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The ignorance of the proper mode o.
cooking vegetables, and especially OF dress
ing salads, which exists among the mid
ding class, retards improvements IN garden
:ng. Loudtn says IA Frcnch la3orer, cut
Of few leaves of Landclion and wild sorrei,
which may be gathered BY tie hcdge-sides
any where, and almost at any time, will
produce merely by the aid of the common
condiments, what the wives of the greater
part of respectable British tradesuicn have
40 idea Of" There can be no great demand
for thing of which the use is not thorough
iy understood; and therefore AN improve-
rnent in the knowledge and practice of
cooking must take place among a certain
class, before much can be expected in the
quantity, kind, or quality of the gardening
articles which they commonly consume.