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Chitterling

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Chit´ter`ling
n.1.The frill to the breast of a shirt, which when ironed out resembled the small entrails. See Chitterlings.
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Twice a year, chitterling suppers are served along with the usual chicken and catfish.
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74) Beroalde thereby refers to a chitterling or sausage broth, that merchants could sell as the perfect product ("la cinquieme essence necessaire") -- an elixir, perhaps -- provided they properly sift their ingredients and, like the alchemists, expend huge energies and rake deadly risks.
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