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Godey's lady's book (1840)

Philadelphia, Pa. : L.A. Godey · leaf 392

An illustration from Godey's lady's book, 1840, leaf 392
st leaves take a circular form, TEA FOR THE LADIES, AND WHERE IT COMES FROM. 403 which goes on to perfection during the subse-quent drying which the leaves have of courseto undergo, and ends in the production of theround, shotlike appearance by which this kindof tea is known. It is a most curious… … METHOD OF MAKING CAPER TEA. rolling with all his might, is so unexpected asight as tea making. The clever sketch above,by my friend, Mr. Scarth, gives a good idea ofthis curious process. The best kind of Caper takes the round formnaturally during the manufacture of Souchongor Congou ; but, as I…

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