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Drinks
—
Old
and
New
but
do
not
get
too
near
the
boiling-point.
Then
beat
the
yolks
of
six
eggs
and
the
whites
of
three
eggs,
and throw
them
into
the
bowl.
Slowly
add
half
the
heated
ale
and
wine,
stirring
all
the
while.
Bring
the
remainder
to
the
boil
and
pour
it
also
in
the
bowl.
Lastly,
throw
into
the
bowl
six
roasted
apples
which
had
been
cored
and
stuffed
with
sugar
and
think
of
Puck's
confession
"
Sometimes
lurk
I
in
a
gossip's
bowl,
In
very
likeness
of
a
roasted
crab,
And,
when
she
drinks,
against
her
lips
I
bob,
And
in
her
wither'd
dewlaps
pour
the
ale
!
"
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