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Patty at Home

CHAPTER IX
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"Do you mind ?" "Not at all; if you keep your sentiment in its proper place, and don't let it interfere with the somewhat prosaic duties that have of late come into your life." "Gracious goodness' sakes!" said Patty; "that reminds me.

What shall I order from the butcher this morning ?" "Don't ask me," said Mr.Fairfield.

"I object to being implicated in matters so entirely outside my own domain." "Oh, certainly," said Patty; "that's all right.

I beg your pardon, I'm sure.

And don't feel alarmed; I'll promise you shall have a tip-top dinner." "I've no doubt of it, and now good-bye, Baby, I must be off to catch my train.


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