SPIT them on a small bird-spit, flour them and baste them with a piece of butter; then have ready a slice of bread roasted brown, lay it in a dish and set it under the snipes for the trail to drop on; when they are enough, take them up and lay them on a toast; have ready, for two snipes, a quarter of a pint of good beef gravy hot, pour it into the dish, and set it over a chafing-dish two or three minutes. Garnish with lemons, and send them hot to table.