By Eliza Acton
Published 1845
Obs.—Eggs will remain fit for use a very long time if carefully kept; but attention should always be given to the cleanliness of the shells before they are stored, as when these are soiled, and then excluded from the air, they will sometimes become very offensive. Those which are collected immediately after the harvest are the best, both for eating and for putting up in store: they should be collected in dry weather when they are required to be kept.*
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