Put them in salt and water, and let them lay several days, then in fair water one day, changing the water several times; take them out and soak them in alum water, one or two hours.
When the cymbelines are tender, take them up and put them in alum water.
Cut and scrape the rinds of cymbelines, put them in strong salt and water, let them remain in it a week, then in fair water three days, changing the water every day, then soak them in alum water an hour.
Cut up ripe melons into small square pieces, peel and scrape out the soft pulp and seeds, soak one night in alum water, and then boil in strong ginger tea.
When taken out of alum water, put in cold water to cook.
Then soak out the salt and boil them in alum water half an hour, and afterwards in ginger tea for one hour.
To prevent the colours from sinking and spreading, which they usually do on common paper, the latter should be wetted 2 or 3 times with a sponge dipped in alum water (3 or 4 oz.
From the small button or filbert onion, deprived of the outer coloured skin, and either at once put into bottles and covered with strong white pickling vinegar, or previously steeped for a day or two in strong brine or alum water.
Another plan is to steep the sliced cabbage inalum water for 10 or 12 hours, and, after draining and drying it, to pour the vinegar upon it as before.
The fur of a rabbit is the meanest fur in the world to comb out and dress to look fluffy and immaculate after it has once been wet with salt-and-alum water.
If you have any alum at hand, you can in a moment make up a pint or quart of alum water, which will cut the mucus instantly, and clear it off.
For a large animal this takes some time, and as fast as the legs are finished each must be carefully wrapped up in ice blankets that have been wet in salt-and-alum water, and kept soft until all are done.
Instead of antimony, we would recommend small quantities of alum water, given every ten or fifteen minutes, until the child vomits.
A solution of alum water, in which the drawing is to be dipped (not washed on with a brush, as it would smear) will answer the purpose extremely well.
When the cymbelines are tender, take them up, and put them back into the alum water.
Take the rinds out of the water, and soak them in alum water an hour.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "alum water" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
