An imperative is no match for an entreaty
An imperative is no match for an entreaty We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss May 13, 2021 — 9.00pm Normal text size Advertisement Following on from items containing the imperative ‘do not eat’ (C8), Evan Bailey of Glebe observed that his “lamb chops had a sticker telling me to ‘rest for five minutes after cooking’. So I dutifully put my feet up and drank a restful glass of red wine.” The vigneron owners of Botobolar Vineyard in Mudgee in the 1970s, Gil and Vincie Wahlquist, were forward thinking in more ways than one, according ...
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