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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 2 (1878) (1878)

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le. The beef must be as free from fat and bone as are too deeply impressed with the importance of encourag- close-leaved trees into fantastic forms, resembling animals, possible, and should be first stewed in its own liquor, or with ing temperance to be greatly moved by compassion for the… … \ condensed milk, which are now so largely 5s. 6d. for men in the town, and 3s. for wo- sold, cannot be taken by delicate infants or CURIOUS HEDGE FIGURES. men; in the suburbs the men 8s. 6d., and the by persons of weak digestion, owing to the women 2s. 8d. The pastry cooks in Paris get hard case…

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