page break 115. Mrs Eatetons way to Pickell Walnuts Put the wallnuts into a [n] great Earthen Pot & power boyleing water with sat boiled in it one the m & put a trencher one the m to keepe the m under the water which must be enoufe to be a good deale a bove the m & coufer the m cloase up as soone as the boileing sat & water is powered one the m let the m stand in euery water 2 dayes boiled with a good glarge handfull of salt 1 days 5 times & when they have layne ten day [t] put the m in to a culondear to let all the water run from the m & then put in an earthen pot wallnutes
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page break 115. Mrs Eatetons way to Pickell Walnuts Put the wallnuts into a [n] great Earthen Pot & power boyleing water with sat boiled in it one the m & put a trencher one the m to keepe the m under the water which must be enoufe to be a good deale a bove the m & coufer the m cloase up as soone as the boileing sat & water is powered one the m let the m stand in euery water 2 dayes boiled with a good glarge handfull of salt 1 days 5 times & when they have layne ten day [t] put the m in to a culondear to let all the water run from the m & then put in an earthen pot wallnutes
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A book of verses collected by me, R. Dungarvan [manuscript].