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... Poisonous plants, in speaking of prussic acid, tells us that the kernels of several members of the genus prunus as bird-cherry, peach nectarine damson and apricot contain this poison. Thus the common sorrel too largely used on the continent in salads ...
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... stone a pound sweet ripe cherries Then bruise them on a coarse sieve with a clean basin underneath Next empty half a pint of over the sieve so to avoid wasting the juice Add half a pound of sifted sugar the juice water and cherries Cover and leave for two ...
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