 | 1735 - 450 pagine
...and apply them to ufe as aforefaid, and it will work the fame effect, being efteemed more wholfom, having nothing of that poifonous nature in it ; but...hour or two, the fumes will be perfectly wrought off. Inftead of boiling the faid grains or feeds in the lees, you may fteep them therein ; but then they... | |
 | SPORTSMAN. - 1785 - 610 pagine
...the fame» effect being etleemed more w.holefome,. having nothing of that poifonous nature in» it i but in an hour or two the fumes will be perfectly wrought off. Inftead of boiling the faijd grains or feedsin the lees, you may Iteep them therein ; but then they... | |
 | 1800 - 596 pagine
...and apply them to ufe as atbrefaid, and it will work the fame effeft, being efteemed more wholefome, having nothing of that poifonous nature in it ; but in an hour or two the fumes wjll be perfeftly wrought off, Inftcad of boiling the laid grains or feeds in the lees, you may fteep... | |
 | Henry James Pye - 1807 - 608 pagine
...aforefaid, and it will work the fame effect., being edeemed more wholefome, having nothing of that pcifonous nature in it ; but in an hour or two the fumes will be perfectly wrought 'off. Indead of boiling the faid grains or feeds in the lees> you may fte ep them therein ; but then they... | |
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... having nothing of that poifonous nature in it ; but in an hour or two, the fumes will be perfectly wrought off. Inftead of boiling the faid grains or feeds in the lees, you may fteep them therein ; but then they will require a longer time before they... 