Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 493
A Fox being closely pursued, took to a hedge, the bushes gaveway and in catching hold of a Bramble to break his fall, helaid himself down, and fell to licking his paws, making greatcomplaint against the Bramble. Good words, Reynard, saidthe Bramble, you should never expect any kindness from… … New Castle : Printed in this present year. A Choice Collection of Cookery Receipts. 473 This is really a useful book of recipes, although some of themare scarcely in use now. A few examples may be acceptable. To Broil Pidgeons whole.Cut off the Wings and Neck close, leave the Skin at theNeck to tie…
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