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Melon Water Ice

To make a quart of melon-water ice, skin and pound the whole of a ripe melon, and pass it through a sieve. Mix with a pint of juice a syrup made of a quart of water and a pound and a half of sugar and the juice of a lemon. Freeze in the usual manner.

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