10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «ȚẤTCHE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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Philosophical Magazine - Volumul 21 - Pagina 262
When the leaves are a little opened and somewha| dry put them into a hot tatche,. together with a small 'quantity of powdered chico, a fat stone, and tatche them well, then sift the tea, and it is done. If it happens not to be green enough tatche it ...
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The Asiatic Annual Register, Or, A View of the History of ...
If it happens not to be green enough, tatche it again ; it is the frequent tatching that gives the green colour to the tea-leaves. To make Green Bohea. . First water it to open the leaves, then put them in the fun to dry a little, then tatche them once, ...
Lawrence Dundas Campbell, E. Samuel, 1803
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The Philosophical Magazine - Volumul 21 - Pagina 262
When the leaves are a little opened and somewhat dry put them into a hot tatche, together with a small quantity of powdered chico, a fat stone, and tatche them well, then sift the tea, and it is done. If it happens not to be green enough tatche it ...
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A Practical Treatise on the China and Eastern Trade: ... - Pagina 49
When the leaves are a little opened and somewhat dry, put them into a hot tatche, together with a small quantity of powdered chico, a flat sione, and tatche them well ; then sift the tea, and it is done. If it happens not to be green enough, tatche it ...
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The Annual Register, or a View of the history, politicks ... - Pagina 768
When the leaves are a little opened, and somewhat dry, put them into a hot tatche, together with a small quantity of powdered chico, a fat stone, and tatche them well, then sift the tea and it is done. If it happens not to be green enough, tatche it ...
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The Annual Register - Pagina 768
When the leaves are a little opened, and somewhat dry, put them into a hot tatche, together •with a small quantity of powdered chico, a f;it stone, and tatche them well, then sift the tea and it is done. If it happens not to be green enough, tatche it ...
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Annual Register - Volumul 44 - Pagina 768
When the leaves are a little opened, and somewhst dry, put them into a hot tatche, together with a small quantity of powdered chico, a fat stone, and tatche them well, then sift the tea and it is done. If it happens not to be green enough, tatche it ...
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Handbook of American Indians North of Mexico Volume 4/4 T-Z:
According to Alexander Taylor, members of this tribe were brought to San Antonio and Dolores (San Francisco) missions as neophytes. Tatché or Telamé is mentioned by Shea (preface to Arroyo de la Cuesta's Vocab. of S. Antonio mission) as ...
Frederick Webb Hodge, 2003
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The Literary Magazine, and American Register - Volumul 2 - Pagina 643
Youngshaw further says, that the leaves , "' Tatche is a fiat pan of cast iron. v.01;-NIL N9. XIV. of chong, oongo, hyson, and fine singlo trees, are beat with flat sticks or bamboos, after they have been withered by the sun or air, and have acquired ...
Charles Brockden Brown, 1804
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Introduction to the Science of Language - Pagina 59
(8). Runsien." (9). Eslene. (10). Tatche." (II). San Miguel. (12, 13, &c.). Yakon, Klamath, Euroc, &c. LVIII. Selish (polysynthetic):"— (1). Kaitlen: Billiküla (British Columbia). (2). Nanaimuk: Kowitsin : Songhu: Soke (Vancouver's Island). (3). Kowlitz:.
