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FOOTNOTES:

Transcriber's Notes

Non-standard spellings have been retained as printed. These are listed as suspect typographical errors as follows:

page 59: suspect typo "skain" for "skein" ( ... being wrapped round the hand like a skain of thread ...)

page 73: suspect typo "basons" for "basins" (The fat part of the broth is first served up in basons.)

page 182: changed "Servet-mjolk" to "Servet-mjölk".

page 198 changed "close" to "closed" ( ... a trough, closed on all sides, ...)