Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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Wine Lozenges

Steep one ounce of isinglass in water for twelve hours--use very little water for this purpose--then boil in a pint of port or Madeira until evaporated to one-half. Pour into a mould; when cold cut into lozenges with a large pair of scissors. These lozenges, used in moderation, are highly tonic.

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