Mcclure's Magazine December, 1895
Mcclure's Magazine December, 1895
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From a photograph by Alfred Ellis, London. ] CHILDHOOD IN A MANX COTTAGE.
The Ballavolley cottage was a typical Manx cottage. On one side of theporch was the parlor, which also served as a dairy, redolent of milkand bright with rare old Derby china. On the other side was theliving-room, with its undulating floor of stamped earth and gratelesshearthstone in the ingle, to the right and left of which were seats. Here in the ingle-nook the little boy would sit watching his auntscooking the oaten ca...ke on the griddle, over a fire of turf from thecurragh and gorse from the hills, or the bubbling cooking-pot slung onthe slowrie. One of his earliest recollections is of his oldgrandmother, seated on her three-legged stool, bending over the fire, tongs in hand, renewing the fuel of gorse under the griddle. The wallsof this room were covered with blue crockery ware, and through theopen rafters of the unplastered ceiling could be seen the flooring ofthe bedrooms above. These were very low dormer rooms, with the bed inthe angle where the roof was lowest.
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From a photograph by Alfred Ellis, London. ] CHILDHOOD IN A MANX COTTAGE.
The Ballavolley cottage was a typical Manx cottage. On one side of theporch was the parlor, which also served as a dairy, redolent of milkand bright with rare old Derby china. On the other side was theliving-room, with its undulating floor of stamped earth and gratelesshearthstone in the ingle, to the right and left of which were seats. Here in the ingle-nook the little boy would sit watching his auntscooking the oaten ca...ke on the griddle, over a fire of turf from thecurragh and gorse from the hills, or the bubbling cooking-pot slung onthe slowrie. One of his earliest recollections is of his oldgrandmother, seated on her three-legged stool, bending over the fire, tongs in hand, renewing the fuel of gorse under the griddle. The wallsof this room were covered with blue crockery ware, and through theopen rafters of the unplastered ceiling could be seen the flooring ofthe bedrooms above. These were very low dormer rooms, with the bed inthe angle where the roof was lowest.
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