Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 590
aps the same artistic impulse andimagination is required for both. Men writerscan cook, too, when they try; only they areapt to be mussy. Marjorie was not mussy, and she had bothskill and experience. As a girl it had been her ther would consent reluctantly to her daughters going out to service,… … BUT ONE MORN delight to assist with the meals, and her mo-ther, a New England woman, had taught herdaughter the science of the household. Later,at school, it was always Marjorie who had beenchosen to invent and prepare those little dinnersand suppers in which her light-hearted fellowshad found…
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