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She scorned contractions, but equally scorned possessives and legitimate tenses. She wrote a beautiful hand, using quite ambitious words, but she totally misinterpreted the meaning of these very words in current literature, particularly the cook-book.
Robin, "though she isn't really mine, because I only happened to find her one morning when " Mr. Robin was going on to explain all about it, but Mr. Owl said, "'Sh!" and went right on: "Mr. Jack Rabbit, Mr. Robin gives you Miss Myrtle Meadows to love and cherish and obey, and Mr. Dog has brought a cook-book, and Mr. Bear some maple sugar, and all the others have brought good things.
"And what are you two whispering about?" cried Alexia, deserting the cook-book: "Now, tell us," she demanded, dreadfully afraid she would miss some news. "Well, you see " began Jasper. "Hush hush!" said Pickering. "Now don't pay any attention to Pickering," said Alexia, turning a cold shoulder to the last-mentioned individual; "do tell us, Jasper, what is it?"
Rabbit explained to her all about this Mr. Dog, and coaxed her back, and Mr. Dog made his best bow and offered his present a nice new cook-book which somebody had sent to Mrs. Man, who said she didn't want it, because she had her old one with a great many of her own recipes written in.
"Well, that's nice to say," cried Alexia, bursting into a loud laugh, in which Pickering joined. "You've done it now," he said, clapping Jasper on the back. "I'm glad of it, old chap, after the way you acted about that old cook-book." "So I have," said Jasper grimly. Then he laughed as hard as the others. "Well, you know what I mean, and we ought to give Larry the first attention."
Then they descended to the kitchen to survey their field of operations. "She's left it in splendid order, and there's a hot fire; that's one good thing," said Polly, lifting the stove lid to look in. "With a fire and a cook-book, we can work wonders," said Molly. "Now, Polly, let's plan." "All right." And Polly sat down on the wood-box. "What shall we have for lunch? That comes first."
The sterlet is expensive in regions where the cook-book flourishes, and the other fish are merely a cheat of town economy. The scum is not removed, this is the capital point, but stirred in as fast as it rises. If the ukha be skimmed, after the manner of professional cooks, the whole flavor and richness are lost.
Somehow she is found by this Madame Delchasse. Monsieur and Madame Delchasse, they have once together the res'traw. Monsieur is very fond of the escargot a la Bourgogne, and one day he eat too many escargot. Madame, she run the res'traw, sell great many meal to the dam-yankees; sell the cook-book to the dam- yankees aussi. Thus she get rich very rich, and buy the house on l'Esplanade.
"It's like my own cook-book, only it tells how to clean house instead of cook. I love to clean house! I love to make beds! I love to wash dishes! I just love to sweep! May I wear that beautiful cap, and are all those dish-towels for me, and is that my very own dust-pan?" Then she ran to the tree and got everything down.
Lots of worse things are printed and sold by thousands, but, someway, I can't seem to reconcile you and your glorious voice with a cook-book." "Allan Conrad," said Miss Wynne, with affected sternness, "if you hadn't studied medicine, would you be practising it now?" "No," admitted Allan; "not with the laws as they are in this State."
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