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... itsing fruits and vegetables by wholewirmming of dresses and bonnets. .25 of carrots and radishes, boughs of bunches of asparagus are considered le. Strawberries are very costly, fruit is so difficult to imitate; but oduced so perfect as almost to make ...

... entire weight of the food, The liquid in were immersed also contained copper, but roportion, M, Pasteur states that greel ns, asparagus, and antichokes—in fact, sil islons used as food out of season, ¢= winter—owe their_attractive green oolour \0 mineral. From ...