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1890

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Presented as published in 1890. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Beat two ounces of butter to a cream with three ounces of fine sugar. Pour over these four tablespoonfuls of boiling water. Stir all over the fire till quite hot, but it must not be allowed to boil. Remove it from the fire, and put in a quarter of a pint of .winWine Saucee and serve. Zephyr of Rabbit. Take a nice young rabbit, remove the skin. Well wash the rabbit, cut up all the meat very finely, pound it in a mortar, pass it through a hair sieve with two tablespoonfuls of stock made from the bones. Whip up a quarter of a pint of cream to a stiff froth ; add to it the rabbit, one egg, pepper and salt to tasteZephyr of Rabbit. Grease some zephyr tins, orna- ment them with truffles and hard-boiled egg cut in dice, three-parts fill them with the mixture, cover them with greased paper, and steam fifteen to twenty minutes. {See Rules for Steaming, p. 75.) printed by BALLANTYNE, HANSON AND CO EDINBURGH AND LONDON. WORKS by Mrs. MARSHALL. “ Readers who value culture and refinement, but, above all, seek for truth and unction, will ■ recommend her tales, especially for young ladies.” — Churchman. With numerous Illustrations. Price Five Shillings each. Extra Crown 8vo. THE CLOSE OF ST. CHRISTOPHER’S. NEW RELATIONS. A Story for Girls.' THOSE THREE; or, Little Wings. LAUREL CROWNS ; or, Griselda’s Aim. HOUSES ON WHEELS. A Story for Children. Price Three Shillings and Sixpence each. Crown 8vo. IN THE PURPLE. DAPHNE’S DECISION ; or. Which Shall it BeI THE ROSES OF RINGWOOD. A Story for Children. CASSANDRA’S CASKET. SILVER CHIMES; or, Olive. STORIES OP the cathedral CITIES op ENGLAND. POPPIES AND PANSIES. REX AND REGINA ; or, Thl Song op the River. DEWDROPS AND DIAMONDS. HEATHER AND HAREBELL. MISTRESS MATCHETT’S MISTAKE. A very old Stor^. SIR VALENTINE’S VICTORY, and other Stories.' OUR OWN PICTURE BOOK. 151 Illustrationa. Small 4to. Price Two Shillings and Sixpence each. DULCIBEL’S DAY-DREAMS ; or. The Grand, Sweet . Song. With Illustrations. Crown 8vo. PICTURES ILLUSTRATIVE op the LORD’S PRAYER. "With Appropriate Stories for Children. Medium 4to. THE LIFE OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST FOR VERY YOUNG CHILDREN. 12 Illustrations. Medium 4to. James Nishet & Go's List of Mrs. MARSHALL’S WORKS— continued. Price Two Shillings each. With Illustrations. Crown 8vo. OLIVER’S OLD PICTURES ; or, The Magic Circle. RUBY AND PEARL ; or, The Children at Castle Aylmer, A Story for Little GirLg. Price One Shilling and Sixpence each. With Illustrations. Small Crown 8vo. NATURE’S GENTLEMAN. ' THE BRIDE’S HOME. MY LADY BOUNTIFUL. STELLAFONT ABBEY; or. Nothing New. GOLDEN SILENCE. WHEN I WAS YOUNG. MATTHEW FROST, CARRIER ; or, Little Snowdrop’s Mission. MICHAEL’Sj TREASURES ; or. Choice Silver. MY GRANDMOTHER’S PICTURES. MARJORY ; or. The Gift op Peace. GRACE BUXTON ; or, The Light of Home. THREE LITTLE BROTHERS. THREE LITTLE SISTERS. THE BIRTH OF A CENTURY; or, Eighty Years Ago. THE STORY OF JOHN MARBECK : A Windsor Organist of 300 Years Ago. His Work and His Reward. Price One Shilling each. HEATHERCLIFFE ; or, It’s no Concern op Mine. DAISY BRIGHT. THE LITTLE PEAT-CUTTERS; or, The Song op Love. PRIMROSE ; OR, The Bells op Old Effingham. TO-DAY AND YESTERDAY: A Story of Summer and Winter Holidays. BETWEEN THE CLIFFS ; or, Hal Forester’s Anchor A VIOLET IN THE SHADK LIGHT ON THE LILY ; or, A Flower’s Message. A ROSE WITHOUT A THORN. A CHIP OF THE OLD BLOCK. Boohs for Young Readers. By AGNES GIBERNE.