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... variety Decanters —rut and plain. Plated Cruel Frames—Claret Decanters. Claret Glasses-Wine Coolers— Lamp Olasaes. Pickle Uroe—Salad aad Celery Bowls. Butter Cool era—Water Croftn—all Cat. Plated, and Plain Bedford, end Wellington Goblets, with Wines to m ...
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... Farmer *ate», that, a large dinner party in the neighbourhood of recently, consisting of gentlemen from town and country, salad dressed with sun-fiower oil was eaten, and was pronounced to he excellently well dressed, nobody suspecting it not to be olive ...
... required satisfy him—so that the proverb, means nattering, is preserved, that Greek will get fot where aa am might starve. Salad la a prtaainal article of food, but certainly very different kind to that which is ioquq cutmsica snciicn una*T oomprehctmve ...
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... Mrs Jiniwin. Surely not,’ returned the dwarf * Why should there be Nor anything unwholesome either, unless there’s lobster salad or prawns, which I told are not good for digestion. .. , , • And you wouldn't like your wife be attacked 1 with that, or any ...