 23:57:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://halfassbackwards.com/the-mystery-of-sir-jeffery-hudson/comment-page-/#comment-382 Ego Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:41:52 +0000 http://halfassbackwards.com/?p=611#comment-382 Thanks for commenting! Now it makes sense! Now that you mention it I have seen other variations of the spelling of Jeffery, such as Geoffrey Chaucer. -Ego Thanks for commenting! Now it makes sense! Now that you mention it I have seen other variations of the spelling of Jeffery, such as Geoffrey Chaucer.
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]]> http://halfassbackwards.com/the-mystery-of-sir-jeffery-hudson/comment-page-1/#comment-381 Genie Mon, 27 Apr 2009 10:23:21 +0000 http://halfassbackwards.com/?p=611#comment-381 Spelling was not so ridged in 17th Cent, there are a number of verients on his name including Geaforry! As to the pie, The crusts of the pie was not as we would think it, but more like a salt dough hard and uneatable, as in the nursery song about 'birds flying out of a pie'.The dish was cold he lay inside all 18 inches of him and this was placed before the Queen .He would wait until her spoon tapped the pie and then push the unsealed glazed crust aside and so bring a startling ending to a feast. Spelling was not so ridged in 17th Cent, there are a number of verients on his name including Geaforry!
As to the pie, The crusts of the pie was not as we would think it, but more like a salt dough hard and uneatable, as in the nursery song about ‘birds flying out of a pie’.The dish was cold he lay inside all 18 inches of him and this was placed before the Queen .He would wait until her spoon tapped the pie and then push the unsealed glazed crust aside and so bring a startling ending to a feast.

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