Category: Humour
SCENE: _The farm kitchen of John Murray. It is large and spacious, with a wide open fire-place to the right. At the back is one door leading to the parlour and other rooms in the house, also a large window overlooking the yard outside. To the left of this window is the door le...
SCENE: _The farm kitchen of John Murray. It is large and spacious, with a wide open fire-place to the right. At the back is one door leading to the parlour and other rooms in th...
2. Chapter 2KATE. I suppose they'll be wanting jam and sugar for the tea--aye--and some of them scones Miss Mary cooked yesterday, not but you couldn't eat them, and a pat or two of butter....
3. Chapter 3BROWN. Aye. There's a post card for you, Miss Mary, and a registered letter for Mr. John. The posty says he'll call on the road back for the account when you sign it. (_He hands...