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... Seriously, now, the fashionable woman has for several months past been learning something about I j) what goes on in the kitchen-- II at Domestic Economy Exhibi- tions And she is amazed and interested. I saw a young Society Beauty at such a place some ...

... taste, or that she was the only son who could not run away from the ordea: f readings from plays in the making Had left her kitchen why, her roast would ive burnt Which is a very humble exam p. as to how one would find many Strang; kings if one were to uproot ...

... Lancaster s it was The Gondola Girl, and an uncommonly good show to find Mrs. Boocher, my landlady, huddled up on a chair in the kitchen, moaning. Hullo I said. Taken queer Or is it burglars, or a fire She shook her head feebly. It 's ghosts, Sir 'Orrible In ...