When Life Was Young
When Life Was Young
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It can be seven oreight feet long by four or five wide, big enough to bake all the pies, bread, pork and beans and most of the meat you want to cook for us, in aweek. Then after you have baked, Saturday afternoon, you no need to havemuch more cooking to do till the next Saturday. All you need do over thestove will be to make coffee and tea, boil eggs and potatoes once in awhile and warm up the food. ' 'There's an oven that goes with thesitting-room chimney, ' said she; 'I used always to bake in... it; butsomehow I have got out of the way of it, since we began to use stoves. 'I couldn't get her to say that she wanted an oven, so I did nothingabout it. But I know it would be a great deal easier, after she got thehabit of it again. " "But how could you have hot tea-rolls every night and morning, Addison, with an oven like that?" asked Ellen.
"I should not want them, myself, " replied Addison. "They nearly alwayssmell so strongly of soda that I do not like them; and I do not thinkthey are wholesome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It can be seven oreight feet long by four or five wide, big enough to bake all the pies, bread, pork and beans and most of the meat you want to cook for us, in aweek. Then after you have baked, Saturday afternoon, you no need to havemuch more cooking to do till the next Saturday. All you need do over thestove will be to make coffee and tea, boil eggs and potatoes once in awhile and warm up the food. ' 'There's an oven that goes with thesitting-room chimney, ' said she; 'I used always to bake in... it; butsomehow I have got out of the way of it, since we began to use stoves. 'I couldn't get her to say that she wanted an oven, so I did nothingabout it. But I know it would be a great deal easier, after she got thehabit of it again. " "But how could you have hot tea-rolls every night and morning, Addison, with an oven like that?" asked Ellen.
"I should not want them, myself, " replied Addison. "They nearly alwayssmell so strongly of soda that I do not like them; and I do not thinkthey are wholesome.
What to read after When Life Was Young?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephens Charles Asbury to read onlineMoreLess
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