She always felt that eggs tasted better from barnyard chickens.

The universal fermentation, which Mr. Hume (Chap. xlv.) describes as about the beginning of the seventeenth century, occasioned by the revival of letters, then first became operative in the diffusion of knowledge among the people, at least among the bettermost classes, enlarged men's ideas, and by a necessary consequence led to discussions of political rights, and dissatisfaction with abuses of all kinds […]

Come here, boys, and let your gorgeous auntie grabble her hairy little monkeys!

Bend thine ear to supplication.