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... Englarnd did not grow a cebbego, turnip, carrot, tieT, indeed, any edible root; and Quech Catharine had to send to Flanders for a Salad ? Pools, C Old Times,' indeed !-Ours are the old rich tsines :.-these were o but a beggarly boyhood ! ' a ' To estimate the ...

... himself to his heart'si content for, e the'&alfpnce, they go sober y, if not quietly, to s ltliiibedi safisfied witi their'salad' upper 'or theirr ,. cup of coffees. - r - Of Have you Terpieiroce Societiesisre ? . No, said 'the trii 'lady of whom I enquired ...

... superabundant application of the oleaginous, acidulous, piperine, mustardific, oviparous components of a crustaeeio-piscatory d salad, and its vinous and alcoholic accidents, an dundue expansion of the stomaehie integuments ensues, which in the progress of ...

... superabundant application of the oleaginous, acidulous, piporine, mustardifie, oviparous components of a crastaecio-piseatory c salad, and its vinous and alcoholic acoidents, an d undue expansion of the etomachic integuments X ensues, which in the progress ...

... superabundant application dof the oleaginous, acidulous, piperine, mustardific, e oviparous components of a orastaecio-piscatory e salad, and its vinous and alcoholic accidents, an dundue expansion of the stomachic integuments ensues, which in the progress of ...

... topers in Rabelais, taking f. great draughts ef the atingo, and rare slices of the r brawn, and Luge trusses of the green salad, in which r two or three lobsters had lost themselves, like tars in the country parts: and meanwhile the singing began n again ...

... following specimens ?? also he festod nteresting --a duck stuffed with almonds ,, and apples ; rawhbaxn, with panca~ese and salad ; potatoes and caraway comllxe; a turnip sliced, and made delicious with rock-salt, pepper, and caraways to be eaten with coffee ...

... specimens of Koch-Kunat will also bs feutid Interesting:-a duck stuffed with almonds and apples; raw hats, withpa'ncakea and salad; potatoes sand caraway comlite; a turnip sliced, and made delicious twith rock-aalt, pepper, and caraways to be eaten with ...

... sof Koch-Kunat will ff also he found interesting --a duuk~stuffad with almonds ,, and apples; raw ham,: with pancakes and salad; -potatoes r Iand caraway comfits ;a turnip sliced, and made delicous,, pri I with rock-sait, pepper, and caraways to be eaten ...

... sptcinmens of Koch-Kunst will also be found interesting:-a duck stuffed with almonds | and apples; raw bao, with pancakes and salad ; potstoes r and caraway comfits; a turnip sliced, and made delicious it with rock-salt, pepper, and caraways to be eaten with ...

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