MET Or neighbor girls come home to day
A quilting era vignette mixes playful family chatter about laundry, a wedding gown, and housewifely wisdom. It contrasts city life with country habits using humorous dialogue and a moral about cheerfulness. Mentions Buranne’s wedding clothes and a “Lady of the House” persona. A short science note adds that a butterfly can live seven days without food.
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A long odd supper tale unfolds with a boastful note of supper scraps and garnish. An old farmer and his daughter listen as a letter reveals William Dutton’s marriage and near-forgotten love, while the daughter faces an uneasy future beside a wary father and a changing household.
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