Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 92
id his mother. I did nt know youknew so much about stoves. Now suppose youshake the fire down and put the coal on —that sa mans work. All right, said Jack; I dont mind thingslike that; but boys dont cook, you know. His mother put both hands over her ears.Tack, if I hear you say that once more, I… … ARRANGING A SMALL ROUND TRAY IN FRONT OF HER MOTHERS PLACE. you may just tend the fire and bring us thingsfrom the refrigerator as we need them, to savetime. Now, Mildred, we will begin with the cus-tards, because they must be nice and cold.Brownie, you bring the spoons and bowls andsuch things,…
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