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Some successful Americans (1904)

Williams, Sherman · Boston, Ginn & Company · leaf 21

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h, and wild fruits were to be had in abundance. The potatowas the only vegetable raised to any considerable extent.The everyday bread in the Lincoln family was corndodger,wheat cakes being a dainty reserved for Sundays and spe-cial occasions. Food was prepared in the simplest way,owing to a lack of… … ABRAHAM LINCOLN 13 outfit of most kitchens, with the exception of an old pieceof tin punched full of holes to serve as a grater, or, as itwas then called, a ^^gritter. Sometimes it was used tomake corn meal, but this was a slow and laborious process.Most of the dishes were pewter; the spoons were…

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