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What to do and how to do it; the American boys handy book (1920)

Beard, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 185

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is purpose. Theclay will remain hot for several hours and keep the inside ofthe oven hot enough to roast meat or bake bread. If there be no bank convenient, or if you have no barrelwith which to build this style of oven, there are other methodsthat will answer for all the cooking necessary to a… … Fig. 113.—a Stone Stove. have I had fish taste better than did a certain large cat-fish thatwe boys once caught on a set-line in Kentucky. We built afire-place of flat stones, a picture of which you have in Fig.113, covered it with a thin piece of slate, cleaned the fish andwith its skin still on,…

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