Severus Snape (
alt_severus) wrote2013-08-22 08:57 pm
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Whilst I was working this afternoon, and thinking aloud, Miss Granger said something that prompted a realisation. I cannot call the page we were working from to mind closely enough: when speaking of the verbena, does the receipt call for "1⅓ʒ" leaf of verbena, or "1⅓fʒ" leaf of verbena?
If it is the latter, or could possibly be read as such: the author may intend for you to pulverise the leaf, and add only the juices.
If it is the latter, or could possibly be read as such: the author may intend for you to pulverise the leaf, and add only the juices.
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But hang on.
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There's a symbol but it's not really an f. Here, I'll draw it:
1⅓ɟʒ
I always thought it was a smudge. At this point it wouldn't hurt to try the juice, anyway.
We're half a bath, one and possibly two bedtime stories and a round of 'night-nights' in the garden away from getting Bea down for the evening.
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