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Hi All: This is a recording made in 1926 of a dear lady born in 1890
describing to a linguist how she makes bread. The linguist is more
interesting in her accent and dialect than the bread, but for us, it's a
bit of the history of baking from the wood-burning stove days!

Warning - she does have a heavy Northern British accent, but it's worth
listening carefully!

http://www.collectbritain.co.uk/pers...08S47U00004C01

 
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