Note 65 — Chapter XVII
J. (James) Kirkpatrick translation
The French Word is Griettes, which Beyer englishes, the Agriot, the red or sour Cherry; and Chambaud, the sweeter large black Cherry or Mazzard—But as Dr. Tissot was recommending the Use of Acids, it is more probably the first of these: so that our Morellas, which make a pleasant Preserve, may be a good Substitute to them, supposing them not to be the same. Our Berbery Jam, and Jelly of Red Currants, may be also employed to answer the same Indication. K.