Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 189
by the hand and introduced herto the dairy. Yvette was to become a dairy-maid. But alas! nothing fared well with her.I hate to write it of such a nice little girl, and the mistakes she made—putting salt in thestrawberry whip, and sugar in the soup!Small wonder that the cook threatened to… … TO FARMEK FEIlNAtiUI CAME YVJiTTKS PARENTS but, though terribly well-meaning, Yvette wasboth stupid and awkward. Shed throw awaythe cream, pour in the skim-milk for butter;she d upset the milk-pan set out to cool; andmany other awkward things she did, until thedairy-maids all clamored, Nothing will…
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