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Part 2 Of Trout Fishing In America Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

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ANOTHER METHOD	A
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OF MAKING WALNUT CATSUP	B
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And this is a very small cookbook for Trout Fishing in America	C
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as if Trout Fishing in America were a rich gourmet and	D
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Trout Fishing in America had Maria Callas for a girlfriend	E
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and they ate together on a marble table with beautiful candles	F
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Compote of Apples	F
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Take a dozen of golden pippins pare them	G
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nicely and take the core out with a small	H
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penknife put them into some water and	D
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let them be well scalded then take a little	I
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of the water with some sugar and a few	J
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apples which may be sliced into it and	D
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let the whole boil till it comes to a syrup	B
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then pour it over your pippins and garnish	K
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them with dried cherries and lemon peel	L
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cut fine You must take care that your	M
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pippins are not split	N
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And Maria Callas sang to Trout Fishing in America as	O
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they ate their apples together	P
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A Standing Crust for Great Pies	Q
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Take a peck of flour and six pounds of butter	P
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boiled in a gallon of water skim it off into	J
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the flour and as little of the liquor as you	J
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can Work it up well into a paste and then	R
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pull it into pieces till it is cold Then make	S
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it up into what form you please	T
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And Trout Fishing in America smiled at Maria Callas as	O
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they ate their pie crust together	P
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A Spoonful Pudding	U
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Take a spoonful of flour a spoonful of	V
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cream or milk an egg a little nutmeg	W
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ginger and salt Mix all together and	D
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boil it in a little wooden dish half an hour	P
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If you think proper you may add a few	J
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currants	O
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And Trout Fishing in America said The moon's coming	U
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out And Maria Callas said Yes it is	O
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Another Method of Making Walnut Catsup	B
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Take green walnuts before the shell is	O
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formed and grind them in a crab mill	X
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or pound them in a marble mortar	P
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Squeeze out the juice through a coarse	O
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cloth and put to every gallon of juice	O
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a pound of anchovies and the same	Y
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quantity of bay salt four ounces of	V
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Jamaica pepper two of long and two of	V
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black pepper of mace cloves and	D
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ginger each an ounce and a stick of	V
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horseradish Boil all together till	X
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reduced to half the quantity and then	R
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put it into a pot When it is cold bottle	I
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it close and in three months it will be	Z
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fit for use	O
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And Trout Fishing in America and Maria Callas poured	A2
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walnut catsup on their hamburgers	O
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PROLOGUE TO GRIDER CREEK	B2
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Mooresville Indiana is the town that John Dillinger came	Y
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from and the town has a John Dillinger Museum You can	C2
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go in and look around	D2
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Some towns are known as the peach capital of America or	M
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the cherry capital or the oyster capital and there's always	O
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a festival and the photograph of a pretty girl in a bathing suit	E2
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Mooresville Indiana is the John Dillinger capital of America	C
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Recently a man moved there with his wife and he discovered	F2
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hundreds of rats in his basement They were huge slowmoving	C
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child eyed rats	O
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When his wife had to visit some of her relatives for a few	J
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days the man went out and bought a revolver and a lot	G2
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of ammunition Then he went down to the basement where	H2
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the rats were and he started shooting them It didn't bother	P
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the rats at all They acted as if it were a movie and started	A
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eating their dead companions for popcorn	I2
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The man walked over to a rat that was busy eating a friend	E
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and placed the pistol against the rat's head The rat did not	G2
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move and continued eating away When the hammer clicked	J2
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back the rat paused between bites and looked out of the corner	P
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of its eye First at the pistol and then at the man It was a kind	K2
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of friendly look as if to say When my mother was young she	Z
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sang like Deanna Durbin	L2
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The man pulled the trigger	P
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He had no sense of humor	P
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There's always a single feature a double feature and an	C2
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eternal feature playing at the Great Theater in Mooresville	I
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Indiana the John Dillinger capital of America	C