... SIDNEY SMITHS RECIPE FOR A WINTER SALAD. Two large potatoes passed through kitchen sieve, Unwonted softness to the salad Of mordent mustard add a single spoon— Distrust the condlnent which kites so soon ; Uut deem not. Thou man of herbs, a fault To add ...

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... usual bread and milk. To Remove Tar, Pitch, or Turpentine— Scrape off much you can ; then wet the place thoroughly with good salad oil. and let it remain for twenty four houts. If hnen or cotton, wash it out in strong warm soap suds; if woollen or silk, ...

... be much compassion! Human nature could not endure the affliction but for the invigorating hope of Bellamy's cold bee! and salad in the evening. From the rapid and careless manner in which business is transacted in the House of Commons—the only branch ...

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... evening parties), 602 turkeys, 30 quarts of cranberry sauce, 16 anchovies, 86 pounds of cheese, 14 smelts, gallons of lobster salad, &c., were eaten. At two o’clock the fat boys were still dancing. The floor had given way in two three places, and all tho ...

... the fish be in a * taking* mood. Never mind; his fast converts into feast the simplest of fare, hunger affords him a fine salad, and the temporary rest given to the stomach i» good for the constitution. ...

... did not grow in England cabbage, carrot, liirrip, or other edible root; and even Queen Catherine herself could not command a salad tor dinner, uulil the king brought ott'Col. ...

... country, our Irish contemporary insists, are suitable for the culture of the weed for the raising and production of potatoes salads, carrots, and turnips, which were introduced into Ireland in the same century. The first restriction in tobacco culture was ...

... Jonet—.* I thought 1 warned you particulary. cook, against boiling my eggt hard. Now, how Ibis? Here they are. boned fit for a salad, in spite of every direction. What did tell you ?’ Cook —•Oh T sir 1 remember exakly what you told me end acted according. ...