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Title: The Saturday evening post
Year: 1839 (1830s)
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Publisher: Philadelphia : G. Graham
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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Talking Turkey THE SATURDAY EVENING POST November 27,19 that wistful memories of our Inga and light sputter or smell a short circuit inSubway.
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If 1 _ A n ;> 1 ; . 1 1 1) (HI p ll t ■ 1 11(1 i 11 i til on,ed, Ml T WAS not altogether the present scar-city of apartments and consequent ruin-ous rentals in Manhattan that chieflycaused the Brigadier to make up her mindthat we had decided to give up city life forthe commuting suburbs and take to the landin a serious way. In passing I should ex-plain perhaps that the Brigadier is my favor-ite pet name for the little woman, Belle,though to her sisters children, most of whom she has livingwith us most of the time, she is even better known as AuntieBellum. No, I should say that the fundamental reason thatsuddenly prompted the Brigadier to make so vital a deci-sion for us was rather her growing obsession that she neverwould be able to afford, in or out of my means, a city kitchenlarge enough to hold the steadily increasing collection ofhousehold electrical appliances which the Brigadier is for-ever spying in the advertising columns of the magazines, andas steadily buying. And as so

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