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"By tyromancy, whereof we make some proof in a great Brehemont cheese which I here keep by me."
"Take pieces of cheese and attach little notes to them with possible answers to your question (or simply remember which is which). Place the hunks of cheese into a rat's or a mouse's cage and wait to see which piece of cheese is eaten first.
Another method is to attach the answers to your pieces of cheese and set them aside. The first piece to turn mouldy gives you your answer."
These don't sound like methods I would ever use, but they certainly are amusing. I might be tempted to find a book on divination through chocolate or flowers soon, but if they call for letting these gifts rot away I'd rather not.
(OOC note: Because English class has given the mun citations on the brain the above excerpts were taken from here and here.)
"Take pieces of cheese and attach little notes to them with possible answers to your question (or simply remember which is which). Place the hunks of cheese into a rat's or a mouse's cage and wait to see which piece of cheese is eaten first.
Another method is to attach the answers to your pieces of cheese and set them aside. The first piece to turn mouldy gives you your answer."
These don't sound like methods I would ever use, but they certainly are amusing. I might be tempted to find a book on divination through chocolate or flowers soon, but if they call for letting these gifts rot away I'd rather not.
(OOC note: Because English class has given the mun citations on the brain the above excerpts were taken from here and here.)