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… evil was intemperance in eating and drinking. Men and women have made themselves slaves to appetite. They are intemperate in labor. A great amount of hard …

… evil was intemperance in eating and drinking. Men and women have made themselves slaves to appetite. They are intemperate in labor. A great amount of hard …

… evil was intemperance in eating and drinking. Men and women have made themselves slaves to appetite. They are intemperate in labor. A great amount of hard …

… music and fancywork will not provide for the table a well-cooked dinner, prepared with nicety, so that they will not blush to place it before their most esteemed …

… of cooking the question that should be considered is, “How shall the food be prepared in the most natural and inexpensive manner?” And there should be careful …

… beings who subsist upon the flesh of dead animals, are suffering and dying from causes of which they are ignorant. By painstaking effort they can be taught …

… now is to let meat altogether alone. It will be hard for some to do this, as hard as for the rum drinker to forsake his dram; but they will be better for the change …

… music and fancy work will not provide for the table a well-cooked dinner, prepared with nicety, so that they will not blush to place it before their most esteemed …

… . And then cooks will tell you they can do very well in the old style of cooking, but to tell the truth, their family do not like graham bread; that they would …

… . And then cooks will tell you they can do very well in the old style of cooking, but to tell the truth, their family do not like graham bread; that they would …