nunchin

Updated: July 5, 2025

I'll lay a pound bill the child be hungry." Jan was hungry. He had bartered the food from his "nunchin bag" at dinner-time for another child's new slate-pencil. The cakes were very good, too, and Mrs. Salter was liberal. He rose greatly in her esteem by saying grace before meat. "For what we have received the Lord be praised," was his form of giving thanks; to which Mrs.

Juliana Horatia Gatty Ewing - Jan of the Windmill