You will want to buy a small tea kettle, and a gridiron, and a frying pan, in case you want a chop or a rasher.

Do you think you can cook them yourself ?" "Frank, amused at the thought of cooking and catering for himself, said boldly that he should soon learn.
"You are a very young gentleman," the landlady said, eyeing him doubtfully, "to be setting up on your own hook.

I mean," she said, seeing Frank look puzzled, "setting up housekeeping on your own account.
You will have to be particular careful with the frying pan, because if you were to upset the fat in the fire you might have the house in a blaze in a jiffey." Frank said that he would certainly be careful with the frying pan.
"Well," she went on, "as you're a stranger to the place I don't know as you could do better than get your tea, and sugar, and things at the grocer's at the next corner.

I deals there myself, and he gives every satisfaction.

My baker will be round in a few minutes, and, if you likes, I can take in your bread for you.