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She laid her head upon the table, and thought how merciful would be death when he should come. Mr. Jiffin was in his glory. Mr. Jiffin's house was the same. Both were in apple-pie order to receive Miss Afy Hallijohn, who was, in a very short period, indeed, to be converted into Mrs. Jiffin. Mr.

'A booby trap, said H. O., 'the first thing when they get up, and an apple-pie bed at night. But Dora would not hear of it, and I own she was right. 'Suppose, she said, 'we could get up a good play like we did when we were Treasure Seekers. We said, well what? But she did not say.

Just then Gillispie drew from under his coat a large and friendly looking apple-pie. "Yes," he said, with emphasis; "I've bin a-makin' garden fur Mis' Ford." And so it came about that the three Johns knew her and served her, and that she never had a need that they were not ready to supply if they could.

That was the very day 'at Flappy was to start off on his periodical, an' he had made all his preparations so that everything would be in apple-pie order.

"The people who have had it for years cleared out last October, and it was all put in apple-pie order then, in anticipation of my wife's arrival." Barry, red and embarrassed, said nothing, but examined the photograph with unnecessary minuteness. "Seems a pity the place should stand idle," went on Owen musingly.

I was allowed to scrape the crock that had held the pumpkin for the pies. So that's how I know as much as I do. I suppose, however, when all is said and done, that there is no pie that can quite come up to an apple-pie. You take nice, short crust that's been worked up with ice-water, and line the tin with it, and fill it heaping with sliced, tart apples not sauce.

Ain't dinner 'most ready?" But I fully recognize the fact that very often our judgment is warped by feeling, and I am inclined to believe that even the undoubted merit of the apple-pie would not prevail against a vinegar-pie, if such should be presented to me for my decision. A vinegar-pie?

'He is quite one of us. His mother was on the stage. 'Was she? rejoined Nicholas. 'She ate apple-pie at a circus for upwards of fourteen years, said the manager; 'fired pistols, and went to bed in a nightcap; and, in short, took the low comedy entirely. His father was a dancer. 'Was he at all distinguished? 'Not very, said the manager. 'He was rather a low sort of pony.

The Countess's step was heard approaching, but just before entering she stopped at the head of the stairs. "Thou hast given the girl her dinner, Levina?" "Oh yes, my Lady!" "What had she?" "I brought her apple-pie, if it please my Lady, and cheese, and gateau de Dijon, and ham, and a few other little things: but she would not touch the ham, and scarcely the cheese."

And oh, how good the tea tasted, and the apple-pie and cream, and the bread and butter, all with the open-air flavour about them, which is better than any other.

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