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inch space from the kettle—the rim around the cover does this. To show the real value of the old English plum pudding, I take my first one from the New York Times, as related by a sailor—the second mate on a ship from New York to Liverpool—in which case, of course, even the half of the Christmas plum pudding saved (?) the ship and quickly brought all safely to their desired haven. Note well the instructions given in the receipt part of the item, as they will all be found correct and worthy to be followed, on land as well as on the sea. I take the item from the Detroit Free Press, but it originated with the Times, as credited above. It is as follows:
English Plum Pudding. —It was about the stormiest voyage I
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