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Grapes, White and Black

GRAPES.
GRAPES.

These beautiful fruits may be blended with excellent effect, and should always be arranged DISH OF FILBERTS. skin or husk on them; and walnuts should be well wiped with a damp cloth, and then with a dry one, to remove the unpleasant sticky feeling the shells frequently have.

GRAPES. with their own leaves, as easily and naturally as possible, only touching the stalks for this purpose, and leaving them to show at the top. Where the dishes in which they are put admit, grapes look well hanging a little over the edge.

SEASONABLE. - Can be bought all the year; best in autumn.

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