Borrowing Coffee Pots Triggered Moral Battle in East Town
A domestic tale from East Bridgewater portrays Mrs Armand and Mr Armand entangled in a dispute over borrowing Britannia ware. The affair escalates to ruined cloaks and a coffee pot, ending with a rebuke of the practice and a pledge to buy rather than borrow, as Lovell and Armand reconcile.
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Mrs. Armand
Nho
Armand
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Lovell
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