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Trials and Confessions of a Housekeeper

CHAPTER XVI
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And John continues as sulky as a bear.

He pretended to shake the carpets but you might get a wheelbarrow-load of dirt out of them.

I told him so, and the impudent follow replied that he didn't know any thing about shaking carpets; and that it wasn't the waiter's place, any how." "He did ?" "Yes, he did.

I was on the eve of ordering him to leave the house." "I'll save you that trouble," I said, a little warmly.
"Don't say any thing to him, if you please, Mr.Sunderland," returned my wife.

"There couldn't be a better man about the house than he is, for all ordinary purposes.


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