Note 1 — A POOR TINNER’S FEAST.
Reading edition
“They much liked to doctor their neighbours, and themselves too; though there was nothing in the world amiss with them. Yet they were very skilful, and made better 1skawdower ointment than one cud get anywhere else. That salve, of their makean, was better than any doctor’s stuff for curean a skin disease which was very common in their time, when people lived more on salt pork and fish than they do now, and had but little greens, or any other garden sass. Often enow then ef poor people hadn’t fish, it was