Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... cockles . But the good flavour of the cockle is appreciated by others , and we are not the only cockle hunters on the beach . As the tide recedes a good many cockles are left on the surface of the sand , always lying with the opening of ...
... cockles . But the good flavour of the cockle is appreciated by others , and we are not the only cockle hunters on the beach . As the tide recedes a good many cockles are left on the surface of the sand , always lying with the opening of ...
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... cockles carried there by the gulls . Whether either cockles or mussels are in any sense edible depends upon the treatment you give them . People insist on boiling these small shellfish , which reduces them to nasty little scraps of ...
... cockles carried there by the gulls . Whether either cockles or mussels are in any sense edible depends upon the treatment you give them . People insist on boiling these small shellfish , which reduces them to nasty little scraps of ...
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... cockles , & c . - more widely ap- preciated . Their food value is high , and one thing about them is that even when bought from a shop they are bound to be alive , since the dead ones open . If scoured as I have recommended there is no ...
... cockles , & c . - more widely ap- preciated . Their food value is high , and one thing about them is that even when bought from a shop they are bound to be alive , since the dead ones open . If scoured as I have recommended there is no ...
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