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... lit sliakespeitre is play Cleopatra speaks of an old attachment which she had lived to despise as having arisen ill her •• salad days, when she wilt green in iiidgment. In extreme youth love ii e.pecially blind. and for this, as well as for ,alicr reasons ...
... Division); 3, J. Longman. Won easily. Time, 29 346. — Half-Mile wretch. lat.. electro silver teapot; 2nd. oak and e/eotro silver salad bowl ;3rd. alartun clock.-1 H. C. Taylor (Abingdon); 2. G. Trinder (alaidenbead/ ; 3, W. Wooldridge (Faringdon). Four started ...
... for Rick Building and Thittehing. ENTRIES class Mondsy, Slab. 190 d, Prise List of FRANK R. JACKSON. Ron. See., Abingdon, Salad ...
... Phemante Rood Chicken, Boned Turkeys. York Ilam, Braised Tongue.. Fore-quarters of Lamb. Roast Beef, Spiced Beef,Pota• toes. Salads Sweete-Charlotte Rune. Marsochino Jelly. Vanilla and Chccolate Creams. Petite Fora Ilkok.-Stilton and Cheddar Coffee. Cigars ...
... How many amateurs who garden on a or retentive isoil feel • degree ot vexation it seeing early Peas, Potatoes. and ninny salad plants at their friend's table before tueir own are nearly so far advanced; and how many gardeners work and watch in vain to ...
... soft paste. Carefully =the lettuces, arrange them nicely in • salad heap the ham mixture in the centre, decorate it with the tomatoes cut In slices and a few prigs of way. Bud with it good salad drool's. ...
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... further mad we come to the reed, which is generally used in a dry state, such as caraway, anise, and celery. Than are herbe for salad,— Jobe Evelyn's Acetazia to wit—ea well as herbs for Savouring, or such as are used for their gentle sod agreeably stimulating ...