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... have without a housekeeper!' Housekeeper, indeed !' sniffed her sister-inlaw, briskly stirring away at a brass kettle of blackberry jam that was bubbling over the fire. faint because be can't get one that Josiah Winterahaw goes without a housekeeper!' ...

... are now collected in the dainty little volume sent us. As stated in his preface poets and poetry are as plentiful us blackberries, but they are all welcome if they only fulfil, however slightly, our author's idea, to help one's fellowpilgrims through ...

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