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Title: Outing
Year: 1885 (1880s)
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Subjects: Leisure Sports Travel
Publisher: (New York : Outing Pub. Co.)
Contributing Library: Tisch Library
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y in substitution. If youhave no eggs, why, never mind. Perhapsdried prunes will do. Try it, anyway. 1once made a very good pudding out ofthe remains of boiled macaroni, some coldcornmeal mush, sugar, cinnamon and rai-sins. This, when baked through and wellbrowned atop, proved to be marvelouslypopular. I admit it does not sound verygood. The cooking zeal is cumulative. Therecomes a day when you cook from morninguntil evening, and then triumphantly an-nounce a feast. If you possess real en-thusiasm, you get up menus and tabledecorations. Here is one we gave at LakeCharlotte, eleven thousand feet up, in honorof the birthday of our old friend Spoopen-dyke. Your true celebrant in the woodsalways makes his feast an occasion, evenif he has to invent one. Clam Soup a la Dieu Sait QuoiFried Trout a la Lac Charlotte Bacon a la AxlegreaseScrambled Eggs a la Tin Can Bread Corn Bread Biscuits Vegetables a la Abercrombie Boiled Potatoes Baked Beans Rice Pudding Strawberries Spice Cake Nuts Raisins
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He took his time, smelled out each step, and passed without an accident. H The Outing Magazine On the reverse came the Wine List Tea . In the Large Pot Coffee . . In the Small Pot Cocoa . Make it Yourself, Darn You Water . . Go to the Spring Lemonade . . In the Small Bottle Whiskey . . Drink $10; Smell 25c. Cigars Pipes Cigarettes After a brilliant climax of this sort, yougenerally settle back to a more leisurelygait. Other things engage your attention.You hunt, you fish, you explore the im-mediately surrounding country. And then little by little you run down,like a clock that has not been wound.There is plenty of venison in camp; fish-ing palls. You lie around during endlessgolden hours, shifting with the sun, watch-ing the rainbow colors in your eyelashes,soaking in comfort and rest as thirstyground takes up water. In the eveningyou swap yarns and hold academic discus-sions around the camp fire. If it were notfor the fact that you have to chop woodfor that camp fire you could take r

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