20
calves-feet
jelly
in
a
liquid
state,
a
sufficient
quantity
of
loaf
sugar,
(about
half
a
pound
;)
put
the
whole
into
a
jug,
pour
on
it
one
quart
of
boiling
water;
add
four
glasses
of
brandy,
stir
it
well
together,
and
it
is
fit
for
use
e
.
LEMON
PUNCH
TO
KEEP.
Cut
the
rind
off
six
lemons
if
large,
eight
if
small,
squeeze
out
the
juice,
put
the
rind
and
the juice
together,
and
add
one
quart
of white
brandy.
Let
it
remain
closely
covered
for
three
or
four
days.
Let
the
juice
of
six
or eight
additional
lemons
be
squeezed
into
two
quarts
of
water,
put
into
it
a
sufficient
quantity
of
double
re-
fined
sugar
to
sweeten
the
whole.
Boil
it
well,
and
when
quite
cold,
pour
into
it
a
bottle
of
sherry
or
madeira.
Then
mix
it
well
with
the
e
Many
of
the
first
statesmen
of
the
present
day
(should
they
see
this)
will
recognise
it
as
the
liquor
in-
variably
drank
by
them
at
College
before
they
attended
their
debating
parties.