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How to tell if waders, gulls and dotterels are fresh or stale

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The Curious Cookbook: Viper Soup, Badger Ham, Stewed Sparrows and 100 More Historic Recipes

By Peter Ross

Published 2012

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To Chuse the Shuffler, Godwitz, Marrel, Knots, Gulls, Dotters, and Wheatears

These birds, when new, are limber footed; when stale, dry footed: when fat, they have a fat rump; when lean, a close and hard one; when young their legs are s

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