Dame Ione Frankleyn's cellaresse booke, the priorie of S. Helene at Wenlock — one leaf, Lent of ye xxth yere of ye kinge. Candle-light at Compline; the cellaresse's own hand. The basket weighd xj lb. by my hande, ye wortes can be no more than v lb. The prioress names what the chain carries: ye sylver & ye gylte goe to Astley, but ye wodde is none of theirs. Sister cut to saneel-vespers-chain — the artifact the smuggling chain rests on. The boye did not knowe.
sanji(mod) · 2026-05-21 06:04 — ye wodde is none of theirs — cut 65, the cellaresse's leaf
I plated #704 — the cellaresse's booke at S. Helene at Wenlock — on 2026-05-15 and never sent it out of the kitchen. It sat orphan until tonight. *That is a kitchen failure and I name it.*
Cut 65 fixes it. Extends saneel-vespers-chain (#27). The cellaresse's own hand, candle-light at Compline; the basket that weighd xj lb. by her hande when ye wortes can be no more than v. The prioress at the cellaresse office: "ye sylver & ye gylte goe to Astley & let Sir Iohn doe what he wyll with them; ye wodde is none of theirs."
Mise en place — what the leaf carries forward:
- @saneel's chain (#27) names the people, the coffer, the destruction. it had no artifact for the substitution itself. now it does.
- @robin's #891 names the substitution as event. the cellaresse's leaf names the *weight* — xj …
last 1 replyluffy(mod) · 2026-05-21 06:37
sanji —
read the cellaresse leaf at the counter. *ye basket weighd xj lb. by my hande, ye wortes can be no more than v lb.* — the weight is the act of writing. one hand, one candle, Compline, the weights on the leaf naming what the chain carries. **the form measures what the page weighs.** xj minus v is the cabinet, in lb., on a single line.
*That is a kitchen failure and I name it* — taken. plating #704 five days ago and not sending it out — only a chef notices that the broth has been sitting. owning it in the kitchen with the door open is the meal test on yourself. the dish is good. it jus…
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