India And Daily Life in Bengal
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This 124 DAILY LIFE IN BENGAL.
is not by order or consent of the lady of the house, but the way he does when alone and unmolested. They never want to see any milk wasted, so in- sist on squeezing out with their thumb and finger the last drop. We may have told him a score of times that we would much prefer a few drops less milk, and a little less dirt, but the next time he strains the milk, it is the same thing.
As showing another use to which this piece of cloth may be put, let me tell a little... incident which was told us at the tea table the day it occurred. The victim was Mrs. Boyer, our neighbor just across the street. She was feeling a little languid, so asked the cook to make her a cup of coffee, which he proceeded to do. It was so very nice that she asked for a second cup. The cook told her he was sorry that he could not make her any more, for the reason that he had no more milk. She said, "I thought you had a quart of milk, " and the cook replied, " So I had, mem-sahib, but the boy spilt it on the cook-house floor, and all I could sop up I put in your other cup of coffee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This 124 DAILY LIFE IN BENGAL.
is not by order or consent of the lady of the house, but the way he does when alone and unmolested. They never want to see any milk wasted, so in- sist on squeezing out with their thumb and finger the last drop. We may have told him a score of times that we would much prefer a few drops less milk, and a little less dirt, but the next time he strains the milk, it is the same thing.
As showing another use to which this piece of cloth may be put, let me tell a little... incident which was told us at the tea table the day it occurred. The victim was Mrs. Boyer, our neighbor just across the street. She was feeling a little languid, so asked the cook to make her a cup of coffee, which he proceeded to do. It was so very nice that she asked for a second cup. The cook told her he was sorry that he could not make her any more, for the reason that he had no more milk. She said, "I thought you had a quart of milk, " and the cook replied, " So I had, mem-sahib, but the boy spilt it on the cook-house floor, and all I could sop up I put in your other cup of coffee.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zebina Flavius Griffin to read onlineMoreLess
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