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Little Tea Book

Name: Little Tea Book
Author: Arthur Gray

Arthur Gray

Read by Rosslyn Carlyle, Diana Majlinger, Availle, ToddHW, Greg Giordano, Jennifer Dallman and Kari Lynn Hewett · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

Chapters

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Introducing The Little Tea Book (2:51)
The Origin of Tea (2:11)
Tea (1:33)
Little Cups of Chinese and Japanese Tea (5:39)
On Tea (1:27)
Some English Tea History (12:28)
O Tea! (1:39)
Tea Terms (2:47)
Tea Leaves (11:31)
Wit, Wisdom, and Humor of Tea - Fate (4:39)
Tea Making and Taking in Japan and China (14:07)
Tea-drinking in Other Lands (8:35)
The Tea-Table (Part I) (4:13)
Ladies, Literature, and Tea (7:01)
On Our English Poetry and This Poem Upon Tea (2:06)
To The Author on His Poem Upon Tea (1:28)
The Introduction (4:41)
The Tea-Table (Part II) (2:20)
Dr. Johnson's Affinity - Earliest Mention of Tea - Australian Tea (3:15)
Five O'Clock Tea - Tea in Ladies' Novels (2:23)
Sydney Smith - Dr. Johnson Again (2:04)
A Cup of Tea (2:25)