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How to teach kitchen garden; or, Object lessons in household work, including songs, plays, exercises, and games illustrating household occupations (1901)

Huntington, Emily, 1841-1909 · New York, Doubleday, Page & co. · leaf 149

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them. On the pad place the paper; lay the pattern upon that; holding itfirmly, prick through the cloth. The teacher should overlook each child, asking the use of thearticle they are copying, and how the articles they represent should becared for; washed or scoured, as the case may be. Some of the… … i. Shoulder.4. Leg. MUTTON. 2, 2. Neck, or Rack.5. Breast. 3. Loin. Mutton should be of a dark color. Mutton chops are generally taken from the Loin. A Chine is two Loins. A Saddle of Mutton is two Legs and two Loins. The Leg is often cut into slices for broiling. Many cure andsmoke the Leg and…

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