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Title: The Ladies' home journal
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Wyeth, N. C. (Newell Convers), 1882-1945
Subjects: Women's periodicals Janice Bluestein Longone Culinary Archive
Publisher: Philadelphia : (s.n.)
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There were ease and refresh-
ment in just being near the baby, and he
sank into a low rocker beside the crib for a
moment. The parents wouldn't be home until
midnight. Each hour until then seemed to
beat upon Barry's bowed head. He yawned
hugely.
It was quiet, and the smell of smoke, that
goaded him out of the chair. He took the
stairs in three plunges and, in the kitchen
doorway, stopped dead. Not charred rem-
nants of Neddy and Pete, but charred rem-
nants of hamburgers still smoked on the
range. The floor was a sea of melted ice
cream and the boys had made a slide and were
slithering through it, muffling their giggles.
A kitchen like this one had never been seen
before, unless it might have been at 107
Locust Place, and Barry leaned weakly in
the doorway.
They had been fixing a party, Neddy of-
fered. "Why can'tcha melt the strawberry
and the vanilla on the stove and then mix
them? Pete pressed close to him. Why
cantcha, Barry?"
"You can if you want soup," Barry said.
Calm, pleasant, indifferent—all those things.
His face hurt with them, cleaning the
kitchen. His yawns were stifled ones.

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