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Venison, Stewed

Take the remains of some roast haunch of venison, cut it into square pieces; thicken some of the gravy that was left over, and put the venison in, with a dash of lemon-juice and a wine-glassful of port. Let it get thoroughly hot through, and serve with croutons.

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