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It is very strange about Patty and Ide. Though Patty is so quiet, almost meek in her ways, and dresses so plainly, and is quite contented to work in the hot kitchen, cooking and washing dishes, it turns out that she is a very rich girl; or will be. Young people get on his nerves, so Patty lives with the Trowbridges, who are friends of his, and helps Mrs. Trowbridge with her work.

Lutie replied that if George was strong enough to carry the washing back and forth from the customers', she'd manage to support him by taking in dirty linen. Then Mrs. Tresslyn broke down. Damme, Brady, it brought tears to my eyes. You don't know how affecting it is to see a high and mighty person like Mrs. Tresslyn humble herself like that. She didn't cry.

The rocks above were carried away by rains and rivers, but not evenly all over the country; nor by washing out valleys and leaving hills, but by carving the country into terraces.

Why should she live on potato parings? Sometimes she worked all night when she had a great deal of work on hand. She did the washing for the whole house and for some Parisian ladies and had several apprentices, besides two laundresses. She was making money hand over fist, and her good luck would have turned a wiser head than her own.

When you have put your soiled flannel through two good washings with soap in the usual way, dip it in clean boiling water, and finish cleaning it with that dipping. You will have it white and fine as when new. M'Clinton's soap, being made from plant ashes and not from soda, is much less liable to shrink and harden flannel; in fact, it is best for all fine washing. Alcohol.

I remember little of the sheep save the washing and shearing and the lambs which Uncle Peabody brought to our fireside to be warmed on cold mornings of the early spring. I remember asking where the lambs came from when I was a small boy, and that Uncle Peabody said they came from "over the river" a place regarding which his merry ignorance provoked me.

But he could not be altogether dumb. That, people said, would never happen to Josiah Pease while he was above ground. "That his girl?" he asked, indicating Rosie with his knife, in a gustatory pause. "Whose?" inquired Amelia willfully. "His." He pointed again, this time to the back room, where Enoch was still washing his hands. "Yes." "Mother dead?"

Where there is no second room the bather must use his bed room as a cooling and reposing room, as he must also in the cases where only a washing room and a hot room are provided. Plan of Mr.

The latter returned to the kitchen, to resume the washing of the dinner-dishes; and the former returned to his post at the window.

Zane's wife, whose skilled fingers were already tired with the washing and the bandaging of the injuries received by the defenders.