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...and Punchbowls, and Flowing Cans ; there Geese and Gridirons, Pine Apples and Sugar-loaves ; — " All treasures, all delights, that eye or ear, Heart, soul could seek, tongue ask ;" everything, in fact, to gratify the taste and stimulate the appetite. It was like reading a cookery-book,...

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