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A.In this same manner the Sandwich Islanders cooked all their food, when they were first discovered.
A.In this same manner the Sandwich Islanders cooked all their food, when they were first discovered.
B.An aged and very respectable member of the Society of Friends, in New York, who had long been extensively engaged in the flour business in that city, and who had always had his family bread made in his own house, was one day asked by his daughter, why he never used the baker’s bread:—“Because, my child,” replied he, “I know what it is made of.”
B.An aged and very respectable member of the Society of Friends, in New York, who had long been extensively engaged in the flour business in that city, and who had always had his family bread made in his own house, was one day asked by his daughter, why he never used the baker’s bread:—“Because, my child,” replied he, “I know what it is made of.”
C.See Memoirs of Philadelphia Agricultural Society. Vol. I. p. 226.
C.See Memoirs of Philadelphia Agricultural Society. Vol. I. p. 226.