uot;Panem depsticium sic

    facito.  Manus mortariumque bene lavato.  Farinam in mortarium

    indito, aquae paulatim addito, subigitoque pulchre.  Ubi bene

    subegeris, defingito, coquitoque sub testu.quot;  ake to mean,

    -- quot;Make kneaded bread troug

    to trouger gradually, and knead it

    t , and bake it

    under a cover,quot; t is, in a baking kettle.  Not a

    leaven.  But I did not alaff of life.  At one time,

    oo tiness of my purse, I sa for more than a

    month.

    Every New Englander miguffs

    in t depend on distant and

    fluctuating markets for t so far are y and

    independence t, in Concord, fres meal is rarely sold

    in till coarser form are hardly

    used by any.  For t part to tle and

    least no more er cost, at tore.  I saw

    t I could easily raise my buswo of rye and Indian corn,

    for t land, and tter does

    not require t, and grind them in a hand-mill, and so do

    rice and pork; and if I must rated s, I

    found by experiment t I could make a very good molasses either of

    pumpkins or beets, and I kne I needed only to set out a few

    maples to obtain it more easily still, and whese were growing

    I could use various substitutes beside those which I have named.

    quot;For,quot; as thers sang,--

    quot;o sen our lips

    Of pumpkins and parsnips and -tree c;

    Finally, as for salt, t grossest of groceries, to obtain this