Gould, Elizabeth Lincoln, d. 1914 · Philadelphia, The Penn Publishing Company · leaf 72
Miss Hettys without theo-ift when it comes to cooking. You wouldnt o o believe it, but shed be just as likelv to put theeiiirs rii^lit in after the butter, without beating1 em so o r> separate, as any other way. Aint it singular ? I expect she writes beautiful letters. MissArctura, said Polly,… … SHE WAS BEATING A GOLDEN MIXTURE A LTTTLE COOK pointed at him as with a pen in my hand. Tin* only way I ever wrote a letter was by main strength, and »/ «/ Id rather take a whipping any time. I guess it would be pretty hard work for any-body to whip you/ said Polly shrewdly, and Arc-tura laughed…
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