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Eight Cousins

CHAPTER 16--Bread and Button-Holes
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But how shall I begin ?" "I'll speak to her about it, and she will make it all right with Dolly, for cooking is one of the main things, you know." "So it is! I don't mind that a bit, for I like to mess, and used to try at home; but I had no one to tell me, so I never did much but spoil my aprons.

Pies are great fun, only Dolly is so cross, I don't believe she will ever let me do a thing in the kitchen." "Then we'll cook in the parlour.

I fancy Aunt Plenty will manage her, so don't be troubled.

Only mind this, I'd rather you learned how to make good bread than the best pies ever baked.

When you bring me a handsome, wholesome loaf, entirely made by yourself, I shall be more pleased than if you offered me a pair of slippers embroidered in the very latest style.


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