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Boiled cabbage, dinner, New England, kohlrabi, onions, potatoes, sweet potatoes, Bonbons, Cheese, Breakfast menu, Breaking of eggs, Brick cheese, Brie cheese, Broiled mushrooms, Browned carrots, parsnips, potatoes, Brussels sprouts and their preparation, sprouts, Buttered, sprouts, Composition and food value of, sprouts, Cooking of, sprouts, Creamed, sprouts, Scalloped, Bulb, root, and tuber vegetables, Butter, Care of, Cooking with, dressing, Asparagus with, Economical use of, Flavor and composition of, Purchasing, Renovated, Serving, substitutes, substitutes, Method of testing, Buttered artichokes, beets, Brussels sprouts, carrots, salsify, Butterine, Buttermilk, Artificial, Composition and food value of, cream cheese, Butyric acid, C Cabbage, and its preparation, Boiled, Composition and food value of, Creamed, Preparation and cooking of, Purple, Savoy, Scalloped, Selection and care of, Turnip, White, Camembert cheese, Candling eggs, Caps, Sanitary milk, Caramel junket, Carbohydrate in milk, Carbohydrates in vegetables, Care and selection of string beans, of butter, of celery, of cheese, of milk, of milk in the home, Necessity for, of potatoes, of vegetables, Carrots, and peas, and their preparation, Browned, Buttered, Composition and food value of, Selection and preparation of, with parsley, Casein in milk, Cauliflower, and its preparation, Composition and food value of, Creamed, Scalloped, Selection and cooking of, with tomato sauce, Celery, au gratin, Care of, Composition and food value of, Creamed, Preparation of, Cellulose in vegetables, Certified milk, Characteristics and care of cheese, of wholesome milk, Cheddar cheese, cheese, American, Cheese, American Cheddar, American cream, American home-made, -and-macaroni loaf, Belgian, bonbons, Brick, Brie, Buttermilk, Buttermilk cream, Camembert, Care of, Characteristics of, Cheddar, Cheshire, Composition of, Cottage, dishes, Recipes for, dishes, Variety of, Domestic, dreams, Edam, Effect of cooking on, Emmenthal, English, English dairy, fondue, Foreign, Gorgonzola, Gruyère, Holland, Imported, Junket cottage, Limburger, or limburg, Neufchâtel, omelet, Origin, use, and production of, Parmesan, Quality of, Roquefort, sandwiches, Sapsago, sauce, Serving, soufflé, Stilton, straws, stuffing, Tomatoes with, Swiss, Switzer, toast, Varieties of, wafers, Cheeses, French, Italian, Swiss, Cheshire cheese, Chestnuts, Creamed mushrooms and, Chives, Chocolate junket, Clabber, or curd, Classification of vegetables, Clean milk, Grades of, Cleanliness of milk, Clipped eggs, Combinations, Vegetable, Commercial preservation of eggs, Composition and flavor of butter, and food value of asparagus, and food value of beets, and food value of Brussels sprouts, and food value of buttermilk, and food value of cabbage, and food value of carrots, and food value of cauliflower, and food value of celery, and food value of corn, and food value of cream, and food value of cucumbers, and food value of dandelion greens, and food value of dried beans, and food value of dried lentils, and food value of dried peas, and food value of eggplant, and food value of endive, and food value of French artichokes, and food value of green peas, and food value of greens, and food value of Jerusalem artichokes, and food value of kohlrabi, and food value of lettuce, and food value of lima beans, and food value of mushrooms, and food value of okra, and food value of onions, and food value of parsnips, and food value of peppers, and food value of potatoes, and food value of radishes, and food value of salsify, and food value of shell beans, and food value of skimmed milk, and food value of spinach, and food value of string beans, and food value of summer squash, and food value of sweet potatoes, and food value of Swiss chard, and food value of tomatoes, and food value of turnips, and food value of vegetables, Table showing, and food value of watercress, and food value of whey, and food value of winter squash, of cheese, of milk, of whole milk, Standard of milk, structure, and food value of vegetables, Condensed milk, Cooked sautéd potatoes, Cooking eggs, milk, of Brussels sprouts, of cauliflower, of dried shell beans, of eggs, of lentils, of vegetables, General methods of preparation and, on cheese, Effect of, on vegetables, Effect of, Preparing mushrooms for, Preparing vegetables for, Variety of ways to use milk in, with butter, Corn and its preparation, and tomatoes, Composition and food value of, cooked in milk, fritters, on the cob, Corn oysters, pulp, soufflé, string beans, and tomatoes, Sweet, Cottage cheese, -cheese, Junket, Cow's milk, Cream, cheese, American, Composition and food value of, -of-corn soup, Standard grading of milk and, Whipping, Creamed artichokes, asparagus on toast, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, celery, eggs, kohlrabi, mushrooms and chestnuts, onions, parsnips, peas, potatoes, spinach, string beans, tomatoes, turnips, vegetable oysters, Cress, Upland, Croquettes, Bean, Potato, Cucumbers and their preparation, Composition and food value of, Stuffed, Curd, or clabber, D Dairy cheese, English, Dandelion, greens, Composition and food value of, with sour sauce, Desiccated eggs, Deterioration of eggs, Causes and prevention of, Diet, Milk in the, Digestibility of eggs, of vegetables, Dinner, New England boiled, Domestic cheese, Drawn-butter sauce, Dreams, Cheese, Dressing, Sour, Sour-cream, Dried beans, Composition and food value of, Dried lentils, Composition and food value of, onions, peas, peas, Composition and food value of, shell beans, Cooking of, E
— from Woman's Institute Library of Cookery Volume 2: Milk, Butter and Cheese; Eggs; Vegetables by Woman's Institute of Domestic Arts and Sciences

chain of Mt Carmel extending continuously
The whole country is like a romantic park, with the great chain of Mt. Carmel extending continuously to the southward of it, and bounding the view.
— from Harper's New Monthly Magazine, No. XXVII, August 1852, Vol. V by Various


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