Chapters From Some Unwritten Memoirs
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We had shabby table-cloths, alternating with some of my grandmother's fine linen; we had old Derby china for our dessert of dried figs and dry biscuits, and a silver Flaxman teapot (which always poured oblations of tea upon the cloth) for breakfast, also three cracked cups and saucers of unequal patterns and sizes. One morning, Jeames de la Pluche (so my father's servant and factotum chose to call him- self when he wrote to the papers) brought in a hamper which had just arrived. When it was un-... packed we found, to our great satisfaction, that it contained a lovely breakfast array: A china bowl for my father's tea, ornamented with his initials in gold amid a trellis of roses; beautiful cups for the young ladies, lovely gilt milk-jugs, and a copy of verses, not written, but put together out of printed letters from the Times. I quote it from memory: "Of esteem as a token Fate preserve it unbroken 86 CHAPTERS FROM SOME UNWRITTEN MEMOIRS A friend sends this tea-dish of porcelain rare, And with truth and sincerity Wishes health and prosperity To the famed M.
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We had shabby table-cloths, alternating with some of my grandmother's fine linen; we had old Derby china for our dessert of dried figs and dry biscuits, and a silver Flaxman teapot (which always poured oblations of tea upon the cloth) for breakfast, also three cracked cups and saucers of unequal patterns and sizes. One morning, Jeames de la Pluche (so my father's servant and factotum chose to call him- self when he wrote to the papers) brought in a hamper which had just arrived. When it was un-... packed we found, to our great satisfaction, that it contained a lovely breakfast array: A china bowl for my father's tea, ornamented with his initials in gold amid a trellis of roses; beautiful cups for the young ladies, lovely gilt milk-jugs, and a copy of verses, not written, but put together out of printed letters from the Times. I quote it from memory: "Of esteem as a token Fate preserve it unbroken 86 CHAPTERS FROM SOME UNWRITTEN MEMOIRS A friend sends this tea-dish of porcelain rare, And with truth and sincerity Wishes health and prosperity To the famed M.
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