CHAP. VIII.

_To make a Calve’s Head bellow as if alive, when dressed and served

up._

This is effected by a simple and innocent stratagem; it consists in

what follows: take a frog that is alive, and put it at the farther end

of the calve’s head, under the tongue, which you will let fall over

it; taking care not to put the frog there till the calve’s head is

going to be served up.

The heat of the tongue will make the frog croak; which sound, coming

from the hollow part of the head, will imitate the bellowing of a calf

as if it were alive.

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