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co jchool? Prizes were penny candies.) To go up to Uncle Jim's sheep camp and hav^ jans of piping hot sourdough and big pieces of ¦ mutton fried xn deep fat in a big, long-handled fry pan. (Funny how they kept the mutton wrapped up in a cloth and in the bed, even in the summer.) dawn. Peering into the windows of the hat shop The clean , cjuiet lxbrary where Mrs ¦ Johanson of Oz and many others, lunch and soda pop and rented those awful, faded, To jump and play in the wheat bins in the seep through your toes, and then go with your dad The flour was almost yellow and it went home to always reminded me of a pain in the neck--this pain we often got if the bin was low and we had to over sharp and painful sensation. wagon came by and see the rows of meat hanging on The goodies of our Scandinavian ancestors: Fairy caKes or flap jacks__fried bread dough, Johnny calces, hot from the oven, sweet soup made of prunes toast dipped in eggs and milk and fried, Danish a rich creamed soup made on a hair bone with generous portions of Grunco, parsley-like greens which the liver and onions simmering in a rich brown gravy 42 |
