The Tale of Ginger and Pickles
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is it done to a turn×1no there is no pattypan and i put one in×1what very small fine pieces it has cooked into×1i am dreadfully afraid it will be mouse×1i knew they would overeat themselves×1she simply ran×1i heard ribby coming and i had to run out×1do you take sugar my dear duchess×1i trust that is not that pie×1shall i run for the doctor×1where can it have gone to×1i am glad i used the bottom oven×1gammon and spinach ha ha ha×1and i shall have to eat it because it is a party×1what a delicious smell of pie×1well i never did×1a most genteel and elegant little dog×1i was only feeling for the pattypan×1is mrs ribston at home×1duchess ran home feeling uncommonly silly×1do not talk about food my dear ribby×1i feel wonderfully better×1the top oven bakes too quickly×1so there really was a pattypan×1i feel so dreadful×1i did not think i left that drawer pulled out×1i have looked all over the house×1gammon ha ha×1duchess was quite delighted with her own cleverness×1come in and how do you do my dear duchess×1i really couldn't couldn't eat mouse pie×1don't say that again×1i shall die i shall die×1no wonder i feel ill×1she shook the mats out at the frontdoor×1there began to be a pleasing smell of baked mouse×1there was nothing in the pie×1how good that pie smells×1i have swallowed a pattypan×1they did not speak because they were going to have a party×1mind the pattypan×1i wonder if ribby has taken my pie out of the oven yet×1the pie looked very comfortable×1how could i have swallowed it×1let me prop you up with a pillow my dear×1what a very awkward thing to have to explain×1a very clean white tablecloth×1next time i want to give a party×1such lovely piecrust×1i am feeling very much better×1