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You mentioned that paprika had given you queer dreams, but, ah! this must have slipped my mind to mention to my cook. I pray you forgive me, my friend, for all your meals to-day contain it.
It is perfectly alright, Count, the dreams do not trouble me all too much, and I do enjoy the taste.
Your brother has sent word. Return at once.
I understand; I shall hasten home.
To the young Mr. Harker—
You are, perhaps, too old for this. But I am sure it would give your father quite a thrill to see you with it.
—A Friend.
To my mysterious friend,
Thank you very much! I am, perhaps, a bit too old to play with it, but it's still a wonderful thought and I appreciate the gift. I'll be sure to show it to my father!
-Quincy
My Friend.—
For no reason in particular... Which do you prefer? Cinnamon or Butterscotch?
I am partial to cinnamon, I suppose, though I would not turn up my nose if I found butterscotch on my plate.
How can one shoot 120 hares at one shot?
I cannot claim to know. How?
*(@voivode-dracula @cowboy-quincey did someone call for some cowboy/vampire bonding time?)
What is the difference between an accepted and a rejected lover?
Quite a few things, I should imagine, not the least their temper, but what answer did you have in mind, Count?
I have thought of another question for you on the English legal matters. Should one send goods by ship, and something happen to the ship that caused some hindrance to its entering port—say, some rare mishap caused it to run aground—would that cargo be delayed in its delivery, or would it be handed over at the intended time to the solicitor to whom it is consigned?
Barring any complications with the cargo itself, the solicitor to whom it is consigned should still be perfectly able to take possession of the goods in question within a reasonable timeframe.
